comparitively.....for it to be deemed 100% successful, then amount of youth coming through and ready for a first team shirt should have been higher. Which ever first team we now put out should be competivive in each match, and there is no doubt we weren't at london. it definitely needs tweaking but to be even having this discussion shows how far the club has come in the last 10 years

Yes without doubt.
It's also is helping the up and coming lads get some first team game time and thats only good news for the future.

Could we be more strategic in our rotation next year? Pick fringe players against likes of Hull FC, Hull KR, Wakefield etc so they get more points and it pushes Leeds down the league. Maybe if all the big four clubs acted together to do this Leeds might end up driven out of the top 8.

Keep it going Sal, some of us just can't get enough of it, brilliant.

I hope it works even more next season and the likes of Laithwaite, both evans, o'Brien ect get more game time so the transition old to young goes seemlessly.
He knows what he is doing !!!

Mixed feelings. Think the decision to rest players v Salford was right but the wrong players were brought in and I think the attitude of "well as long as we make the top 2" is a bit of a poke in the eye to hard-up speccies.

Leeds don't seem to operate such a policy but seem to have the knack of peaking at the business end of the season. Peacock isn't exactly in the first flush of youth and looked like a carthorse most of the season, but was pretty good post-Wembley.

On balance though yes, I'd like to see rotation again next year but not necessarily to save the older players legs but to blood the youngsters more.