In the past two seasons?
2010/11:
Millwall (H) - 3-1
Swansea (H) - 2-1
Palace (H) - 2-1
Burnley (A) - 3-2
Doncaster (H) - 5-2
QPR (A) - 2-1
2011/12:
Bradford (H) - 3-2
Doncaster (A) - 2-1
Palace (H) - 3-2
Has the novelty of combacks worn off for anyone else? :mrgreen: To me it almost feels routine, everytime I see or hear we're losing I always gain confidence that we're still going to win it. :scarf1:
How many times have we come from behind to win it
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Big Luke
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How many times have we come from behind to win it
"Forward towards Beckford, and the ball's over Brown. And this is Beckford. It just ran away from him but they're still going to strike it on goal, and SCORE in the Stretford End for Leeds United, and it doesn't get any better than that!"
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Clacton White
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Re: How many times have we come from behind to win it
Then on the flip side you have Leeds 4-1 up against Preston , only to lose 4-6 .
Larry is probably doing a Shakespearean quote " My kingdom for a defence " .
Larry is probably doing a Shakespearean quote " My kingdom for a defence " .