The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Thursday 13th February) Season ticket prices frozen for the ninth year in a row

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The #LUFC Breakfast Debate (Thursday 13th February) Season ticket prices frozen for the ninth year in a row

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Good Morning. It's Thursday 13th February, and here are the latest headlines from Elland Road...


Season ticket prices frozen for the ninth year in a row

Leeds United have announced that Season Ticket prices for the 2020/21 campaign will remain the same, whether Leeds reach the Premiership or not! The online renewal process will begin from Wednesday 12th February 2020 when current Season Ticket holders will be able to purchase their seat for next season. (Paper forms will be sent out to those who do not register online).

You can spread the cost of the season ticket over 6 months, but ONLY if you renew online! The renewal window will close on Friday 27th March 2020 with no plans to go out on general sale as it stands, meaning no new Season Tickets will be made available. Chief Executive Angus Kinnear said:

We are really pleased to announce yet another prize freeze on Season Tickets for the 2020/21 campaign to our supporters who continue to show unwavering support for the players and our club. This season we have once again generated the highest average attendances in the Football League and we take this opportunity to thank our fans for their outstanding loyalty. We currently have in excess of 23,000 Season Ticket Holders and we hope to retain as many of these as possible, your early commitment is critical and hugely appreciated.




Leeds remain second after Millwall comeback

The Lions of Bermondsey came from behind to earn a well deserved draw against Promotion rival Fulham at the Den last night. The Cottagers took the lead as early as the third minute through free scoring Aleksandar Mitrović, only for towering Iceland International winger Jón Daði Böðvarsson ti equalise five minutes later. Gary Rowetts men could have picked up all three points after they were awarded a penalty. Unfortunately Jed Wallace 100% record from 12 yards this season came to an end.

This means that Leeds stay ahead of Fulham on goal difference. Meanwhile West Brom came from behind to beat Reading at the Madejski Stadium stretching their lead by six points.





Hasselbaink claims Casilla needs 2 or 3 games on the sidelines

Soccer Leeds star, turned football pundit Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has claimed that French U20 International keeper Illan Meslier will be questioning what he has to do to be given a chance between the sticks?

If I am the second goalkeeper, you would be thinking 'what do I need to do to get into the team?', 'Do you not trust me?'

It would be very hard for the second goalkeeper if, after all these errors, he won't get a chance to make the team better and to settle the team down. That is the most important thing. To settle the back five down.

Sometimes you have to think about him [Casilla]. Sometimes you have to release him from the pressure. Forget about, at this moment in time, your back four. What must go through his mind? He might be a strong character. But he might also need two or three games just to sit on the sidelines and to calm himself down."

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Id love to see meslier play. Give the lad a chance please MB!!
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agree with hasselbaink.
kiko should be sidelined not only for the sake of the team but also for himself.

just hope common sense prevails . poor management if it doesn't.
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Morning folks,

Kiko should do the honourable thing and declare himself unavailable until further notice. He is not value for money and needs time away to work on his concentration and decision making.

Millwall played to their strengths last night, but oh to have a Mitrovic at our club.
Predator. Over 20 goals already
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Fulham almost won t with a near post flick from one of their tiniest players in injury time, byt thankfully it clipped the bar.
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Frozen season ticket prices if we get to the prem ..That's good right?
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Good for those fortunate enough to have a season ticket. Not so easy for anyone else who wants to see Leeds.
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faaip wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2020 10:33 am Frozen season ticket prices if we get to the prem ..That's good right?
TV money is Good.
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Irish Ian wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2020 10:53 am TV money is Good.
Apart from the fact it's destroying football...
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I wonder if the missed Millwall penalty will be a deciding factor at the end of the season. Hope not.

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I looked at the Den last night and it looked half empty... not a healthy sign for two teams aspiring to be in the premiership

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SaraM wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2020 11:06 am Apart from the fact it's destroying football...
People have been saying that since the formation of the Football league.

But when I remember that professional sport was conceived to facilitate gambling. It is only a distraction.
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rab_rant wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2020 12:24 pm I looked at the Den last night and it looked half empty... not a healthy sign for two teams aspiring to be in the premiership

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Indeed, weather didn’t help, but we have 5 London clubs in this league who exist in the shadows of the big boys.
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faaip wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2020 10:33 am Frozen season ticket prices if we get to the prem ..That's good right?
Excellent mate

:scar1 Season Ticket purchased :scarfe2:
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Well played
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faaip wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2020 5:55 pmWell played
Can i play between the sticks on Saturday :lol: I'd purchased a pair of goalkeeper gloves too!
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Bielsa has confirmed Kiko will be playing against Bristol City

I read an article or an interview with Bielsa a few days ago, the journalist was asking how do you bring confidence back into the squad, Bielsa replied by keeping faith in his players
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SaraM wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2020 10:38 am Good for those fortunate enough to have a season ticket. Not so easy for anyone else who wants to see Leeds.
They need to expand the seating capacity at ER, for a whole host of reasons.
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SaraM wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2020 10:38 am Good for those fortunate enough to have a season ticket. Not so easy for anyone else who wants to see Leeds.
We need a bigger stadium, thats for sure.

23,500 season tickets is poor considering the size of the City and amount of Supporters
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John in Louisiana wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2020 6:10 pm They need to expand the seating capacity at ER, for a whole host of reasons.
We need a safe standing area with a 5000 capacity, and season ticket capacity up to 35,000 from 23,500.

New Stadium it is then!!!
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Ellandback1 wrote: Thu Feb 13, 2020 6:16 pm We need a bigger stadium, thats for sure.

23,500 season tickets is poor considering the size of the City and amount of Supporters
didn't they put a cap on season tickets .
only 23, 500 was made available.
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