Well, i'm disappointed we only came away from Headingley with a point but there was some excellent performances out there to be pleased with.



You know the score... top three players from last nights game. Voting ends on this one on Sunday at 12pm due to the game on Easter Monday.



I'm going to watch the game again this morning before finalising mine.

A real tough one this week and a good few could make the three however this is mine



1. Scrutton

2. Lynch

3. L'estrange

Scruton

Lynch

Orford

3 points Lynch

2 points L'Estrange

1 point Whitehead



Honourable mentions though for quite a few including, Platt, Nero, Scruton, Langley.



Gave Whitehead the one above the others for a real assured display. Some great cover tackling and took the ball in well, even though he got a few digs from the more seasoned Leeds pack.

Lynch - really glad he recovered in time for this game as he was great dwn the middle.



L'Estrange - controlled the ruck well



Orford - tough one this as there where 2 or 3 others that were equally as good but went for matt as he caused Leeds the most headaches due to his passing and kicks in general play.

Scruton.

Langley.

Lynch.

Lynch

L'Estrange

Platt

scruton

l'estrange

whitehead



honourables to orford,platt,nero and lynch

Forward dominated selections from me, I think we saw how good a team we can be when the pitch isn't a mud bath. The pitch was still quite soft but certainly better than the conditions at Hull, we'll go well on the firmer surfaces this year which will suit our more mobile pack.



Lynch Superb effort from our Captain, really stood up and drove the side forward.

Scruton A real enforcer performance from Scrutes, he made some crunching tackles and made good yards.

Nero I was close to giving it to Whitehead who really impressed me once again but I thought Nero deserved it after a slow start to the year. He kept Delaney wrapped up and scored 2 excellent tries. Let's hope he keeps it up.

1. Lynch

2. Scruton

3. Langley



All forwards which is where we had the upper hand.

1. L'Strange

2. Lynch

3. Scruton

Lynch

Scruton

L'estrange



Same old story - IMO 1 + 2 picked themselves. As I said last night, immense performances. But 3 is a hard one yet again. I think the increasingly-influential Heath (I suspect on second-watching possibly even more so) pips it this time from the ever-ranking Orford and Langley, Nero (best game this season by a mile), Whitehead (how good is this guy going to be!!? Hope the club looks after him.) Beaver and Sykes. But only Reardon looked a weak link IMO.