Didn't realise that it's aired at this time. Being in London I don't get to see it until 4am Monday morning, nice touch by the BBC. Lets hope he,s awake at that time and has a long sleepless night

Gutted to be overseas and miss this. Well done Wakey, if any players read this, keep it up we believe in you!

We love you Wakefield, we do!

Congratulations to JK`s lads

Sounded like a really good game on the old wireless. Brough kicked us to death it seems.

Nerves are shattered now after that. Well played Wakey - thought we were in for a repeat of last year towards the end. Longest 10 minutes ever. Diskin's tweeted that it's spoilt his Valentine's day.

BOOM BOOM BOOM :d

well done wakey, great win for you guys!!

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Good, let's hope we can spoil his May day weekend as well.

Its been a long time coming at BV

first post. maybe the last chance at BV!!!! glad i saw it

Great win.

Throughout this game Wakefield Trinity completely outplayed the Leeds rhinos in every department, beginning with a level of enthusiasm and confidence that the Rhinos just couldn't match. Trinity then set about exerting their dominance in the forwards with Shane Tronc and Michael Korkidas constantly driving into the hearts of the Leeds forwards, making ground and offloading the ball to eager supporting players.

Wakefield's back row of Jason Demetriou, Glenn Morrison and Tevita Leo-Latu where extremely lively with the ball in hand whilst being everywhere in defence shutting out any threat that Leeds may offer.

Halfback pairing Danny Brough and Ben Jeffries dished out a lesson in halfback play to their more auspicious counterparts in the Leeds team. In the case of Danny Brough, he gave a masterly display of scrum-half artistry that the likes of Rob Burrow can only dream of.

Even when forced into restructuring the three-quarter line with the loss of Luke George, leaving Wakefield with just three interchanges, they still ably coped with the Leeds Rhinos three-quarter line.

There will be much said about the referee's performance, especially by the Leeds faithful, but for most rugby league fans this was justice which has been a long time coming. Anyone who is not a Leeds fan or player will tell you that the Rhinos have been getting away with blue murder at the play the ball, with forward passes and with back chatting to the ref.

I'll qualify my comments here by stating that I have slaughtered a couple of referees already this season, one from a game where Wakefield were'nt involved and the other from a game that Wakefield won. Therefore this isn't the case of a fan backing a referee just because his team got the points, well done to the referee for not being intimidated by the badge on the shirt or the player who was wearing it.
My faith in the officials slightly restored!

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sir, I concur!

Thankyou. You made my weekend slightly less terrible when I checked the results on sky.

Great game - hope the extra fans will stay and come back for the Shudds game.

Tronc is simply outstanding, takes at least 3 to stop him, then he pops up with the offload and their defenders are all hanging on him so bags of room to make yards.

Brough again was class, attack and defence - totally commited performance as per usual.

Henderson ran his blood to water, and Millard had a great game as well.

Was bricking it towards the end, when Leeds "click" they just look unstoppable, but we capitalised on their errors and ill discipline and punished them.

Shame I got work tomorrow, or it'd be party party party!