He'll probably be at Fev for the whole of next season

Could do with a few SL games to bring him on a bit more I think. Against the right opposition.

He's come on a lot for us over the year. Started like a house on fire then other teams got to know him and he got targeted. He's come through the other side now.

I hope he gets some game time for us next year. He looks to already posses the physical attributes and as has been said on here, has held his own against championship opposition this year in a struggling team so has proved he can mix it at that level, lets see if he is ready for the step up.

I'd play him until Galloway is fit, and then loan him out.

If Galloway returns in the same timeframe as his previous injury then he'll be back pretty much at the start of the season.

i'd let the kid play, there will be injuries and form drops. let him force his way in. he is already ready for super league certainly should be in 19 man squad.

How does he compare age wise with some of the young forwards playing SL games for Hull, Wigan and Saints?
They certainly don`t look out of place from what I have seen but may be a year or two older than Oledzki.

He's a good prospect but only recently turned 19, spending most of next year in the Championship with 5-10 Super League appearances is probably the best for his development.

Graham and Sam Burgess were established SL players at 18/19.Sam smashing the poop out of kiwis at 18 infact. I know they are special cases but Oledzki is already a unit like them and has spent a year at the level below you have to keep him moving forward for him to progress now for me.

I think the big difference between Oledski and a Sam Burgess is that he seems to lack a bit of game knowhow around the PTB (also the PTB has got a lot more scrappy than it was 10 years ago when Burgess and Graham debuted).

I would see if we get him on loan to a SL team like Hull KR or Widnes/ Leigh (whoever is in SL) as he is not going to learn much from playing against championship players, but wont be in the pressure cooker of a team expected to win most weeks

Unless we are basically writing of next year as a transition year anyway, in which case it doesnt matter as much if he makes mistakes for us

Just play the lad
we will soon find out how good he is.
my bet is he is good enough

Given the geriatric nature of too many of our forwards I'd like to see Oledzki and others given a genuine chance in the first team early next season.

I know right, it's not like they wouldn't have the experience around them as we have that in abundance.

Would love to see him become a regular next year.

I don't have a problem at all with giving young kids a chance. They'll make mistakes sure, but they'll become better for it.

I'd much rather have Oledski, Lilley, Walker etc playing a full season than, Mullally, Galloway, Singleton, Briscoe, Delaney etc.

All we are saying, is give youth a chaaaaaaance.

The only way that the youth is going to learn is by playing in games and making mistakes.

Unfortunately at a team like Leeds who are hungry for success these teething trouble usually have you branded crap and washed out by the fans before you can blink.