Positive - Best away performance
Negative - Nothing

Gnonto

Gray
Gruev
Rodon
Ampadu
Summerville


The whole team played well

Saw a report that the Old Peacock Pub will be renamed for the rest of the Season to....

The Luke Ale Inn

Anyone else seen this on the internet???

0-1 Gnonto (musicman1965)

Good riddance to a treacherous player that was rescued from Feyenoord and given the opportunity to shine.
Lets hope you are going to be fine in the aged city of Bournemouth with its elderly care homes and pier.
Leeds fans have long memories so we'll be seeing you very soon....

Ditch both the names
and go with GINIO.
The we can use the Dexy's Midnight Ruuner tune to make a great Football Chant...

Rodon - Rock solid performances

Not a big fan of the blue card, we already have Red and Yellow cards and the shite of V.A.R for referee's to contend with. Its another unnecessary addition to the game which needs to flow , but somehow new ideas come into the game to hold up the play. Strengthen the rules of the Yellow card and leav...

Realistically the odds are not in our favour for the a F.A Cup win, but a good run in the competition taking a few scalps on the way would be nice. Promotion has to be our priority, our form is good and we are breathing down the necks of the Saints and the Tractor Boys are wobbling with every game. ...

Positive - Good win
Neg - We are down there again very soon for a league game.

4-0 Bamford (musicman1965)

There are key moments in a players career, the work it takes to get a chance to play for the first team. Then taking that chance to impress when selected to get further opportunities. Did Josephs performance show promise? F.A Cup could provide Mateo with more starts... Was he unlucky against Plymout...

Cjay wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 1:42 pm That's sad

RIP

Can't be anyone left now from Dad's Army?

Sad news indeed, Ian Lavender will remembered fondly for his wonderful Dads Army character Private Pike.
This is when the BBC used to make the best sitcoms in the world.

1-3 Gnonto (musicman1965)

Oh, I see the bigger picture, I assure you. And it's way beyond this transfer window. Don't deny we could use some cover in key positions as everyone is saying. BUT... the bigger picture is you don't just bring in Llorente's, Aaronson's and the like to make you feel better. Unless it's the right pl...

Ellandback1 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 7:58 pm The Summer was an absolute horror show for Leeds, and to be in the position we're in, is incredible.

BUT, the club have had months to prepare for this window, and we're three players lighter than we were 4 weeks ago with a squad with 5 or 6 injury prone players

Exactly .....

A 'hand in' yes, but until you're THE owner you don't have the final say in contracts. We may see how the 49ers do things in next January's window. This summer's will of course depend which league we're in and how easy it is to clear up all the shitty loanee situations. Going shopping now is fraugh...

Weeks of prior discussions to sort out potential target transfers, Multiple meetings to get ready for the transfer window and 31 days to get deals over the line. Here we are with 2 days to go with no signings and on the brink of leaving the window behind without strengthening the side. Poor planning...

As of Jan 30th Here is every deal United have completed this month... Arrivals Zero Departures: Djed Spence - Loan cut short Robin Koch - Eintracht Frankfurt (permanent deal) Luke Ayling - Middlesbrough (loan) Darko Gyabi - Plymouth (loan) Lewis Bate - MK Dons (loan) Jeremiah Mullen - Inverness Cale...

0-2 Rutter (musicman1965)