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Long-serving head groundsman set for move to Hull City after rising through the ranks.
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00:00One of Leeds Rhinos' longest-serving backroom figures is set to leave the club after more than two decades of
00:08service.
00:09Ryan Golding, who began his journey as an apprentice on the ground staff, worked his way up to become head
00:16groundsman and a key figure behind the scenes at Headingley Stadium.
00:21Speaking on the club's official podcast, Golding said that after 23 years, he would be leaving the Rhinos, bringing an
00:31end to a remarkable tenure.
00:33He explained that he had been offered what he described as an excellent opportunity at Hull City, the football team,
00:41adding that the decision had been tough and emotional, but also one he felt excited about and was ready to
00:47embrace.
00:49Golding indicated that the vision presented to him at Hull City had been a major factor in his choice, describing
00:56it as exciting and one that aligned with his own ambitions.
01:00He suggested that while his role at Leeds had presented consistent challenges over the years, he now felt the need
01:07for a new environment with different demands, both professionally and personally.
01:12During his time with Leeds, Golding oversaw significant developments, including the redevelopment of the stadium and the management of a
01:22wide range of events on the playing surface itself.
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