yep. but some people have the blinkers on David. the nucleus is there but we need some quality signings.
to many lately have been cheap, and sadly, low quality. we are where we are for a reason

If Leeds are committed to this squad then I can't see how they have the cap space to sign the quality of player they need.

I get Printer's point about the pre-season/injuries but by now this team should be red hot and it is decidedly tepid.

Segayro looks OK but only because we haven't had a proper hooker for so long. He looks a little one dimensional to me - it could be he needs more time. He doesn't look in the Roby/Clark quality and the number of forward passes he throws is a worry but that could just his team mates getting used to him.

The biggest thing for me would be a new coach - it will not happen for next year - the brand of rugby under McDermott in the main has always been turgid and has relied on off the cuff stuff that is not of his making. I struggle to see what he is bringing to the party. I get he is the most successful coach ever in the world but that is question of circumstance IMO

Baldwinson is off

Shame home grown talent thrown away so we can recruit the likes of Mullally?

To Fev? It would be just his luck that McDermott followed him (wishful thinking )

Just watched the "highlights" ...awful. Best try by the London right winger. Maybe Leeds could sign him and the hooker (Cunningham)? More likely though we will see more of Luke shuffling down the wing and Burrow scooting into his inevitable blind alley tackles next season

I really enjoyed seeing Leeds win the treble last year but this year I'm glad we've been able to temper that with a touch of realism and avoid having nobody to compete against.

Another win, another box ticked. Get a win against salford and then batley and it's job done, over with, bish bash bosh. We can then get this season consigned to the trash can of history, one of the worst and most challenging seasons in decades.

The winger in question is Macani, and he's on his way to Bradford next year apparently.

As for Cunningham, he's tied down with us till 2018

At least having watched Soward's contribution I trust we can forget all talk about him coming to Leeds.

Not based on what I've been told. Holiday as in season over.

Nobody will be going on holiday until safety is guaranteed and even if we beat Salford and Batley it won't be mathematically guaranteed. Plus who do we bring, Walters, Luke Briscoe, Walters are with Fev. Delaney and McGuire probably won't feature again. The only people who haven't featured are Handley and Golding and it's not like our starting wingers have played too many games. If we've guaranteed safety with a game to spare then we might see Cameron Smith or Sam Hallas get a game vs Leigh but ONLY if we've landed a top 3 spot, which looking at fixtures probably still won't be guaranteed after Round 5.

Not that I disagree with you, because your point is correct. But from yesterday, we have Burrow, Singleton, Ward, Handley, Golding, Smith, and a lad who has possibly done more than most to deserve an opportunity, Sanderson, who can replace people.

More garbage served up & then a deluded Coach tries bigging it up as some kind of ground-breaking form we're in.
This squad is well & truly done as is the Coach if GH fails to rectify that then he's losing his grip on reality imo.

Sanderson certainly deserves a chance as does Brierley but i doubt he'd come in at FB before Golding.

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Qualifiers Round Three around UpRound three of the Super Eights Qualifiers would see two clear favourites for Super League 2017 emerge while two sides would finish the weekend needing miracles for their shot at the big time. Salford and Hull KR met of Friday night in a crucial match for both sides before the Rhinos travelled to London on Saturday afternoon to take on the Broncos. Sunday afternoon saw Featherstone Rovers host the high flying Leigh Centurions while the Huddersfield Giants were at Mount Pleasant to face whipping boys the Batley Bulldogs. READ MORE ON THIS STORY...