Over the past few weeks, to get my fix, I've been watching this years play off matches, over and over again.

The highlights of each game for me were.(Apart from Sir Kev in every game)

1.V Wildcats....Zak Hardakers try.

2.V Catalans....Ryan Bailey's break (I didn't think he could run that far)



3.V PIES.........THE WHOLE TEAM.

4.V Wire......... see answer 3.



But, apart from Sir Kev, the one player who stood out during the play offs, was BRETT DELANEY. He seemed to be involved in every play, and every tackle made.

If our 2 new Australians are anything like as good then we're in for an even better season.

Well done....BRETT DELANEY.

Seriously? 3 times in the same post?

What does that mean?????????

it means you can't spell your idols name right

Hahahahahahah

I thought he was awful in the semi v wigan and his mistakes nearly cost Leeds the game.

The pitfalls of using copy and paste.

Away from the silly spelling point scoring I agree with the OP



He had a quiet first season with us but for me he is an integral part of the team now with his work ethic and consistency and he was very much a Mitch Achurch signing rather than a Brett Mullins.

Good player, but also one who seems to get what the Leeds ethos is all about. Not much of a centre as it turned out, but a very good back-rower.

Was always going to be a very effective 2nd rower.....I called it.



He's at home in the 2nd row.

Was a bit like Ablett when he was in the back row - got through an absolute tun of work but tended to go unnoticed.



Delaney has always struck me as one of those players that does exactly what the coach asks of him:



Tackle anything that moves - OK boss

When you have the ball run like fekk straight forward - OK boss

For Gods sake never pass - OK boss.

Agreed. Very ordinary player with an indifferent attitude over the course of 27 regular rounds of SL but is more effective and gets stuck in during the handful of other games which actually count for something.