Go through Leeds games this season and tell me a single one where they didn't try their damndest to win. They might have played badly some times, they might have had some bad luck (especially with injuries - review our injury list this season and tell me where Leeds should have finished), but they never rested their best players when fit (much to the chagrin of many of my fellow Rhinos fans) and never phoned it in. Of course Leeds are peaking at the right time. You're either an idiot or deliberately obtuse, I no longer care which.

Whereas your skull is too thick to comprehend what's staring you right in the face and your clearly too dense to grasp the simplest of concepts that since 2009 when the top 8 was introduced only 2 teams have won the Grand Final from 1st or 2nd yet it was won by Leeds 3 times from the top 2 before the top 8 yet you think that is all about peaking at the right time and its just a simple coincidence but as I said your too dense to accept that your team has played the system better than the rest.

Shaun Wane is just smarter than everybody!

i wondered when somebody would give him the credit he deserves.
Hes managed the season brilliantly. Pre season it was mainly doom and gloom with many thinking we would be lucky to make the play offs with the squad we had. Oh my how Sean Wane has proved this wrong.

He rotated the team just enough early season to keep it fresh, went on a winning run , long enough to guaruntee the top 4, then concentrated on the cup...we lifted the cup with a defensive display comparable to our displays so far in the play offs.

Win or lose next week, hes done a fantastic job.

Frickin Happy Clappers!!!!

I know coach of the year is probably in the bag and already picked as Paul Anderson but what Wane has done has been equally as good.

Looking back with hindsight it just seems wane knew top 4 was all that mattered (didn't matter where in the top 4) so once that was in the bag he spelled the players and managed the squad knowing they had the ability to do what needed to be done in the big games and they'd be fresh enough to do. Obviously I don't think losing as many games was part of the plan but it was inconsequential.

I'm always happy to clap even if it's a slow clap but then I suppose that means I am unhappy, which I am happy with.

Wane has done better imo.

Anderson has brought silverware to a club for the first time in 50 years with a few new signings but otherwise a team that consistently ran out of steam in the league.

Wane has brought silverware to a club that has underpinnings of success and the confidence that brings.

Wane has done well but Anderson better imo

Good to have an argument about which of 2 British coaches should get it.