I thoroughly enjoyed Mags solo effort against Quins last season, with the double chip over to set himself up

Leicester is correct, here is the opening extract from the YEP match report:



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=#80000016th August 2003



[iThe final 11 minutes of Leeds Rhinos' exhilarating clash with Wigan Warriors were among the most dramatic seen at Headingley in the Super League era. Sadly many Rhinos fans in the 14,019 crowd missed the nerve tingling finale as they gave up on their side's season a little too early. Wigan looked like closing the gap on second-placed Rhinos to just three points with five rounds to play when they led 24-14 going into the game's final stages. Rhinos gave themselves hope with five minutes left when Rob Burrow and Andrew Dunemann linked to send Matt Adamson over and Kevin Sinfield narrowed the gap to four points with a successful conversion. =#FF0000Then Dunemann played a one-two with Keith Senior, burst into open space and kicked ahead for spring-heeled substitute Danny McGuire to chase. The youngster out-paced the Wigan cover and then did brilliantly to collect the ball a metre short of the line before diving jubilantly over to level the scores. Sinfield had the chance to win the game with the conversion attempt half way in from the touchline on the Rhinos' left flank, but he sent his kick agonisingly wide. When Danny Tickle scampered over from Stephen Wild's pass with six minutes left that prompted a blue and amber stampede towards the exits. Many fans were already outside the ground when video referee Geoff Berry ruled the ball had been stolen from Rhinos winger Mark Calderwood in a three-man tackle and the touchdown was ruled out – Adamson's try coming on the attack from the resulting penalty. Just moments before that Calderwood thought he had put Adamson over, only for Berry to rule he had been tackled into touch by Shaun Briscoe before he got his pass away. Remarkably, this was the second 24-24 draw between Leeds and Wigan at Headingley this year, following their first Super League meeting in May.

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That's the one, thanks guys

Now that is worth bookmarking.

Christ, time does dim just how good Hanley was. I was at the Northern Fev game & didn't think Hanley was that fast at the time. IMO his try against Saints where he ghosts through a packed defence in the CC final is better.

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0YDW-_kIGMI'ts a miracle![/url

Quality try, but the discussion is about the best every try scored at Headingley.

Ah, the good old days when Origin wasn't a one-sided uncompetitive blowout...

Fair point (though I never realised SoO was played there).

Swiftcorn is a moron and not worthy of correction. He emulates AP but is a pale shadow of the truly great man himself.



On which subject and somewhat off topic, it was to my great dismay that there was no elitist cliquey curry night organized last Yule. Though I was not, of course, dismayed enough to get off my arris and do owt about it myself.

Maybe it was so elitist that you weren't invited or maybe it was too "salt of the Earth" for the likes of you?

I must reprimand Bradford lad & get him to arrange something cliquey, probably a couple of miles south of the ground where Hanley scored one of the best ever tries seen there. I've not yet properly celebrated the 4 classic tries scored at HQ beach on a foggy early February Friday night last year.