MIssed one.

Vetch Field, Swansea

I stand corrected sir.

Well, separate might be pushing it.

The bit of the old Northern End of the National Stadium was connected to the Southern End of the Arms Park when they changed everything in 1968 and then they built the new Stadium around it. That's why the North Stand doesn't match the rest of the Stadium.

I never realised until having a bit of a dig around tonight that there only used to be one rugby field and there was a cricket ground on the Northern side of the complex. Sound familiar?

Here's another question. what do Albert Rosenfield, Harold Wagstaff and Gus Risman have in common?

They're all mentioned in your question.

They are all in the British RL Hall of Fame and were original inductees.

Nope - they all guested for Leeds during Wars - Risman in WW2 (helping Leeds win a Challenge Cup in 1942) and Rosenfield and Wagstaff in WW1.

When was the last time we played a game with a full english squad? (I dont know the answer)

against london under murrey wasn't it?

Without looking (because that's no fun) try and name as many of the 17 who played and beat Castleford 18-12 in 2008 when we had several regular starters missing after they played for England.

I'll go:
1. Smith
2. Hall
3. Watkins
4. Ablett
5. Donald
6. Webb
7. Tansey
8. Leuluai
9. Diskin
10. Bailey
11. Worral
12. Kirke
13. Ablett

14. Thackray
15. Broughton
16. McShane
17. Anselme

Going off my memory and a lot of guessing I'd go for:

1. Jones-Bishop
2. Hall
3. Smith
4. JJB
5. Donald
6. Danny Allen
7. Webb
8. Bailey
9. Diskin
10. ?
11. Lauitiiti
12. ?
13. Simon Worrall

14. Danny Williams
15. Tansey
16. ?
17. ?

1.
2. Hall
3.
4.
5. Donald
6.
7.
8. Leuluai
9. Diskin
10.
11.
12.
13.

14.
15.
16.
17.

You have 4 more names correct but in the wrong positions.

1. Jones-Bishop
2. Hall
3. Smith
4. JJB
5. Donald
6. Danny Allen
7. Webb
8.
9. Diskin
10.
11. Lauitiiti
12.
13. Simon Worrall

14. Danny Williams
15.
16.
17.

Tis was

1 - Jones-Bishop
2 - Hall
3 - JJB
4 - Smith
5 - Donald
6 - Allen
7 - Webb
8 - Leuluai
9 - Diskin
10 - BURGESS
11 - Lauitiiti
12 - Bailey
13 - Worrall

14 - Danny Williams
15 - MICHAEL HALEY
16 - BEN KAYE
17 - JOE CHANDLER

You could make a pretty decent starting 13 out of the first teamers missing due to England or injuries

1 - Tansey
2 - Toopi
3 - Ablett
4 - Senior
5 - Gibson
6 - Sinfield
7 - McGuire
8 - Scruton
9 - Burrow
10 - Peacock
11 - Ainselme
12 - Kirke
13 - Ellis

Where were Kirke, Tansey, Scruton, Ablett & Toopi that day?

Toopi was still out injured with arm/shoulder injury he picked up in the WCC against Melbourne. I'm guessing Kirke, Ablett and Tansey were injured too. Scruton however was banned after delivering a spear tackle to Keiron Cunningham and getting sent off in Leeds' previous home game.

Kirke had been missing for most of the season unable to fix an hamstring tear picked up V Les Catalans in February.

Ablett had turned an ankle in the previous game V St Helens and was a doubt all week.

Tansey was also stated to be injured although I have a recollection (probably inaccurate) that he played in the curtain raiser.

Name the five (by my count) Leeds-born players who have won the Grand Final with other clubs.

I'll start the ball rolling with JP & Jason Robinson

Agreed with Jamie Peacock and Jason Robinson

Not sure where these players were born precisely - another use for the postcode test perhaps but how about:

Sonny Nickle
James Lowes
Michael McIlorum

(I also thought Paul Anderson and Jamie Langley may be in with a shout but I think they belong to Castleford and Normanton respectively.)

Those are the five I had in mind. Am trusting Wikipedia on Langley and Anderson's birthplaces and think Karl Pratt was from Fev?

Karl Pratt was born in Leeds. His family are from the Hunslet/Belle Isle are.

langley was/is normanton