Richard Agar’s revolution has been nothing short of emphatic; thrown out of the Challenge Cup at the hands of old but struggling rivals Bradford Bulls and finishing just four points clear of relegated London Broncos, Leeds had hardly lit the world alight in Agar’s first year in charge in 2019.
But, in 2020, something has clicked and the RhinAgar to further his Leeds revolution
Richard Agar’s revolution has been nothing short of emphatic; thrown out of the Challenge Cup at the hands of old but struggling rivals Bradford Bulls and finishing just four points clear of relegated London Broncos, Leeds had hardly lit the world alight in Agar’s first year in charge in 2019.
But, in 2020, something has clicked and the Rhin
