yep I bet it does.

pretty sure it was a small minority , Sir Kev will always be a legend at the Rhinos , it does not mean he will get everything right but not many know how he is working to get things better for us all and i think mistakes have been made but i still trust him to get us there in the end .

Interesting that Leicester said "no comment" when asked about Sinfield.

I hope Sinfield stays. He is an exceptional leader and person, and for me should be the next GH.

Nobody's perfect but I can't think of a better person to lead Leeds back to the good times - even if we don't build another 10-year dynasty we will get more right than wrong, and the club is actually more than just trophies.

There is i feel something in this because leeds or Sinfield would have rubbished this by now.

Fair point.
One factor that may be against it is the travel. Assuming Sinfield stays living in Oldham, it’s probably a good 2 hour 15 minute drive each way. That’s a long haul 5 days a week plus possibly away travel at weekends. Of course he may not need to do that if he is set to replace Borthwick, who knows.

He has never seemed keen on coaching. Maybe he needs a new challenge.

If it happens would that mean Agar to DoR and Long as head coach?

Agree with all that.

Leicester have always seen themselves as the biggest club in England, Sinfield is without doubt the biggest name in League from a RU viewpoint and should he move to Leicester it would be a very clear statement that they are wanting to be no.1 again. They have some good young players coming through and Borthwick knows what he's doing. I'm just not sure what Sinfield would do? I would not be surprised to see him coaching directly rather than any admin/DOR role.

Let's be honest, it's getting to the point where RL is more like a vocation in Britain. There's waaayyyy more money in RU, bigger player squads, more internationals, a massive and competitive WC, The Lions, and an international media profile. Do you want to run a corner shop or do you want to run Tesco's? Corner shop might be fun for a while but......

it would be a bigger blow what I have read about his sons rugby talent if Sinfield took him with him to Leicester like Ford and Farrell did when they moved to Rugby union

This continual desire to put down Rugby League because it's not rugby union perplexes me. Rugby League stands on its own merits, it's always been a smaller sport and, yes, sometimes union will have more money.
But hating on Rugby League simply for being Rugby League, with its essential characteristics, seems a strange position to take.

Is this because you know he is going?

Theres certainly something in it i think from impression im getting.

Unfortunately i think you could be correct.I think both Leeds and Leicester are waiting for Sinfield's decision.

Wonder if it could be a part time role at Leicester and he could combine the 2? Can’t imagine a DoR needs to be there every second of the day once structure is in place and the likes of GH and Agar at the club as experienced campaigners.

It's may be coincidence but I note there hasn't been anything in any of the club's press releases which mention Sinfield since the departure of Eastmond, so coming up to a month now.

It would be a very poor time for Sinfield to be trying to leave, right in the middle of the recruitment season for next year. Any time other than May/June/July would be better but right now, if true, it's very unhelpful for 2022 planning.

Overall though I stand by the point that, in this role, Sinfield would not be a particularly catastrophic loss.

Who better to sell Leeds Rhinos to potential new signings/sponsors/investors than Mr Leeds Rhinos himself?

There is no bigger name than Kev. He is perfect for the club.

It would depend on when he actually goes - it might just be an agreement to join Leicester after season end or something, who knows.

I haven't personally agreed with a few of our recruitment decisions under Kev/Agar, but I do think the club in general is looking much more like it now and they've done a great job turning it all around and pointing in the right direction.

In terms of future successes, well it's partly good management of course but there's some luck in there too. When the Goldens came through we just happened to have a wave of close-to-international-class players develop at the same time. We might be seeing something similar now or we might not - but the availability of the raw talent is never in the club's control. It can only work with what it can find.

I really don't know enough about it other than that but I hope Kev stays with the club in some capacity. I have no doubt there will be personalities in the background: the Kev/Agar/Hetherington mix. Strong opinions in there and it's never easy to blend.

Think Kev would make a damn good Chief Exec at Leeds.. it'd be a big blow to lose him out of the organisation.

Can I ask what's that based on?

Gary isnt going anywhere despite his age so CEO would never be in the equation.

We will have to see what happens but Kevin has to do whats best for him and his family. End of the day its a job and if better opportunities come up we would all take them up. Truth is ive no idea if an offer is on the table at all but there is no denial either.

Should people have to deny things that don't exist? There could be an offer on the table, but Kev doesn't seem the type to respond to media or message board speculation.

No, absolutely not.

We’ve agreed on something, I’ll open the champagne…

Steady on let's not get harmonious.

Don't think anyone would begrudge Kev leaving BUT it's a bitter pill when the British game is so weak that any real assets are cherry-picked by NRL or RU.

On the other hand, maybe Kev feels that the admin role isn't really for him and he fancies getting his boots on more - he's often on the training ground at Leeds anyway.

Just my opinion of him. Brilliant leader. Consummate professional, driven. I’m sure also I read a bit back GH said he thought Kev was his natural successor.