DANNY'S RHINOS STILL SO HUNGRY.

Byline: TREVOR BAXTER 

DANNY McGUIRE insists champions Leeds Rhinos haven't lost their appetite for more titles - despite three successive engage Super League Grand Final wins.

Brian McClennan's recordbreakers hit the road to Old Trafford 2010 with a trip to Wrexham on January 28 to tackle Celtic Crusaders.

And stand-off McGuire, overlooked for England's final two games in the Gillette Four Nations, said: "Once you get back into pre-season and get the buzz, you get the hunger to go and win things again.

"The coaching staff will be pushing us and as players we are all striving to get better.

"Hopefully, we can push on again and make it number four next year."

Sean Long's Super League debut for Hull FC will be on February 6 at former club St Helens, where he spent 12 distinguished years.

"I couldn't have wished for a better place to make my debut, especially as I know every blade of grass on the pitch," said Long. "I got a text from Paul Wellens telling me Hull were playing Saints at Knowsley Road. I thought someone was stitching me up but we had a laugh about it."

St Helens' clash with Hull KR looks to be the pick of the games in Edinburgh on Murrayfield Magic weekend, May 1 and 2, while Leeds play Wakefield Trinity Wildcats.

The other fixtures are: Hull v Harlequins, Bradford v Crusaders, Warrington v Salford, Wigan v Huddersfield and Castleford v Catalans.

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AMBITION Danny McGuire wants to win more honours