It's a truism but all records are meant to be broken.
It's only keyboard warriors who've never achieved anything of note in their own lives who pontificate about how the new record is somehow inferior to the old.
I'm absolutely convinced that Lewis Jones will be extremely gracious & complimentary in acknowledging Kevin Sinfield's feat.
The only record I believe that will never be broken is that of Sir Donald Bradman, but even he recognised the special talents of Gavaskar & Tendulkar.
Upon further reflection I can think of two further relevant records that I don't believe I'll see beaten in my lifetime, John Holmes' Leeds appearance record & Neil Fox's overall points scoring record.

Just read what he say's then move on to more positive post's

Why do you bother with Rugby League at all, really?

If you honestly believe the product that is served is vastly inferior to that of yesteryear then why try to digest it?

My gran stopped eating chicken several years ago as she said "it just doesn't have the same taste as it used to", you are allowed to NOT watch Rugby League, you know that, right?

I was fanatical about football when i was a lot younger, disliked what the game had become so I stopped following it, makes sense really.

Lamb chops over here dont taste as nice as they do at home,very bland taste.Cant wait to get home and have some proper tasty lamb chops.The beer is awful too

,but cant wait to get home for Easter to see some Rugby league,my enthusiasm has not waned

Breaking a 50 year record is a fantastic acheivement. Breaking a record held by someone with Lewis Jone's class is a fantastic achevement.

Super League has been going 16 years and has had 4 different teams win the championship. In the ten years preceeding Super League two different teams had been champions. That is what super league was trying to address, not the previous 90 year history of the game.

In the 10 years prior to Super League there were three teams that won the challenge cup. In the first ten years of super league six different teams won the challenge cup.

Not that ANY of the above has any relevance to the acheivement of Sir Kev.

Away from any derailing, well done Sinfield model professional, exceptional leader and rugby player.

Sorry to repeat my post on another thread but Sinfield deserves it on his own Sir Kev thread.

Well done Kevin. It is entirely appropriate that he should be the one to overtake the record set by one of our greatest legends. I hope Lewis is able to present some memento to Kevin at a future home game. I have been privileged to witness many of the points scored by both players who apart from their class on the field are/were unassuming role models off the field.

I agree.I noticed Lewis made a presentation to Kevin after he broke the goal scoring record,Although I think that was at end of season bash.I hope this time it will be done on the field so all the fans can share his moment.

As a Bulls fan and all banter aside, Kevin Sinfield = class, as a player and a man.

Indeed he is. What a pity his unassuming attitude and humility isn't shared by the Leeds fans.

Top post!
Sets aside a true fan of the game from the many blinkered and jealous numpties who constantly decry Sinny's fantastic ability and many achievements.