Leeds vs Bristol City MOTM RESULT

[1964white]

I had him behind only Rutter, Archie, and Struijk.

[The Subhuman]

Apart from the yellow card foul, I can't recall any errors.

All our players commit fouls.

Rodon was outstanding as were Byram, Struijk, Gray & Rutter.

It was a drag back IIRC, cost him half a point in my rankings.. I'm not ragging on him but it would be impossible to put 9 players in a top 6.

[1964white]

It was a drag back IIRC, cost him half a point in my rankings.. I'm not ragging on him but it would be impossible to put 9 players in a top 6.

A difficult top six to choose from yesterday's game.

[The Subhuman]

A difficult top six to choose from yesterday's game.

Exactly, no one should be leaving Kamara out imo and Piroe was the match winner. We come away with a point otherwise and these scores look a lot worse

But that's my opinion and this week maybe 10 players should score.

[1964white]

Any more MOTMs

[Ratscoot]

Any more MOTMs

Not from me Leon, I was in Dublin so only seen the highlights so not fair to score from that

[1964white]

Not from me Leon, I was in Dublin so only seen the highlights so not fair to score from that

Thanks Rat

I assume you had a good time in Dublin, a lovely city.

[mentalcase]

Rodon not getting many votes - won 16 defensive headers

Rutter
Roden
Byram
Gray
Struijk
Ampadu

Joe was unlucky not to be named in my MOM, I put Piroe ahead of him because he scored, to be fiar, any of the outfield players could have been in top 6, very difficult choice this week, never been so close, but Joe does deserve a special mention, him and Pascal work well together.

[Musicman1965]

Gray
Rodon
Byram
Ampadu
Summerville
Piroe

[Ratscoot]

Thanks Rat

I assume you had a good time in Dublin, a lovely city.

We were staying with family in Termonfeckin, north of Dublin, even managed to get up to Belfast for the Titanic Museum, which is well worth a visit and I can recommend the guided tour

A few Guinness and Irish Gins topped off a very nice trip

[Jaydog]

We were staying with family in Termonfeckin, north of Dublin, even managed to get up to Belfast for the Titanic Museum, which is well worth a visit and I can recommend the guided tour

A few Guinness and Irish Gins topped off a very nice trip

Brilliant name

[1964white]

Brilliant name

Sounds like something out of Hector's textbook.

[1964white]

We were staying with family in Termonfeckin, north of Dublin, even managed to get up to Belfast for the Titanic Museum, which is well worth a visit and I can recommend the guided tour

A few Guinness and Irish Gins topped off a very nice trip

Sounds like a great weekend, Rat.

Guinness is the best beer served imo! I used to drink G & other beers, but they don't like me any more

Jill is a gin & tonic lady. I'm a malt man

[Jaydog]

Sounds like something out of Hector's textbook.

Sounds like a Kenny word to me. Feckin this feckin that

[Ratscoot]

Brilliant name

We always have a Feckin good time there

[hector]

We always have a Feckin good time there

[mentalcase]

Brilliant name

Similar to this " Eccelfechan" in Scotland.

[mentalcase]

We were staying with family in Termonfeckin, north of Dublin, even managed to get up to Belfast for the Titanic Museum, which is well worth a visit and I can recommend the guided tour

A few Guinness and Irish Gins topped off a very nice trip

Brilliant and very informative Rat, 12 people from one family lost their lives that day.
Did you manage to do the "ride" or was it too busy.

[Ratscoot]

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[Ratscoot]

Brilliant and very informative Rat, 12 people from one family lost their lives that day.
Did you manage to do the "ride" or was it too busy.

I thought I knew quite a bit about the Titanic (never watched "the film") but it certainly opened my eyes, 8 official dead during the build and 49% of 3rd class passengers died. Definitely something I'd recommend visiting and its great to see that side of Belfast regenerating itself, with plenty of investment.