From where we was sat in the northstand it looked as if it was Lunt that kicked the ball but whoever it was it has to be one of the best tries ever absolute class

Any news on whats wrong with Danny Mags it didnt look good when he was being helped from the field

For Hall's second it went something like: Bailey's pink boot played the ball to Lunt at acting half who passed left to Delaney, on to Sinfield, on to Kirke, turned back inside to the ground where Sinfield toed it forward and collected, Sinfield's round the back pass to McGuire who kicked to the corner for Hall to collect and touch down.

Great improvisation and some terrific skill on show but great tries for me don't involve the ball going to ground and a slice of luck which this score (IMO) had.



Good question/s. It sounds pretty incredible to me. You'd have to think it is a highly unlikely occurrence and yet it happened on Friday.

I'll check it out for Leeds during the SL Era but beyond that I haven't got a hope so that will have to be left to the pro geeks.

Edit: Friday was a first for Leeds during the SL Era.

Previous best were:

11th February 2001, Challenge Cup 4th Round, V Swinton (A): Starting Pack of Darren Fleary, Robbie Mears, Barrie McDermott, Andy Hay, Anthony Farrell and Kevin Sinfield with only Fleary missing out.

3rd March 2002, SL Regular Round 01, London (H): Starting pack of Darren Fleary, Matt Diskin, Barrie McDermott, Andy Hay, Matt Adamson and Kevin Sinfield with only McDermott missing out.

But brilliantly crafted and gifted against teams like... erm... oh yes... that's right... Widnes.

The opposition or level of the game doesn't detract from the execution of the play

I'm surprised Jeff, you managed a whole post without referring to him as biscuit-boned, flat track bully or international failure.