Leeds style of play is great to watch but it's risky IMO (fair play to them for taking those risks). In the last two games with us Leeds have kept us in them by throwing the ball around and coming up with errors which we have picked off. Every other team that seems to have had success against us this year has done it on the back of dismantling a set of props at Wigan that have nothing about them.

Leeds style of play will cost them some games they should be winning (like the two against us) but there's every chance it can also click and teams get blown away as Wire did on Friday.

Warrington played a similar style in 2011 and scored in excess of 1000 points. But only picked up the LLS.

I'd like to give a shout to Danny McGuire. No one really seems to rate him that highly, but for me, I don't think there's a better 1/2 in SL for playing with his head up and instantly evaluating what's in front of him.

McGuire seems unpopular among non-leeds fans (and let's not even go there with Wigan fans) no doubt as he's a bit whingy. They also seem to dismiss him as either simply "overrated" or "just a support player" (which hasn't been valid for about 5 years)

However most Leeds fans would say he's a player whos game has changed and developed as he's aged (partly to compensate for losing his pace). He's arguably played the best rugby of his career over the last 2-3 seasons. For the last year or so he's been far and away our most important half (even more so than sir kev).

He's a bit more than a support player these days, last season and this season seems to read the game very well and has contributed a lot to the Leeds team.

i've always rated McGuire, bit of a tool but a very good player

always thought he's was better than sinfield but what do i know?

Very underated by some Leeds fans still who don't appreciate how good he still is. IMHO he's the one we'll miss most when out of all of the 'golden generation'.

Tbf, the support player tag is a lazy accusation. Even when he was scoring try's for fun in his early days he was often scoring tries off support play when it was actually him who created the original break for somebody else.

Some Wigan fans, in particular, have an unhealthy dislike of him. The fact that he is still a danger contributes to the continued stick he gets

Not a good understanding of the modern game as per Hims post.

If you tackle round the legs every time as suggested you'd give away massive yardage and quick PTBs every set, probably with plenty of penalties for stopping the attacking player getting up. I do think that more halfbacks ought to try it though, as its an effective way of bringing down a bigger man.

It was interesting watching SBW against the Wallabies last week. The Wallabies seemed to deliberately tackle him round the legs. They gave away a few yards doing it, but avoided him sucking defenders into the tackle and getting a pass away - made him look pretty average in fact (although its partly because he really isn't a great centre).

Just the two knock on tries tonight then.