RIP, thought are with his family and friends. I first started watching the Rhinos in 1997/8, so just at the start of his era. That pack was brutal yet the team could play with flair, some of the late tries in the final were very good.

Thank You for the memories.

Just found a photo I had taken with Marc Glanville and the Challenge Cup in Lewis's department store .



RIP Graham

a nice set of gates entering the south stand car park would be good.

the graham murray memorial gates has a nice ring to it

The mark of a good coach is whether he leaves a club in a better state than he found it. If you apply that criteria (and ignore Hunter Mariners, an unfortunate victim of the SL wars) then Graham Murray was a bloody good coach.



Arguably responsible for turning Leeds around and getting the club pointing in the right direction for the likes of Hetherington and Caddick to take forward.

Quote ="Andy Gilder"The mark of a good coach is whether he leaves a club in a better state than he found it. If you apply that criteria (and ignore Hunter Mariners, an unfortunate victim of the SL wars) then Graham Murray was a bloody good coach. Arguably responsible for turning Leeds around and getting the club pointing in the right direction for the likes of Hetherington and Caddick to take I">forward.'" I don't think you should ignore Hunter. He took a team nobody gave a about, a team literally thrown together and took them to the WCC final. Another amazing achievement in a career which at the top level involved only one trophy but, as you say, he took every single one of his clubs forward.

Quote ="Andy Gilder"The mark of a good coach is whether he leaves a club in a better state than he found it. If you apply that criteria (and ignore Hunter Mariners, an unfortunate victim of the SL wars) then Graham Murray was a bloody good coach. Arguably responsible for turning Leeds around and getting the club pointing in the right direction for the likes of Hetherington and Caddick to take I">forward.'" I don't think you should ignore Hunter. He took a team nobody gave a about, a team literally thrown together and took them to the WCC final. Another amazing achievement in a career which at the top level involved only one trophy but, as you say, he took every single one of his clubs forward.

RIP Sir Graham