One of the club's true greats. https://www.therhinos.co.uk/article/21172/syd-hynes-rip

One of the club's true greats. https://www.therhinos.co.uk/article/21172/syd-hynes-rip

What an absolute shame, Syd and Shoey were my all time favourites at Leeds .I was lucky enough to visit Perth a couple of weeks ago and was thinking about Syd ,wishing he would walk around the corner so I could say hello and buy him a pint .

Never saw him play live, but he was the coach when I first started going to HQ. Sobering to think that he was amongst the scorers the last time we won the ashes. Sad to lose these legends.

Syd was my Dad's best mate when they were in Harry Jepson's class at Bewerley St School. Brings back lots of memories, really sad news.

I'm sure that the club will do him proud, it's one of the things that sets us apart as a brilliant organisation.

R.I.P Syd. A true Leeds Loiner.

Caught the very end of his playing career when he came back after breaking a leg (i might have actually been there when he broke it, if he was the player who was dropped by the stretcher bearers). Regardless he didn't play much after I started watching. He did however coach those great cup winning sides of 77 and 78 that kept me coming back ever since. RIP Syd.

I saw Syd near the end of his playing days. I remember going to my first away match at Odsal , think it was 1973 in Players no. 6 trophy, Syd got sent off after about 15 minutes after taking out a Bradford player late, I don’t know if something had happened but it was a clear red card, Leeds still won fairly easily with a young Les Dyl on the right wing.

Syd had some guile and class but he was also pretty dangerous. I remember Doug Laughton telling a tale about being hit late by Arthur Beetson in 1970 , Laughton hit Beetson late a few minutes later and he went down, Syd kicked him in the head.

Lovely guy off the pitch, I saw all 7 finals we played and won when he was coach, thanks for the memories Syd , happy days

A player from a different era - master at the dark arts that were permitted in those days. Those guys were tough as teak - they needed to be!!

A legend of the club who played in times when we could give the Aussies a run for their money.

https://www.youtube.com/live/60dkLplR6k ... HuqqISNIL5 Apologies for the lateness of this, but the club's memorial service to Syd has been going on for the last 45 mins. He was a player much before my time, but when he passed, I could tell it had affected my dad, so it affected me. It's been lovely listening to some of the tributes; we're very blessed to be part of a club who does these events so well. I assume it'll be up to watch after the event, so it's well worth a watch when you have time.

https://www.youtube.com/live/60dkLplR6k ... HuqqISNIL5 Apologies for the lateness of this, but the club's memorial service to Syd has been going on for the last 45 mins. He was a player much before my time, but when he passed, I could tell it had affected my dad, so it affected me. It's been lovely listening to some of the tributes; we're very blessed to be part of a club who does these events so well. I assume it'll be up to watch after the event, so it's well worth a watch when you have time.

Caught the end of it. Fitting tribute to a special man. RIP