Remember him coming in the supporters club after one victory and thanking the fans for their support

R.I.P mate thanks for the memories

Rest in peace. Will always remember him as our finest coach and the man who made watching Leeds RL a joy rather than a burden.

RIP, thought are with his family and friends. I first started watching the Rhinos in 1997/8, so just at the start of his era. That pack was brutal yet the team could play with flair, some of the late tries in the final were very good.
Thank You for the memories.

Some of my best memories and best times was when graham was our coach, did not miss a game home or away for the whole of his spell at the club,
Despite all the success have had over the last 7-8 years, the team we had then was not flash and maybe only had 2-3 really world class payers. But he got us to play as a unit and we played so hard. Great times.

met him once while queuing up for cup final tickets .RIP graham.

audioboo.fm/boos/1523571-barrie- ... ham-murray

audioboo.fm/boos/1523571-barrie- ... ham-murray

The fact we all still think so highly of Graham shows the man he was. During his reign, watching Leeds was a pure joy. We didn't have the best team but he made the fans feel part of the club. That's something that's continued through to today. I've heard him say how much he loved it at Leeds, and it was a shame he had to go back for family reasons, but again that shows the kind of man he was.

One of my all time favourite moments being a leeds fan was during a rare win over Wigan at home and the South Stand physically vibrating under everyone singing 'Graham Murray's barmy army'. So much that if you should still, you could feel the stand bouncing.

Will always be a Leeds legend. And thanks or providing many of us with our only cup success.

Thanks

And doesn't it seem appropriate that we're playing London in London!?

rip graham a rhino legend,that pack was a privilege to watch ! gone far to soon

The problem is that with the cock-up with the fixtures, virtually none of us will be there in person to pay tribute ....

In tears at the news today.

The architect of one of the happiest days of my rugby watching life, the 1999 Challenge Cup Final and still the most successful Challenge Cup coach at Leeds for the last 30 years ....

Terrible news - only 58. It is a mark of the man that he is held in such high esteem - RIP

Terrible news. No age at all. Thoughts are with his family.

Lovely chap and always had time for the fans.
Seemed very humble.
Put some real fire in our team.
RIP Graham Murray.

RIP Mr Murray. The catalyst that relaunched Leeds in the late 90s. Got the great Leeds/Bradford rivalry back on track. The 1998 side he oversaw was a real war machine. Peace out!