I agree Andy. Hanley and Holmes.
I'd add Sinfield to that making the most of category and would be above Peacock in the "most influential" group.

I think I'd throw Arthur Clues and Lewis Jones in there too.
And in the chasing pack I'd have Hall and Lauitiiti from the modern game

You say that, but he's 6'5, and 17st plus. Also, in his Bradford days he was a very mobile back rower with a superb right foot step.
Sure, hard work and dedication is what has made him into the player he is, but the raw materials were always there.

Sinfield, Lewis Jones, Peacock, and John Holmes are probably the most influential players Leeds have had. Sure, there's been some more "naturally gifted" players, but the success the teams these players played in wouldn't have happened without the ability, and leadership.

Agree with all those names. imo you have to throw Schofield's name in there too. Gave us his best years during which time he won the Golden Boot.Would have won a few trophies too were it not for the awesome Wigan team of the time who were on an other level.

Maybe so, but if you run into him off the field he's not the sort of behemoth that you would expect a rugby league front rower to be. He can carry that sort of weight because of his height, without looking like he spends two or three hours every day in the gym. It's his mental strength and appetite for the game that keeps him throwing himself into collisions as many times as he has over his career, where many with similar physical gifts would have already packed up.

John Gallagher?

Iestyn Harris has to be up there: not only for being the supremely skilful main man in a Leeds side that re-established themselves as contenders after 20 fallow years, but also for his role in setting in motion the events that allowed Bradford to lose Jamie Peacock to us...

Peacock and Sinfield are the two most important Leeds players of my 35 years watching the game. Hanley was a better player and the best all-round RL player I've ever seen but in terms of service and importance to the club Sinfield and Peacock are well ahead of him.

Sinfield has contributed far more to Leeds than Peacock. I'd say Sinfield.

I'd go for Sinfield too. That's not disrespecting Peacock, he's been immense for us, and I'm sure we wouldn't have won as much as we have without him.
But Sinfield is the man the team and, crucially, the mentality at Leeds was built around. Obviously with very important additions such as Peacock, McGuire, Burrow & JJB (who often gets overlooked) but Sinfield is/was the main man in my opinion.

In the run up to the cup final there was that story in the paper about the sad passing of his father and how he played against Wigan, whilst he was on his deathbed (winning MOM) and then heading back to spend the last hours with him.

In that story it encapsulates the mental strength and sheer bloody mindedness that has made him a definite great of the SL era.