Our lack of structure was alarming. We went one up for the whole evening and got exactly what we deserved. Well done Wakey, a good outfit IMHO.

One of the most annoying things out of tonight was the fact we even managed to play our way back into the game and then went and fecked it up again!!

Signing Kyle Amor back on will only result in more of what's being complained about on this thread......the one man stuff doesn't suit ya's.....you don't want him back...

We showed our hand and give the ball plenty of air and invited you into another thrill a minute attacking game........for once we decided to bring our defensive game to the party....!.....your defense around the ruck was non existant and should be a big worry....we murdered you there time after time.....would like to see the stats on clean breaks tonight.......we seemed to break the line plenty....

Good luck in the cup final....bring it home to WY....

Not if we have something to do with it

The Wakey forwards just kept on rolling forward.....our lot were very much second best (again).

Leeds have some exciting young players in Ward, Watkins (great first half combination try), Hardaker, Hall etc ...Keinhorst looks like he could be another. Without those forwards though .......

hands off it was a one off tonight leave him where he is but am gonna say that am a wildcat trolling.

Kyle Amor? Nah, he looked pretty shakey against fart-town. Tell you what whinos, try Grant Millington from c*s, Bryn Hargreaves from Bradford, Andy Lynch from Hull FC or Eorl Crabtree from fart-town if you need a new prop. I'm sure Scott Taylor from Hull KR may be interested as well.

I didnt think our forwards were too bad to be honest, we seemed to make ground easy enough. The problem, IMO, is in defence. As mentioned our defence around the ruck was very poor both from markers and A defenders. Also there seems to be too many times where we end up with a prop defending next to another prop, as evidenced by Andy Raleigh skipping in between Peacock & Leuluai.
Our poor defence led to Wakey making too many breaks so, despite scrambling back pretty well, we lost field position. Add on some stupid penalties, a couple of dodgy ones, too many knock-ons and applying little pressure to Wakey's line when we did have field position and it's no wonder we struggled.

In the end, Wakey won because they played better than we did.

Waky deserved the win they were the better side without doubt but the side we put out should have been capable of winning. What we didn't have was structured play or anyone prepared to do the tackling. We were again awful around the ruck and have been for quiet some time. Back to the bad Leeds of the last couple of years some great games and then blurp. Who do i blame well the players to start with but who supposed to give them structure who picked another bizzar side (which should not be put down to injury or suspension) Kirke at Lf what the f---

Having a prop play loose forward appears the modern way but last night Leeds had one who consistently struggles to win any collision he's involved in.

Thought Kirke was a little unlucky with the Sykes score though as he definitely touched the Wakefield man and so he should have been made to play the ball rather than carry on to beat Sinfield and score.

As I said after the bradford game, we are playing one up rugby just waiting for an individual to find a gap

When was the last time we "put a move on"?

Was it around 1980. David Ward's tribute to The Pink Floyd?

To be fair, Wakey are becoming a difficult team to beat now. They have recruited reasonably well, have encouraged some decent support and are playing with lots of confidence. The days of a guarenteed 2 points at Belle Vue (Or whatever) appear to be over.

As I have posted wakey played ok but lets be candid they are not anywhere near being a good side and didn't have to break much sweat to beat us last night. Yes playing with a little confidence can do wonders but still is no fortress at belle vue

Not forgetting we had 4 of our most influential players out in Ablett, Bailey, Delaney and McGuire. We will bounce back and put in 3 strong performances before Wembley. We needed a defeat to stop the complacency from setting in.