Loving the meltdown on the Rhinos forum.

It's great to come away from Leeds with a win . Let's hope we can repeat the process later in the season on at least one occasion.

Well Ellis is a good example. A man who could in the past switch between playing 2nd row or centre, but by the time he was back from NRL you wouldn't put him at centre anymore as he'd struggle.

I doubt Ablett would've been picked there if it was a SL fixture. More likely done to reduce his workload. A SL game and he'd be 2nd row and Walters or another young backrower at centre.

Having been to the match......this is a very accurate report. www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... -1-8306454

Having been to the match......this is a very accurate report. www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... -1-8306454

Quote asmadasa="asmadasa"Having been to the match......this is a very accurate report. www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... -1-8306454'" Goodness me a truthful report by a Leeds tabloid and no excuses.

Quote asmadasa="asmadasa"Having been to the match......this is a very accurate report. www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... -1-8306454'" Goodness me a truthful report by a Leeds tabloid and no excuses.

Decent crowd which The Trin will benefit from.

great start (same thing happened last year and look were we eneded up and leeds) form the highlights It looked liked wood was giving good service to the halfs... sio as well

Wood went well and tackled well. Sio was close to my MoM - he looked like he was an extra half back at times.

The ingredients are all there - if they want it enough!

Sounds like a good WT display. I didn't go due to family commitments, but I guess if the 10,300 people who did had known in advance that Leeds were treating it as an opposed training session, they might have thought twice about lashing out 18 quid...

Leeds didn't treat the match as an opposed training session, they royally got their collective arśeś handed to them so the post match damage limitation PR kicked into play.

I agree that Leeds were comfortably beaten and they were second best in all departments.
However, looking at the 2 squads, Trinity were far closer to full strength (although still had players missing), Leeds were a long, long way from full strength and clearly, on that basis, we should be beating them.
The major plus for me was our ability to defend, which has been Trinity's weak point for a few seasons.
With a few errors and a lop sided penalty count in the first half, we kept them scoreless and if that is a measure of what may be to come in 2017, we will do very well.

How does this work as we were discussing tickets sales and how this is "shared " but Leeds will have their costs to cover so I wasn't really sure