Just one of those games, every team gets them. Just regroup and rectify it next game.

Yes,but you're not that good that you are going to carry on thrashing us for the next 50 years like we did with you.I only have to refer you to the last time you were crowing about thrashing us in the playoff's.It was 2011 we won and you wen out and we finished Champions.yes you should be wary of Leeds

Wire far superior , murdered Leeds in the forwards



James Child should not be anywhere near a play off game



By the way on Saturday Leeds needed to win three straight games to win the super league
Come Friday Leeds need to win three straight games to win the super league

Not much has changed apart from players getting valuable game time

But had we won Saturday, the second two would have been at home, now one will have to be away.

Not precisely sure which game/s your 'second two' is referring to in this context but had Leeds won on Saturday they wouldn't be a 'second two' to play before the Grand Final - just the home semi-final.

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As pointed out previously (and it appears others are cottoning on) under this flawed format none of the week one games mean diddly squat in deciding the eventual champions as only two no chance teams get eliminated. In week two you get losers V winners and that has proved a problem for the majority of week one losers thus far. This is the first time under this present format that Leeds have lost a week one game so it will be interesting to see how they fare and whether they can buck the trend.

We do OK in semi finals away from home - Wigan 2012 and Warrington 2011, will be one of those again this year so not too concerned.

Surely we should be more worried about playing at home? Coincidentally then losing to Wigan and Warrington in 2010 and 2006 respectively.

tvoc, come on. I thought what I said would have been cottoned on to without the need of a wink.

But it's not that easy for the Giants in playoff football is it?

What is your record, won 2 lost 10?

Nice piece of un-stitching. Slick.

In the SL Play-Offs:

Leeds at Headingley - Pl 17, Won 12, Lost 5 (71%)

Leeds on opponent's ground - Pl 15, Won 6, Lost 9 (40%)

Leeds didn't record a Play-Off win away from Headingley until the 2004 Grand Final at Old Trafford. Leeds didn't win a Play-Off game on an opponent's ground until visiting St Helens the following year. There has been quite an upturn in fortunes since then with last Saturday Leeds' first Play-Off loss away from Headingley since 2008 - which had been a five away game winning sequence on opponent's grounds or nine games away from Headingley when you include Old Trafford.

Un-stitching? seriously did the comment really go over peoples heads?

Old Trafford is a home game. I get what you're [inow[/i saying.

Classic.