By Andy Brown on February 1 2010

John Lennon's famous (slightly) melodic chant to emphasise the cause of Hippy peace and love in the early seventies should perhaps once again be heard in a modern context. As the team of Leeds Carnegie, having been roundly beaten by... Read Article 

By Peter Creek on January 25 2010

Leeds Carnegie entertained Bourgoin in the final game of the Amlin Cup and were subjected to a masterclass of halfback play by the visitors’ number ten Benjamin Boyet. Boyet dominated play in all areas of the field and managed... Read Article 

By Martyn Horwell on January 23 2010

Some 40 odd years ago, Sunday afternoon entertainment on TV included watching teams from European cities do battle in a series of silly games, which were watched over by the shrieking Stuart Hall, and his side kick Eddie Waring, with... Read Article 

By Ian Brewer on January 19 2010

Well only just as Parma airport became fog bound yesterday and after coaches to Bologna to meet up with our diverted flight finally reached home at 1:00 this morning. However let’s review the weekend and first of all my predictions.... Read Article 

By Ian Brewer on January 14 2010

While I suspect that most of the Leeds faithful would far rather look forward to the proposed altercation between LCSF and TNIF the truth of the matter is that since the postponement of the Quins game the away trip to... Read Article 

By Martyn Horwell on January 5 2010

Hopes were high at Headingley, following last week’s victory at Newcastle, that fellow strugglers Bath would give Leeds Carnegie the opportunity to move off the bottom of the Guinness Premiership and set up an exciting second half of the season.... Read Article