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The new faces at Leeds
By leedscboy
August 3 2008
It is an uncertain time at Leeds Carnegie, though all the recent signs seem to be increasingly positive. We are told there are still players to come, but what do the Leeds faithful think about the new signings we have so far? Leedscboy gives his views.

I am sure I am not the only one waiting in antcipation for the forth coming season at Headingley and the arrival of exciting new coaching staff and players. We have seen many changes at Leeds which I think are for the best. The new players that have been drafted in are experienced and also hold plenty of potential which we already had but the more the merrier !


We could see even more new faces at Headingley as Neil Back pointed out "we want to bring in a couple of Super 14 players" to add speed to the Leeds outfit.


We have already seen one new face in the past week, Jason Strange, with valuable expereince he can pass down to young players like Adam Greendale.


The new coaching staff at Headingley I am sure have given the fans and players a great boost for the coming season, lets just hope that they bring a winning culture with them from the Tigers.

Bring on NAT1.

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