Make that 24. Whats the Leeds/SL record. I remember him being close a couple of years ago, cant remember whether he got it in the end

Dont know if its still the record but in 2001 Henry Paul kicked 35 consecutive kicks for the Bulls

I only started keeping track of the missed kicks in 2004. This current run of 24 straight is Sinfield's best since then. His previous best being 22 at the end of the 2006 season.




I don't think that's been bettered over here at the top level.

Barry Eaton and Hazam El Masri are also around that mark in their respective comps.

Tvoc, can you supply me with Danny Maguire's scoring record against London?

He alawys seems to get on the score sheet against them.

Danny McGuire:

V London Broncos - Played 7 + 3, Tries 13, Goals 0, Drop Goals 1, Points 53
V Harlequins RL - Played 9 + 0, Tries 13, Goals 0, Drop Goals 0, Points 52

Total - Played 16 + 3, Tries 26, Goals 0, Drop Goals 1, Points 105

5 pts a game is not a bad return rate

Indeed, better than a try every time we play them.

And thanks TVOC, you remain, as ever, our king of stats.

I never thought I would do this but if it's going to be a new feature for the thread how can I not include Bradford.

Leeds SL Era Record V Bradford

All Comps: All Fixtures
Played 51, Won 20, Drawn 1, Lost 30, Pts For 1046, Pts Agst 1266 ..... Avg Scr (21-25 ) ..... 40%

All Comps: Headingley
Played 20, Won 8, Drawn 0, Lost 12, Pts For 439, Pts Agst 532 ..... Avg Scr (22-27) ..... 40%

SL Reg Rds:
Played 40, Won 17, Drawn 1, Lost 22, Pts For 892, Pts Agst 1029 ..... Avg Scr (22-26 ) ..... 44%

SL Reg Rds: Headingley
Played 19, Won 8, Drawn 0, Lost 11, Pts For 427, Pts Agst 506 ..... Avg Scr (22-27) ..... 42%

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Leeds' Biggest Win: 45 - 16 (Headingley - 18th June 1999)
Leeds' Biggest Win At Headingley: See Above

Leeds' Widest Winning Margin: 44 - 2 (Headingley - 20th March 200icon_cool.gif

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Bradford Biggest Win: 62-18 (Valley Parade - 15th September 2001)
Bradford's Biggest Win At Headingley: 18 - 56 (4th August 1996)

Bradford's Widest Winning Margin: 54 - 8 (Odsal - 24th May 1996)
Bradford's Widest Winning Margin At Headingley: 2 - 44 (19th May 2000)

[size=75I hope Mick doesn't see any of this.[/size

Is that correct that both Leeds and Bradford's widest winning margin at Headingley is exactly the same score (44-2). What a big coincidence.

What can't speak, can't lie. Bit of a twilight zone moment.

Even more of a coincidence as the losing teams didn't even manage a try.

Lets hope Leeds get it out of the twilight zone. (with a win of course)

But went for a penalty when the game looked like it may be competitive

Leeds were 0-14 down when Harris took the two on 24 minutes. The goal was a significant one as it took him to 1,000 points for Leeds as he became only the 10th player to reach that mark for the club at the time.

When Deacon kicked his goal last season at Headingley it gave Bradford the lead for the only time in the match.

My point is how often is it that Leeds or Bradford don't score a try in a game.

So tvoc, which players have more than 1,000 points for Leeds? Sinfield, Harris, Holmes, Eric Harris and Atky (basically from 3-point tries). I think I read David Creasser did as well, which surprised me.

Hanley might have done, with his amazing try scoring alone.

I don't think he scored 250 tries for us.

How long was he at Leeds - four years?

His best season was 40 tries IIRC.

You're quite right. My maths went mental and someone had him scoring 50 tries a seaons for 5 years.

Blame it on a mental fart.

did you follow through?

Yes, and it had to go somewhere, hence my post.

I blame it on you being an old fart

No respect for your elders these days.

Prepare to be clipped round the ear.

Are we ready for the list yet?

It's another cobbled together from various spreadsheets covering 1979/80 to date following on from the Headingley Story Volume 2 with the likes of John Holmes, Kevin Dick, John Atkinson and other potential entrants spanning both.

Leeds' Total Points Scorers - All Time Top 12

1 - Lewis Jones - 2,920
2 - Kevin Sinfield - 2,157
3 - Joe Thompson - 1,883
4 - John Holmes - 1,558
5 - Iestyn Harris - 1,455
6 - Bev Risman - 1,282
7 - Eric Harris - 1,205
8 - Bert Cook - 1,169
9 - David Creasser - 1,077
10- Kevin Dick - 1,057
11 - John Atkinson - 1,020
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12 - Graham Holroyd - 960

I find that amazing that Holroyd scored that many points for us. Just out of interest how many did Schofield score?