Re: New Rhinos website : Wed Feb 17, 2016 12:48 pm  

Brian Mc appears to be morphing into an aged Clint Eastwood.

Re: New Rhinos website : Wed Feb 17, 2016 1:36 pm  

Clint Deadwood, more like

Re: New Rhinos website : Wed Feb 17, 2016 2:15 pm  

it looks much better on my Samsung Galaxy S6 than the old site but dreadful on a desktop

Re: New Rhinos website : Wed Feb 17, 2016 3:08 pm  

I only logged on last night because of a discussion I was having about an former player how many appearances he made and all that info has gone

Re: New Rhinos website : Wed Feb 17, 2016 4:17 pm  

The squad page is awful. Each player takes up an entire screen.

Classic case of design over usability in my opinion.

Re: New Rhinos website : Wed Feb 17, 2016 6:06 pm  

LeedsDave wrote:

The squad page is awful. Each player takes up an entire screen.

Classic case of design over usability in my opinion.

Ughh! Just looked. It wasn't even immediately obvious how to move on from Ablett's profile (delightful though it was of course)... I was looking for a right tab, before realising you had to scroll down...

Cuthbertson down as 'back row',...and worse Handley as 'halfback' !?? Josh Walters as 'centre' !!!!

Re: New Rhinos website : Thu Feb 18, 2016 8:09 pm  

lionarmour87 wrote:

I only logged on last night because of a discussion I was having about an former player how many appearances he made and all that info has gone

Who were you discussing? Happy to fill in the gaps ... if I can.

Re: New Rhinos website : Thu Feb 18, 2016 9:45 pm  

tvoc wrote:

Who were you discussing? Happy to fill in the gaps ... if I can.

Thanks Tvoc it was Hugh Waddell

Re: New Rhinos website : Thu Feb 18, 2016 11:03 pm  

No worries.

Hugh Waddell (DOB 1st Sept 1959) made his Leeds debut (11th Sept 1988) in a home loss to Widnes having just turned 29. Final Leeds game was the following season (4th March 1990) another home loss - this time to Wigan, in an all too brief Leeds playing career that lasted 540 days.

Unfairly probably best remembered for being on the receiving end of a Paul Moriarty elbow in the notorious home win over Widnes (19th November 1989) old school RL. Although picking up a broken jaw in that incident he was back in the side thirty-two days later at Wigan (RT QF-Replay) Leeds having failed to capitalise fully on Steve Hampson's dismissal at Headingley for coat-hangaring Colin Maskill on his way to the line.

In total then: Played 41 + 12 (sub app) +1 (NPS) - 2 Tries, 8 Points. The tries came in his 51st and 52nd appearances of 53 V Sheffield and Leigh respectfully.

Trust that will suffice for now.

Re: New Rhinos website : Fri Feb 19, 2016 1:47 am  

tvoc wrote:

No worries.

Hugh Waddell (DOB 1st Sept 1959) made his Leeds debut (11th Sept 1988) in a home loss to Widnes having just turned 29. Final Leeds game was the following season (4th March 1990) another home loss - this time to Wigan, in an all too brief Leeds playing career that lasted 540 days.

Unfairly probably best remembered for being on the receiving end of a Paul Moriarty elbow in the notorious home win over Widnes (19th November 1989) old school RL. Although picking up a broken jaw in that incident he was back in the side thirty-two days later at Wigan (RT QF-Replay) Leeds having failed to capitalise fully on Steve Hampson's dismissal at Headingley for coat-hangaring Colin Maskill on his way to the line.

In total then: Played 41 + 12 (sub app) +1 (NPS) - 2 Tries, 8 Points. The tries came in his 51st and 52nd appearances of 53 V Sheffield and Leigh respectfully.

Trust that will suffice for now.

cheers Tvoc much appreciated Thankyou