20s home tomorrow to Leeds 20s at the stoop. 12.30 KICK OFF

I'll be in the pub.

on your own

Probably be more of us in my party than those watching the Under 20's.

Blimey! That was kept quiet!

Well worth watching

We'll be there!

First I've heard of it as well. Have to work Sat.am, but I'd already arranged to finish early so I'll probably catch the 2nd half. Probably be a better game than the Seniors... See yis tomorrow.

Lister,

Why?

Watch the future of London RL then go to the pub, or even come to the Stoop watch our kids and drink ( lager, I guess).

I dunno, it just doesn't interest me much. I look forward to seeing them play in Super League though.

The beer is far too expensive in The Stoop for a session.

Any idea of the score and how the two teams played please

16-36 to Leeds. A fair reflection of the 30 mins or so I saw.

Hey Quins fans. Just wondering if any of you who watched the 20s know how William Stewart went in the game? He's from Northern Ireland, think it would be fantastic if he could get himself a deal over the water.

It was 16 - 6 to Quins when I got there. How we got 16 is beyond me. Williams was appalling, he recieved it four times in their 20, spilled it three times, and a Leeds hand knocked it out on the fourth occasion before he had chance to drop it. I thought the lad playing at No. 1 was our best performer

I was fortunate enough to get there for the whole game and I think your comments are inaccurate at best.

I am certainly not Dave Williams biggest fan, but I think he played well scoring two (?) tries, defending soundly and consitsently taking the ball up with energy - ok, he did drop one or two but that was when the heavens opened and the ball became like a bar of soap for both teams.

We scored 16 because we fully deserved to score 16 - we played some attractive rugby for the first half hour but lost our was a little from that point. Remember, several of the side had been playing u18s this year so they were very u20, the likes of Oscar Thomas at scrum half and his half back patner, along with all the bench bar Thomas were 17/18 so it bodes well. The good thing was they all looked like rugby league players, which might sound a bit odd, but thinking back over the years we had too many union players dabbling, now they are full on league players.

#1, Kieran Dixon went well but he has a lot to learn (did you see his blooper ??), as does Omari Caro before they are dropped into the first team.

On the whole a creditable performance, a fair scoreline but a lot of positives to take from the game.

Just because it's a different viewpoint doesn't make it inaccurate. A 30 point turnaroundtends to suggest something

Keep the peace man

who impressed if any out of thr leeds side

McShane - but no surprise there really!