I'm not so sure 'she' isn't or used to be a he

Don't know where the BBC got that one from they're usually better than that and were spot on with the more difficult Kevin Sinfield stat earlier in the broadcast.

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Ryan Hall : Leeds career

SL Reg Rds - Played 116 + 2, Tries 103, Points 412
SL Play Offs - Played 10 + 0, Tries 8, Points 32
Challenge Cup - Played 18 + 0, Tries 15, Points 60
World Club Champs - Played 3 + 0, Tries 3, Points 12

Total - Played 147 + 2, Tries 129, Points 516

An appropriate time to mention Hall as his next Leeds appearance will be his 150th becoming the 20th player to do so in their Headingley careers. Of the other nineteen - eleven are still on the club's books.

How many starts does Sinfield have to do now till he achieves 400 ?

Sinfield requires 3 more 'starts' for 400 with Leeds.

In addition to Hall needing 1 more 'appearance' for 150, Burrow needs 2 more for 350.

cheers

Cheers TVOC! The Beeb should know better.

tvoc - can you please let me know what Sinfield's current successful conversion/penalty percentage is?

...and one more try for 150 for Leeds?

In 2012 Sinfield has kicked 111 from 136 attempts for 82% success rate.

(He's the only Leeds player to have attempted a place kick this season.)

2011 - 160 from 197 - 81%
2010 - 121 from 145 - 83%
2009 - 121 from 157 - 77%
2008 - 137 from 180 - 76%
2007 - 139 from 170 - 82%
2006 - 105 from 125 - 84%
2005 - 149 from 189 - 79%
2004 - 152 from 190 - 80%

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Correct.

Burrow requires two appearances for 350 with Leeds, one try for 150 and one two-point penalty/conversion for 150 also and one point for 900 at the club.

Cheers mate.

I make that a career average of just a shade over 80%, very impressive. Not sure how that would equate to other 'legendary' kickers in rugby though.

89% in Gary's World - party time, excellent. www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugbyl ... icker.html

89% in Gary's World - party time, excellent. www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugbyl ... icker.html

I think my favourite Sir Kev kick is the one following Danny Mags try in the 2004 GF that more or less sealed the victory, just for the almost grin he had as he ran back to take up position for the re-start.

The usual suspect has just posted the highlights of that game on the tube of you. Hard to believe it was 8 years ago. How time flies when you are winning titles.

Leeds' next SL Regular Round =#0000BFWin will see them join the 300 club.

In there already are St Helens - 323 and Wigan 304, Leeds are just outside on 299 and to complete the table of SL ever-presents - Bradford 287, Warrington 224 and London/Harlequins 175.

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Rob Burrow's next 1st grade appearance will be number 350 for Leeds in all comps (3rd player to do so for Leeds) while Jamie Peacock is one away from registering 150 SL Reg Rd appearances for the club (12th player to do so for Leeds.)

When you see stats like that it makes you realise how settled our core of the site has been for the last 10 years or so

Can you work out our win/loss ratio with and without McGuire in the team please?

What's his stats for being knocked out/getting up and playing on? He's got to be one of the most knocked out players in super league and the toughest for shaking it off and playing on!

Talk about the kiss of death!!!
Are London really 5th in SL wins. That has surprised me.

No. Try again.

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London/Harlequins are 6th of the 6 permanent (thus far) members during the SL Era but in terms of Regular Round wins they are actually 7th as Hull have got ahead of them even though competing in two fewer seasons.

Oops.

Not easily but here you are -

6th July 2001 to present date:

Leeds' comp points gained with McGuire in the seventeen = 72%

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Without McGuire = 63.5%

=#0000BF(Played 89, Won 56, Drew 1, Lost 32)

Time period 2004 season to present date:

Leeds' comp points gaining with McGuire in the seventeen = 73%

=#0000BF(Played 247, Won 178, Drew 4, Lost 65)

Without McGuire = 66%

=#0000BF(Played 52, Won 34, Drew 1, Lost 17)

It might be interesting to see how Leeds have fared without other key playmakers but that will have to wait unless someone else wants to chip in.

Kirke please

followed by Amor

It could be that McGuire's importance to Leeds' results has increased under McDermott's reign - although I've yet to do a full list by coach.

With McGuire: Played 42, Won 32, Drew 0, Lost 10, 76%

Without: Played 21, Won 9, Drew 1, Lost 11, 45%

What do the numbers look like if we remove games against Widnes, Castleford, Salford etc? perhaps restricting the table to Wigan, Saints, Warrington and Bradford?

So to clarify (as this will likely take a little effort to compile) you would like to know Leeds % record V Bradford/St Helens/Warrington/Wigan over the period 6th July 2001 to present date - to compare the respective records with and without McGuire's involvement?

If yes would you be prepared to hazard a guess in advance as to which of the 'with' or 'without' categories will come out on top in said comparison?