1999 was to prove a memorable year for Leeds Rhinos with Iestyn Harris at the height of his powers leading the way for a team that were unstoppable at times.
After two difficult seasons to begin the new summer era, Leeds Rhinos emerged as a major force in the game in the 1998 season as new Head Coach Graham Murray transformed the club from perennial und....
Having emerged from the annus horribilis of 1996, things could only get better for Leeds in the second summer campaign of 1997. The arrival of new owners in Paul Caddick and Gary Hetherington saw a....
It is fair to say that, as a club, Leeds were less than committed to the concept of Super League by the time the inaugural summer campaign came around. A sceptical voice about the change of seasons....
Consternation was felt throughout the game as it celebrated its centenary in the midst of a maelstrom. A hundred years after the formation of the Northern Union there was impending upheaval of near....
Leeds’ Challenge Cup Final appearances seemed just like the proverbial joke about the buses – you don’t get one for sixteen years and then two come along at once. In a season that changed the rugby....
After nearly a generation, Leeds were finally back on the big stage when a glorious Challenge Cup run saw blue and amber again bedeck Wembley, ending a sixteen year drought.
Just like the season before; there was frustration, elation and cup humiliation for the Loiners in the second year of the Doug Laughton regime. Sky re-christened the top flight the ‘Big League’ for....
To coin a sporting truism, the start of the much heralded Doug Laughton era at Headingley was a season of two halves. The former Widnes supremo, whose sides always seemed to over perform rather tha....
On the 21st May 1990, Leeds stunned the entire rugby world and created a media frenzy around Headingley when they announced the previously unheralded signing of London-born All Black John Gallagher....