Walters earlier this year admitted to struggling to find form after a decision was made to put several more kilos bulk on him during the last close season, a deliberate attempt by the club to give him a greater physical presence and longevity in the game. I personally hope both he and Keinhorst kick on from Saturday, as they both had a massive part in the victory.

Jimmy was great for us when we had him on loan at Wakey never stops trying gives 100% all the time,Played well in the GF and deserve to be in the 17 every week.

Keinhorst has been great this season. I really rate him. I think he'll be a regular in the 17 next season.

I like Walters' attitude. He needs to get more energy though.

I hold my hands up and admit i didn't see a future with us first half of this year and expected him to leave and join Wakey at the end of the season.He hasn't moaned though over the last few years as he has been used very sparingly and farmed off to Hunslet or Wakey on loan but its clear to see he has spent that time improving his game and this second half of the year it has paid dividends for him as he looks a different player. With a good off season bulking up a bit more he could become even better over the next 18 months 2 years, a real success story and great advert for working hard and sticking with something to achieve a goal.I'm really happy for him too because he seems a quality bloke with a great attitude.

I think a few of us on here made the point about Walters trying to put on too much size too quickly in the off-season, and it certainly seemed to affect the footwork and mobility that was a key part of his game. He's never going to be the size or physical challenge of a Joel Tomkins, but there's a Liam Farrell style player in there.

Ideally for Keinhorst, he could do with Leeds deciding where they want him to play and let him do the gym work required to get there. At the moment, he looks a bit like a centre playing in the second row. He's reliant on his mobility and workrate to make an impact, because again he's not going to smash people out of the way. When you're running with three props on the field, you can probably carry lighter, more mobile second rows as you don't need them to do the donkey work.

It also helps when you have Hall /Briscoe to do an early carry in the set of six when kicked deep.

The threequarters did a magnificent job on Saturday of helping a very tired pack.

Kallum Watkins played far more of a 2nd row role than that of a centre on Saturday. His defence was outstanding (apart from getting outrun by Farrell early doors!!)

I thought the second rows were outstanding. I thought the props were. I thought the centres were. I thought the Halves were. The hooker was outstanding. Wings were ok

Full back outstanding.