Horses for courses I guess. The 70th minute of a six all match or the 10th minute of a six all match?

Indeed, an advantage to both sides, so I suppose neutralises itself. Still worth it though. Often repeat sets that continually lead to nothing can have a negative effect, also worth considering.

I think it comes down to numbers. If you were 6 up I'm guessing you'd take the two. If 4 behind then probaby not the best idea and could be deemed as negative.

No brainer for a team with so many limitations like Leeds.
Take the two every time.
This has to be done in conjunction with other things.
Like... for instance...
Discipline - do not give away unnecessary penalties.
Set completion.
11 out of 13 players fronting up in defence.
Every player covering for BJB and Watkins deficiencies in defence.
Every forward fronting up to lay the platform for field position.
So that Sinfield can strangle the life out of the game with his kicking for field position.
Particularly if it rains.
And it probably will.
All that should ensure a 1 point win at least.
Or even better, if...
Warrington are demoralised by the 60th minute mark.
Then Leeds cut loose late in the game.
On the back of Burrow's predictable scoots in wide open space.
Against tired and demoralised opposition.
Then Leeds win by a comfortable margin in the end.
And Sinfield then gets to patronise "All those who doubted this team after finishing 5th again, because this is for YOU!"

Entirely my sentiments.