Brett Delaney speaks out about his time at Leeds

Brett Delaney spent nine years at Headingley, registering over 200 appearances and becoming a firm fans’ favourite in West Yorkshire.

And, he has since posted about the “best 9 years” of his life on social media site, Instagram.

Beginning his career at the Parramatta Eels in 2005, Delaney made the switch to the Gold Coast Titans in 2007 before relocating to the UK ahead of the 2010 season.

Let’s face it, it was a match made in heaven.

Delaney won four Grand Finals and two Challenge Cups in his time at Headingley, impressing with his great work ethic and superb defensive capabilities, whilst also contributing to a brilliant culture inside and outside the Rhinos’ dressing room.

The Australian ended up retiring in 2019 after a move to Featherstone Rovers due to a severe eye injury, but he will forever be remembered by the Leeds faithful.

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