Difficult one really. I would like to see a Leeds win, so it makes it more interesting for other potential play off hopefuls, but I would also like to see a Wigan win, so it keeps the likes of us fighting for 2ND position.



Also from reading Wigans board, it looks like the crowd could be around 19k, which always adds to a cracking atmosphere. I'm really looking forward to this game.

Was it a ball steal?

Nice one Wadski



I wanted Wigan to win so it gives us a chance for at least grabbing 2nd spot. If we can get the win on Sunday then it puts Leeds only 2 points in front of us with not much points difference between us. Just hoping for a Quins win now.

Hope you guys are hoping for a Quins win today then

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Buderous out for minimum 6 weeks plus recovery, massive blow for the Rhino's.



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Saturday 25th July 09



Leeds Rhinos hooker Danny Buderus faces a fight to play again this season after the engage Super League club confirmed he has a broken tibia.



The former Australia captain sustained the injury in Friday’s defeat to Wigan Warriors and scans today confirmed the break.



With Leeds currently second in the table and the Grand Final 11 weeks away, Buderus faces an anxious wait to see if he can play again before the season’s climax.



Rhinos physio Meirion Jones said: "Fortunately we were able to get Danny in for an X-ray on Saturday morning and to see our specialist but unfortunately he has confirmed that Danny has suffered a fracture to his tibia.



"He will be in plaster for six weeks and then will begin a period of rehabilitation after that, which we will assess the length of once he has seen the specialists when the plaster is removed."



Head coach Brian McClennan added: "We are all disappointed for Danny especially as he has been playing so well. However, he will receive the best possible treatment from our medical staff and they will have him back as soon as he is fully fit.



"We have got him seen by the specialist at the earliest opportunity and now the hard work starts for Danny to get back to action.



"Every team suffers injuries during the course of a season which is why you need a strong squad and we have every confidence as a group that we can continue to build towards the play-offs starting next Saturday against Warrington."

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