Leeds Rhinos’ under-performing players can expect a gruelling pre–season, after failing to qualify for the play-offs in a second successive campaign.

Brad Arthur has declared that Leeds Rhinos' Super League play-off hopes are in their 'own hands' after a 'professional' performance against Hull FC. The Rhinos hammered the woeful Black and Whites 68-6 at Headingley on Friday night, with Alfie Edgell scoring four of his sides ten tries.

Arthur has won five of his eight games in charge of Leeds to date, picking up wins against Huddersfield Giants, Wigan, Catalans Dragons, London Broncos and Hull FC. His three defeats thus far have come in his first game against Hull KR, away against Salford Red Devils and at Magic Weekend against Warrington.

A coach with a wealth of experience in the game, Brad Arthur knows better than to stoke a fire that is burning nicely on its own.

Leeds Rhinos fans haven’t had a lot to cheer about this year, but the 68-6 rout of Hull FC left most of our supporters’ jury delighted.

Leeds Rhinos coach Brad Arthur delivered an open and honest assessment following his side's 38-0 defeat at Wigan Warriors on Friday night.

On the eve of Leeds Rhinos' final game of the regular season, Brad Arthur was quick to shut down any talk about the play-off situation.

There is no shortage of players willing to join Leeds Rhinos next year, coach Brad Arthur says. Six first teamers - including four members of the initial 21 named for tomorrow’s final game of the regular season,