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Line Up
Nat
Match Events
Casilla, Kiko
Goalkeeper
Spain
Ayling, Luke
Defender
England
Jansson, Pontus
Defender
Sweden
Cooper, Liam
Defender
Scotland
Alioski, Ezgjan
Defender
North Macedonia
Phillips, Kalvin
Midfielder
England
Harrison, Jack
Midfielder
England
Roberts, Tyler
Forward
Wales
Klich, Mateusz
Midfielder
Poland
Hernandez, Pablo
Midfielder
Spain
Bamford, Patrick
Forward
England
Subs
Nat
Match Events
Douglas, Barry
Defender
Scotland
Dallas, Stuart
Defender
Northern Ireland
Brown, Izzy
Forward
England
Peacock-Farrell, Bailey
Goalkeeper
England
Unused Sub
Berardi, Gaetano
Defender
Switzerland
Unused Sub
Shackleton, Jamie
Midfielder
England
Unused Sub
Gotts, Robbie
Midfielder
England
Unused Sub
Debuts
Nat
DOB
Joined
Brown, Izzy
Forward
England
07/01/1997 (22)
30/08/2018
References
LEEDSTATS: Leeds United Season 2018/2019
Sheridan Dictates: Season Statistics 2018-19
Leeds United Programme Guide: Season 2018/19
Leeds United 2-1 Bolton Wanderers (23rd Feb 2019)


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White Riot wrote on 01 Mar 2019 04:23 pm

Lets all hope that the boys hit form tonight.
We all need to back whoever pulls on our shirt and scare the crap out of WBA.
I've been down in the dumps since Tuesday night, but feel very positive about tonight.
Lets show these bastards what playing against Leeds at Elland Road is all about.
Bielsa needs to get them totally fired up.

weasel wrote on 01 Mar 2019 11:02 am

jindy30 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 4:02 am True we have not found the form of earlier in the season, but what has changed? Goal keeper? Philips being put or the old Leeds post christmas slump.
Goals pure and simple. Klich dried up, Hernandez dried up, Roofe injured (but before that had been going through a lean spell), Bamford has missed chances, Roberts doesn't look like scoring, no goals of late from our centrebacks, Ayling is never going to be a goal threat etc. Put blunty we need Hernandez, Klich, Bamford and Roberts to start scoring again with Alioski and Harrison also chipping in the odd goal too.

jindy30 wrote on 01 Mar 2019 04:02 am

True we have not found the form of earlier in the season, but what has changed? Goal keeper? Philips being put or the old Leeds post christmas slump.

Irish Ian wrote on 28 Feb 2019 12:31 am

faaip wrote: ↑Wed Feb 27, 2019 9:29 pm I'm not coming from a results perspective and have already said I don't expect automatic this season, it's too early. There was a microcosm on Tuesday for what we're going through now. We stopped playing for a few minutes when we lost Cooper in an effort to just hold the status quo. That's what MB is doing right now, we're playing safe in the hope that we can keep the status quo while we wait for Bamford to find form, get injured first teamers back, bring long term injured along So that we can re-push from about 6/7 games out. My guess is we could slip to 4th/5th with the playoffs basically assured and then try to get the lost points back last few games or better yet wait for the pressure to get to the other 3/4 clubs involved.

I'd imagine we'd be very happy with a draw come Friday as we continue to tread water.
I hope you are right fair.

My worry is that the lads become mentally and emotionally tired the longer this slump goes on. That is what leads to sloppy passing, poor decision making which we witnessed last night. Our players never seem to even take a breather in game our play is always so frantic. At the same time we are running a tiny squad, who aren't getting properly rested between games. Recovery times seem to get longer when you are struggling for form. Pushing unready players into the fray in high pressure situations only adds to the mix. Clarke and the mystery virus.. it may come out on the wash but I wouldn't be surprised if he had sort of mental crash at Boro.

I would love to come away with a point on Friday but I fear more of the same.

My main fear is that the stories MBs sides crashing and burning in the second half of the season are accurate and by the time May comes around the whole squad will be shellshocked.


But on the positive, it wont take much to change. A couple of goals for our front players and that feeling of positivity would sweep through the club and the fanbase and once again we would be the team to fear.

The Subhuman wrote on 27 Feb 2019 09:29 pm

I'm not coming from a results perspective and have already said I don't expect automatic this season, it's too early. There was a microcosm on Tuesday for what we're going through now. We stopped playing for a few minutes when we lost Cooper in an effort to just hold the status quo. That's what MB is doing right now, we're playing safe in the hope that we can keep the status quo while we wait for Bamford to find form, get injured first teamers back, bring long term injured along So that we can re-push from about 6/7 games out. My guess is we could slip to 4th/5th with the playoffs basically assured and then try to get the lost points back last few games or better yet wait for the pressure to get to the other 3/4 clubs involved.

I'd imagine we'd be very happy with a draw come Friday as we continue to tread water.