One round of the regular season left to go and it is still tight at the top. Who is going to make the top six for a play off place?

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The Rhinos have today announced the signing of New Zealand utility player Greg Eastwood on a three year deal.

Eastwood, who predominantly plays in the second row or at loose forward has also played in the centres and on the wing during his short career at Brisbane Broncos.

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I went to the JJB more in loyalty than expectation. We had nothing to play for but pride, whereas the Warriors needed the points to secure at least fifth and perhaps even get a home fixture in the play-offs. Expectations were low.

Very few of those who made the trip, and partied in the North Stand, could have expected such a resounding win, let alone recording Wigans highest home defeat of the Superleague era.

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Seventeen points cover the three so-called experts, with only one really living up to the title. Oldham Rhino looks set for minor premiership glory in the overall predictions league, the first time in four years that one of the Baby Rhinos hasn't won it.

For the penultimate time this season, it's time to put our necks on the line once again!

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Seven short weeks ago we travelled to the JJB, still on with a shot at Superleague minor premiers, but in the middle of a dodgy patch.

A last minute Burrow penalty miss, after a tremendous fightback, saw us lose out by a single point to Brian Nobles Wigan Warriors.

Can we avenge that heartbreak as we head for the play-offs?

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Despite the best efforts of the Tigers to muscle and bully us off our game, we stormed to a massive forty-two point victory over our country cousins on friday night to keep alive the slim hopes of winning the hubcap.

We're now safe in second, and just hoping that the Saints will slip up in at least one of their remaining fixtures.

The photographers from rlphotos.com were at Headingley and sent us these photos.

Two rounds of the regular season left to go, one more chance to win a monthly predictor trophy, but who’s in the top six for a play off place?

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In all truth, the Tigers blew their chance of Headingley glory when they lost to the kids in June. Tonight was always going to be about the senior squad completing the job that the youngsters started six weeks ago and shattering the dreams of those making the short journey up the road to the big smoke.

Leeds were still without a handful of first choice players but those in the side were determined to build on last weekends success against the Bulls and raise the confidence level on the way into the play-offs.

And...securing second spot was up for grabs.

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Not much time to go now and it looks like Oldham Rhino will be the runaway winner of our little weekly squabble.

SouthStander.com looks a way off the pace and unlikely to challenge for the play-offs and as for myself it is almost impossible that I will catch either of them up.

Nonetheless, it's time to put our necks on the line once again!

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It's just six weeks since Castleford last visited Headingley. On that memorable saturday night a massively depleted Rhinos side, missing a whole host of England stars, took the field under the captaincy of Matt Diskin. All expectation amongst both Rhinos and Cas fans was that this could be the Tigers double, but the Leeds youngsters dug deep and earned a hard fought win.

On that night the dejected Castleford players looked like they'd lost their cup final, and tonight they will be looking for redress.

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