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Yep, think I'll join ya



spot on as i said you were never going down , even under Marcelo you weren't going down Leeds are Leeds and not even marsch or anyone coming in will change that, 1-1 draws too 3-0 away wins that's what makes Leeds special the culture has changed within the club.

Let's hope both Newcastle & Leeds have a comfortable, enjoyable 2022/23 season, Bongo.Bongo1874 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 10, 2022 9:25 pm spot on as i said you were never going down , even under Marcelo you weren't going down Leeds are Leeds and not even marsch or anyone coming in will change that, 1-1 draws too 3-0 away wins that's what makes Leeds special the culture has changed within the club.
i could see that right from the start I've watched worse Newcastle teams scrape relegation ,than this leeds side thats my experience of the English premier league .
you play far too good football , the desire to press and win games no chance in hell you were getting relegated the next step is keeping the likes of Phillip's and Raphs ambitions wages wise and hopefully European football .
if radz cant give leeds and the supporters that move over and allow someone else , i dont care if people say I'm a fan boy or whatever I've had years of people saying newcastle are s**t they arent a big club etc , they laughed at us when we were down who the f**k is laughing now ?
Leeds are huge i can see the passion and desire ,just like i can with Newcastle never accept second best you guys are special.

Can't see Norwich or Watford getting out of it. Norwich's only wins since December have seen them beat Everton, Burnley and Watford so basically they have only managed to beat other teams in the bottom 4. They have also scraped 2 draws (Palace and Brighton) since December too. No reason at all to suggest they can get out of it. Watford have looked like they have been playing well but can't get points and their home form (9 defeats in a row) is appaling. To get out of danger you really need to be winning the home matches (Everton have an absymal away record but 2 wins from their last 2 home matches have been huge for them). At 7 and 6 points behind 4th bottom Everton it is hard to see them getting enough points to overtake Everton now and that would be assuming Everton din't pick up any more points.
Victor_Notts-17 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2026 7:03 pm Did you post them because there's something wrong with your brain


I'd say Brentford are safe, but Newcastle are not out of it yet if they have a bad run. 36 is the magic number to stay up IMO.




Ironically, we then have a game in hand over burnley, couldn't make it up, hopefully by then, neither everton or burnley will have caught us.

Another huge slice of luck for ya man, rest all the players, get some hugs kisses n cuddles on the massage table, what more could a manager want, lovely scenario for him

Based on form and logic it looks done and dusted, the bottom three to go down.

Boo Radley wrote: ↑Mon Apr 11, 2022 7:32 pm Based on form and logic it looks done and dusted, the bottom three to go down.
However, as long as it’s possible to be caught I won’t rest easy. We’ve seen some crazy results in the last days days and that’s how it goes in the run to the seasons’ end. I do think that you’re correct about four more points (our GD makes four in my eyes) to see us safe, and we should do it but we’re far from perfect and, crucially, we are Leeds.


Two wins and a draw off 9th.

Of the seven teams ahead of us, up to ninth position, we’ve played a total of eleven games against them and we’ve only won one of those games. Currently six of them have at least one game in hand on us.
