Bournemouth vs Leeds United Match Thread

[whiteswan]

Couldn’t agree more, and I’m going to Wembley

Agree!
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[FeelsLikeThunder]

We really are great to watch at the moment. I find myself looking forward to our matches even more than usual, which I thought was impossible. We've got a very likeable squad and manager at the moment who are all giving it 110% and know what it means to represent Leeds United, and that's how it should be. The weather is getting better by me at the moment too, so I have been in a great mood after a very bad winter. Enjoying all of this while it lasts.

I think we'll go for the jugular here and come away with three points. No reason we can't.

[Sean_Nile]

Bournemouth fans thoughts on Iraola leaving

https://bournemouth-forum.vitalfootball ... ola.19275/

[Sean_Nile]

What they think about the Leeds game and their crowing about beating Arsenal and Newcastle giving them bragging rights.

https://bournemouth-forum.vitalfootball ... -pm.22115/

[Orange Box]

What they think about the Leeds game and their crowing about beating Arsenal and Newcastle giving them bragging rights.

https://bournemouth-forum.vitalfootball ... -pm.22115/

They seem a very balanced bunch of posters, but boy do they like their stats. I’ve been to Bournemouth, I can understand why they feel the need to be looking at computers all day long. (Says the man looking at his computer).

[The Subhuman]

They seem a very balanced bunch of posters, but boy do they like their stats. I’ve been to Bournemouth, I can understand why they feel the need to be looking at computers all day long. (Says the man looking at his computer).

I like Bournemouth, it's no Weymouth/Dartmouth but it's a good mouth to visit.

[Sean_Nile]

They seem a very balanced bunch of posters, but boy do they like their stats. I’ve been to Bournemouth, I can understand why they feel the need to be looking at computers all day long. (Says the man looking at his computer).

I thought you had to be retired and have blue rinsed hair before you could live in Bournemouth.

[The Subhuman]

I thought you had to be retired and have blue rinsed hair before you could live in Bournemouth.

That's Eastbourne or someplace in Yorkshire where they play bowls a lot

[Johnthewhite]

That's Eastbourne or someplace in Yorkshire where they play bowls a lot

Me and the Mrs enjoy visiting both, however I can't help feeling Eastbourne is Bournemouth but with a lot more money
And without the sand

[Sean_Nile]

I have noticed that when I post a link to the pre-match press conference then when I try to make it as a video by pressing the video icon, it is only the URL that shows up. It could be something to do with the format of the Url since it always includes the word "live" in it

It would be nice if it could be fixed.

[media]https://www.youtube.com/live/QDOPBCLKmG ... 7qsgM8hYWv[/media]

[White Riot]

Bournemouth have a similar home record to us, but they tend to draw at home more than we do.

They have only two defeats at home this season and don't concede a lot.

We have only two wins away from home and leak goals like a sieve.

Hopefully, the three wins on the bounce streak, counting the Cup, will spur us on to another victory.

Bournemouth are skilful, play good technical football and are very dangerous on the counter.

Probability would say it's likely to be a 3-1 victory to them, but we just turned the tables at ManU. If we come out flying we might win it, but they are very adept at picking teams off on the counter.

I've gone for a 3-3 thriller.

I don't see Farke resting players, as he rarely does that, and we are still not completely safe. A win would be great to continue our momentum into the Cup semi final.

If Brighton beat Chelsea tonight that will heap the pressure on Rosenior and their players. Chelsea seem like a squad with lots of quality, but they're very disjointed and there seems to be a lot of unrest with the players and their fans.

Chelsea have had success in recent decades, so there's always pressure on them to compete and succeed. When they don't do that the unrest just gathers as the expectations don't diminish, we were the same a long time ago in Bethlehem, after the Revie era.

[Cjay]

https://www.leeds-live.co.uk/sport/leed ... e-33802776

[The Subhuman]

[Sean_Nile]

So what was the fix. Is it because I am on my phone and you are on a computer are the URLs different?

[Orange Box]

I thought you had to be retired and have blue rinsed hair before you could live in Bournemouth.

my lack of hair makes that requirement slightly problematic.

[John in Louisiana]

I can't see us going to Bournemouth to try for a bore draw. Think we are better when we try to take the game to the opposition.

I agree. If Farke went into Old trafford and attacked, why would he go to Dean Court and park the bus?

[GreennWhite]

I would happily take a point now against Bournmouth, with no more injuries and move on to the Chelsea game.

[1964white]

James is back is team training & will be in the squad.

Stach not back in training & his unaWailale.

[malcolmw]

I would happily take a point now against Bournmouth, with no more injuries and move on to the Chelsea game.

Agree, Greenn. They are a really good side and in form. But the old saying applies that the longer your winning streak, the closer you are to a loss. Hope that doesnt apply to us
I would also take a draw, but we must play to win - for all 90 minutes +.

Just imagine the prize if we come away with being on 42 points tomorrow.
Then we can rip Chelsea a new A**hole on Sunday.

MOT.

[1964white]

I like Bournemouth, it's no Weymouth/Dartmouth but it's a good mouth to visit.

I lived & worked in Bournemouth for four years. My brother still lives in Poole.