Aside from JP, Burrow was the only Leeds player from that era I could stand.

You might not have asked for one but I gave you one as I knew you’d be listening.

Kear describes Leeds as “the benchmark of class” https://www.rlnews.co.uk/kear-describes ... -of-class/

Kear describes Leeds as “the benchmark of class” https://www.rlnews.co.uk/kear-describes ... -of-class/

I think it was spot on what JK was saying.

I think you have a great prospect there in Brad Gallagher, only 19yo imagine how good he could be in 2 or 3 years of development

Was it Gallagher who was getting under Cuthbert son's skin in the second half?

Great entertainment on show today, very fitting for the spectacle I think. Was very sad hearing Rob speak on the Tannoy.

And yes, sign Fielden up

. They couldn't deal with him!

Thought the lads did well in the game, tbh. Hurrelll does those late off-loads against SL, NRL and international opponents so I can't bag the Bulls for getting drawn in. The way the Leeds side backed him up was top class though. As for Rob, well life is just so bloody unfair and I wish him, and his family, all the best.

As a club I think we restored a lot of pride yesterday. From the club forfeiting gate receipts to players paying into to the stadium to the fans singing Rob's name as he choked up we, thankfully, paid a full and respectful tribute to both Leeds legends.

Call my cynical but I was honestly expecting some one to do something stupid along the way...

What a tribute it would be if we could get off our 4rse and give Rob another chance to see a Bradford v Leeds Super League derby...

I thought McAvoy looked better than when he was a player.....chip at Murrayfield aside

I think Gallagher was wearing No 12. On from the start, did big minutes and definitely put himself about. I agree he looks promising.
I wonder if John Kear is planning on trying Liam Kirk out at LF next season. He does fit into the same mould as Mikey Wood, but I'm a bit concerned that our attack might suffer a bit as a result. Not sure I've ever seen him actually pass the ball

I think Kear's style of play doesn't suit a ball handling loose forward otherwise we would have surely seen Minchella being played there more often than he did last year?

From what I saw (which wasn't much in the first half due to the Western Terrace being way too full) I though Gallagher looked a handful and wasn't afraid to mix it with the experienced heads (the battle with Cuthbertson in the second half was a prime example of not taking a step backwards).

Thomas Doyle looks a real prospect for me and I'd like to see him taking one of the two hooking spots more regularly. Maybe when George is back it will be him and Doyle with Hallas reverting to LF?

I've not been as impressed with England as I first thought I would be. I'm not Steve Crossleys biggest fan but I think he outshone him yesterday by quite a bit.

The other young Bulls did themselves proud too although I did feel for Sam Smith after that hit from Leuluai.