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Tomorrow night

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Though my head says I heavy, demoralising defeat,and wondering what the hell we do next,my heart says...COME ON LEEDS,6-0 victory with paddy and augustin both scoring hat-tricks... MOT!!!
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Reading between the lines from the presser looks like as you were with the exception of Phillips back.
Really hope he knows what he's doing or it could end in tears again.
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Coooommme on Leeeeeeeds MOT
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Well it would be an epic time for a win.

Over two years since a win in London ( Dec 2017), a place where this season the refs have on 4 separate occasions made very poor decisions (and last season too when Bamford was upended and we were denied a stonewall pen) Millwall, Arsenal, Fulham and QPR. Add Charton to the mix when our goalie cost us a point which his antics and it tells you the big smoke isn't a happy hunting ground for us.

70 years since a win at at Griffin Park, and unless we have to go back there in the playoffs (shudders at the thought) the final chance we have of getting the better of Brentford before they move to their new stadium.

Leeds are experiencing the worst run in Bielsas time at the club, as we all know and as usual we have injuries and unfit players to contend with.

Funnily enough, now that we are back in with the chasing pack, just maybe we can figuratively stop looking over our shoulders at what is coming behind us and just clear the mind for the challenges in front.

So it all looks like a perfect time for things to start going our way again.
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Irish Ian wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 7:35 pm Well it would be an epic time for a win.

Over two years since a win in London ( Dec 2017), a place where this season the refs have on 4 separate occasions made very poor decisions (and last season too when Bamford was upended and we were denied a stonewall pen) Millwall, Arsenal, Fulham and QPR. Add Charton to the mix when our goalie cost us a point which his antics and it tells you the big smoke isn't a happy hunting ground for us.

70 years since a win at at Griffin Park, and unless we have to go back there in the playoffs (shudders at the thought) the final chance we have of getting the better of Brentford before they move to their new stadium.

Leeds are experiencing the worst run in Bielsas time at the club, as we all know and as usual we have injuries and unfit players to contend with.

Funnily enough, now that we are back in with the chasing pack, just maybe we can figuratively stop looking over our shoulders at what is coming behind us and just clear the mind for the challenges in front.

So it all looks like a perfect time for things to start going our way again.
It would be typical Leeds Ian
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Imagine travelling over 400 miles (all round trip) to see your beloved team get battered ?

Wouldn't be the first time, won't be the last time.

Many lower league teams often suffer these type of defeats on their journeys

At least I'm supporting Leeds :scar1

You never know Leeds United may just surprise me

I truly hope so!
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1964white wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 9:17 pm Imagine travelling over 400 miles (all round trip) to see your beloved team get battered ?

Wouldn't be the first time, won't be the last time.

Many lower league teams often suffer these type of defeats on their journeys

At least I'm supporting Leeds :scar1

You never know Leeds United may just surprise me

I truly hope so!
Keep warm down there. :tup:
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Irish Ian wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 9:22 pm Keep warm down there. :tup:

A little personal that Ian.
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Irish Ian wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 9:22 pm Keep warm down there. :tup:
Cheers I'll be well wrapped up tomorrow

Btw I was chatting to a chap from Derry at the Forest game, it was his 8yo son first Leeds game
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gessa wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 9:43 pm A little personal that Ian.
Well I was freezing my bollocks off at the Nottingham game, the wind was cutting. Tbh it was only my legs that were really cold as I didn't wear my thermals, wrong move!
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Despite all the inevitable negativity everyone is feeling (including myself) I think the team will perform tomorrow night and get us back on track.......even a hard fought draw would lift the spirits !!
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60sUnited wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 9:58 pm Despite all the inevitable negativity everyone is feeling (including myself) I think the team will perform tomorrow night and get us back on track.......even a hard fought draw would lift the spirits !!
I'd take a draw now 60's :tup:
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First goal tomorrow would be a welcome tonic. But arguably just as important is for the lads to get their heads together, play with positivity, and forget about fear of failure. Sport is so dependent on having the right mindset, and to me it’s patently obvious that’s we’re suffering mentally more than anything else.
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Just got totally confused with ges and Ian ....they both have the same avatar
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whiteswan wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2020 12:27 am Just got totally confused with ges and Ian ....they both have the same avatar
Bless ......It doesn't take much does it Ducky ?? :) :)
Hopelessly lost.................. But making good time
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1964white wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 10:26 pm I'll take my drawers down now 60's :tup:
:shock: :shock: :shock:
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Hopelessly lost.................. But making good time
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A very nobel act, taking one for the team....🤭
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1964white wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 9:45 pm Cheers I'll be well wrapped up tomorrow

Btw I was chatting to a chap from Derry at the Forest game, it was his 8yo son first Leeds game
Poor kid.
Some would describe that as Child Abuse.

Weather reports suggest windy.

Thankfullybwe have a safe pair of hands....
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1964white wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2020 9:17 pm Imagine travelling over 400 miles (all round trip) to see your beloved team get battered ?
Driving the last 30 miles of my journey back home in gale force freezing icy conditions in the early hours around 2am should be fun too :(
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Irish Ian wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2020 7:01 am Poor kid.
Some would describe that as Child Abuse.
Always feel sorry for kids who endure defeats especially at their first Leeds game

Us oldies are use to defeats, many embarrassing ones too :(
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