I was sat in the front of block 114 in the opposite corner to where it all kicked off, i have to say there were a LOT of leeds fans near me, but they were all superb, most left around the end of the game,but there were one or two that stayed till the team came round with the cup and were congratulating us and my dad and I had a lovely chat with a couple of leeds fans,wished them well and a safe trip home. For me, thats what rugby league fans are about, its a shame that there was some trouble,but as said in previous posts,its the minority not the majority and lets hope these idiots get stamped out before we turn out like the football brigade!nothing but respect from me for the leeds fans in my section.

Congratulations you were awesome and on the day would have beaten any team.

Dont tar all Leeds fans with the same brush though there were over 80,000 people in the stadium and Leeds have about 15,000 -17,000 regular fans. I doubt that any of these would have been amongst the trouble makers.

My biggest regret is not losing but that we failed to compete.

There are a few ifs and buts...IF Bailey falls over the line and scores and IF Riley is given offside it could have been 8-6 at half time and all to play for but on balance you would still have been the victors.

Enjoy the success you have waited a long time for it. Pleased to see Briers get the recognition for his skills at last.

See we are not all bad

I just hope the Leeds couple who accidently got off the train at Stevenage with my Wolves hoodie after I had collapsed (and no I hadn't been drinking before you ask which made the situation even more embarrassing! ) do the same and return it to the Halliwell Jones.....

We met them on the tube when some Leeds United fans who had been to the football (no colours) started fighting with other Leeds fans - They were great and thanks again for the bottle of water (should you be reading this!)

Is that a magic potion ?

Or one of Hannibal Lector's souvineers