Worlds Apart does seem to have a serious beef with Golding that is extraordinarily intense. Way over the top for a kid with limited first team time. At this stage he is a prospect, promising or not depending on your point of view, but hardly deserving of the vitriol that WA piles on him. Last night I put it down to an alcohol fuelled rage but WA is still banging the drum this afternoon.

Come on Worlds apart what's the real beef here?

Being a clueless Bellend requires no further explanation.

Thought he did ok, you can see why though at times why people don't think his future lay at FB.

This might be his biggest problem in terms of becoming a future first teamer at Leeds. What position and our strength in our backs. If we were to sign Brierley for example and Sutcliffe remains in the halves and we still have another year or two of McGuire and Lilley in the hunt then it's going to be very difficult for him to get a crack at Leeds.

I smell someone who has a relative that got shipped out of Leeds without getting a chance in the first team.

The reference to George Elliot - who never looked anything more than a mediocre Academy player - is baffling. Quite the name to pull out of the hat when making a comparison, unless it's one the OP was in some way already familiar with.

Certainly a very strange outburst not based on rugby acumen or facts but more on emotion with personal remarks about his Afro hairstyle. He also keeps mentioning Handley as a fullback forgetting that this player was allowed the space to make a series of defensive errors which happens with youngsters as they gain experience. Golding is certainly a talent that is here to stay.

Golding shagging his bird is a much more fun idea though

I remember the same poster sticking the knife into Golding after his debut match vs Warrington away so he's got previous for it and wrote him off after one single appearance.

Seems like some people enjoy mediocrity. The fact is Leeds Rhinos have enjoyed 11 years of success, and are on course for a treble. Golding is nothing more than average. To pull that Rhinos jumper you need to do more than "OK" or "grow into the game."

Wasn't you singing the praises of Kleinhorst the other week? Bit ironic that.

But for his age, experience and first team exposure, he is more than average. Others with the power and presumably experience to judge, seem to think he's worth a go.

p.s. You are worlds apart and I claim my £5.

Not saying Golding is average but even our title winning teams have had "average" players in. The playoff semi final in 2009 to get to Old Trafford we had Simon Warrell in the 17. A salary cap sport with 25 spots means you need an average guy in. Clarkson, Hauraki, Griffin, Moore have been in our 25 man squads that won GF's.

I smell a sock puppet account that would do the Sooty Show proud.

The biggest failing Golding exhibited last night was trying too hard not to mess up, which on a couple of occasions made him look hesitant and indecisive.

Once he'd settled in and found his stride I thought he did ok - alight he wasn't ripping up any trees but I've seem much worse that regularly get a SL shirt.

Be fair on the lad ,he is not Hardaker ,he is going to get targeted by opposition but, he shows good appetite for the fight ,positioning is good ,he is quick with good feet

Digging your heels in about Keinhorst I see. Can't even give the faintest of praise. Much like your contious criticism of Ablett whenever we lose.....reality is it helps to be critical of the "other" second rower away from your high-school crunch of Stevie Ward....who achieved VERY little with his carries on Friday, less than 5m per carry it was for a 2nd row.....but I imagine he was "immense" again

Where's the irony? Keinhorst doesn't look out of place.