Tom Holroyd

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Do you agree, producer Chris?

Yeah.

Do you agree, Sam? I do.

And I agree too.

Congratulations to Tom Holroyd.

He is the lucky Miller fast-sized player in the match for the first time this year.

there.

Yeah, looking down at the stats for the Rhinos at the top, numbers on there Ryan Hall 130 metres Ash Hanley 101 and of course a try spectacularly taken try he did brilliantly to get up for that that catch and then get it down Harry Newman 123 metres Michael Edsic 120 metres Chris Hankerson obviously moved to fullback when Lockie Miller I thought did an admirable job there filling in 130 metres And then a man we can't go any further about talking about, Tom Holroyd, off the bench, 119 metres, 26 tackles in 42 minutes.

And I thought he's running the way, punched holes, saw gaps and just took the physical challenge onto Wigan, was outstanding.

He's like a cartoon character, isn't it, where he carries that ball.

keep going in this arm wrestle at the moment he'll blink first could be really important this is a good run from O'Connor yeah actually given the high tackle from O'Neill blink first exact same spot that gave the penalty away when Leeds scored last they got to halfway with a kick to touch so tap

taken by Jack Bird Tom Holroyd for Leeds, gets it over halfway.

Repeat set.

On the first anyway, so

Vital that Wigan see this one out now.

Croft again.

Smith pops it up for Tom Holroyd.

Can't get his arms free.

And then off the bench, Matthew Lodge, 35 minutes, 12 tackles, 138 metres.

Tom Holroyd played half the game, 17 tackles, 150 metres.

And then Mick Oledzki, 42 minutes, 26 tackles up there in the top tacklers for the game, 114 metres.

I mean, Mick had an outstanding game, didn't he?

Holroyd

and KP

it's insane

He's probably not thinking it's a good game for himself unless he gets over 200, which is absolutely ridiculous.

But yeah, similar with Horley, like I said, about the returning the ball.

The, uh, the work the forwards are putting in to make them kick from a, a poor position and, you know, then the work that the backfield rewards them with, with returning the ball, and you can see, like, we're starting the sets almost in good ball near enough every time when we can get the red line, we call it, which is, like, keep- kinda keeping them back, making them kick behind their 40 meter.

And then the way that our back five are returning the ball is, is class.