February 2010
Published on: 28th February, 2010
Round-Up: Leeds upset Wasps as Sarries lose again |
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Neil Back, the Leeds coach, believes his side are developing the mental aptitude they will require to ensure Premiership survival after watching them record a surprise win over playoff-chasing Wasps yesterday. Ceiron Thomas guided Leeds to victory for the second successive game with an assured kicking performance as the…
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Published on: 28th February, 2010
Leeds upset Wasps as Sarries lose again |
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Neil Back, the Leeds coach, believes his side are developing the mental aptitude they will require to ensure Premiership survival after watching them record a surprise win over playoff-chasing Wasps yesterday. Ceiron Thomas guided Leeds to victory for the second Full Article
Published on: 28th February, 2010
Leeds upset Wasps as Sarries lose again |
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Neil Back, the Leeds coach, believes his side are developing the mental aptitude they will require to ensure Premiership survival after watching them record a surprise win over playoff-chasing Wasps yesterday. Ceiron Thomas guided Leeds to victory for the second successive game with an assured kicking performance as the…
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Published on: 28th February, 2010
Leeds floored as physical approach pays off for Storm |
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Leeds Rhinos, carved apart by Manly Sea Eagles a year ago, were bludgeoned into submission at Elland Road last night by Melbourne Storm, who clinically – and somewhat cynically – exacted revenge for their loss to the Rhinos on the same ground in the 2008 World Club Challenge. For the first time, the annual cross-hemisphere showdown, once seen as the last sanctuary of British rugby league dominance, was won for a second consecutive year by the NRL champions. Stung by their previous 11-4 loss to Leeds,…
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Published on: 28th February, 2010
Leeds floored as physical approach pays off for Storm |
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Leeds Rhinos, carved apart by Manly Sea Eagles a year ago, were bludgeoned into submission at Elland Road last night by Melbourne Storm, who clinically – and somewhat cynically – exacted revenge for their loss to the Rhinos on the same ground in the 2008 World Club Challenge. For the first time, the annual cross-hemisphere showdown, once seen as the last sanctuary of British rugby league dominance, was won for a second consecutive year by the NRL champions. Stung by their previous 11-4 loss to Leeds,…
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