HarryofOz wrote: ↑Fri Jul 17, 2020 6:39 pm Sixteen long years. So happy I could cry

I did.


Twice.


So far

2020 has just partially redeemed itself.

Holy crap.

1964white wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 8:35 am A surprising stat to the world of football but not to us Leeds fans

How are you mate?

TBH, struggling a bit, but keeping my head above water.

Last night was a good tonic.

These numbers are insane Possession: 71%-29% xG: 3.88-0.24 Shots: 19-5 Shots On-Target: 11-0 Big Chances: 6-0 Chances created: 12-2 Succ. Passes: 533-151 Final Third Passes: 92-43 Pass Acc: 84%-61% Tackles won: 18-10 Recoveries: 59-51 Duels won: 52-49 I saw somewhere that there were only two Stoke ...

To return to the original question, I'd have thought the best way to watch the remaining 9 games would be from behind the settee, through fingers over the eyes...

From what I understand, it's one member of the coaching staff.


So the answer to the question is 'none'.


I may, of course, be wrong.

Let's assume no more games are possible in the regular season... Leeds, WBA promoted. Hard to argue with that. It only takes three games for the play offs to be decided (make the first ties a single match/leg...) Even the EFL should be able to arrange for three games to be played to settle the third...

In addition, if the Forest players were asymptomatic (which, by definition, they will have been) they will test negative. The test is positive only a couple of days after the infection develops, not during the incubation phase...

faaip wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:28 am Could you imagine that Ayling goal in an empty stadium?

Yes.

A thing of beauty still, but quieter...

Of course, the season can be extended until 25th May without penalty by the simple expedient of cancelling the play-offs...

Just promote the top 3

Desperate times and all that...

Or, equally likely, I'm actually a bot.

Of course, you have to factor in lurkers like me - I appear as a guest, unless I'm posting...

Eric Olthwaite precisely sums up the Yorkshireman's attitude to life. It were hard to accept I were boring. Especially with my interest in rain fall. That night, as we talked excitedly about shovels and precipitation. https://youtu.be/YYpsz2eAKOs Sent from my SM-T515 using Tapatalk I was immensely ...

1964white wrote: ↑Mon Feb 24, 2020 3:41 pm Are you back on board in these polls J ?

I wish...


My attendance in these parts is too infrequent, but SaraM asked me to do it and, as a fellow CrimHead, I'm happy to oblige...

Selective snobbery, if you like, although my objection isn't that it's mainstream, I like plenty of mainstream stuff. I genuinely don't like or rate it, but then I really don't like or rate the Beatles , so I'm not going to be impressed by someone who declared himself a songwriting genius for rippi...

SaraM wrote: ↑Mon Feb 24, 2020 3:17 pm Ah, just the man. Would you care to nominate THRAK as your favourite album of 1995 so I can vote for it, please?

And so that Hector has to listen to it.

Thank you!

faaip wrote: ↑Mon Feb 24, 2020 12:26 pm
So is today the day we hear or is the FA/FL going to stretch it out again?

Longest 24 hrs since 'The Longest Day'

Must be a real bugger looking for loopholes...

I'm surprised given we've restored nearly half our pre-wobble gap to third, garnered back to back wins and clean sheets that the mood isn't a wee bit more positive. We're Leeds, aren't we...? Not so much glass half full as glass dropped before it got to the tap/bottle, the shards stamped into a fin...

SaraM wrote: ↑Thu Jan 30, 2020 11:16 am I only saw them for the first time two tours ago. Also went to the Albert Hall last summer - absolutely phenomenal. I've seen a lot of bands, but nothing even comes close for the sheer intensity of the experience. Glad you saw it too!

Every band should have three drummers...

Did you see the 50th anniversary tour? Incredible as ever! I had given up on ever being able to see Crimson, but have now seen them on their last 4 tours. Astounding in every way. Saw the 50th at the Royal Albert Hall with my daughter - who had never really heard Crimson until that night. We were b...