Birmingham City 1-0 Leeds United (6th Apr 2019)

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Saturday 6th April 2019

Championship

St Andrews

24,197

Marcelo Bielsa

Line Up		Nat	Match Events
	Casilla, Kiko Goalkeeper
	Ayling, Luke Defender
	Jansson, Pontus Defender
	Cooper, Liam Defender
	Alioski, Ezgjan Defender
	Phillips, Kalvin Midfielder
	Harrison, Jack Midfielder
	Roberts, Tyler Forward
	Klich, Mateusz Midfielder
	Hernandez, Pablo Midfielder
	Bamford, Patrick Forward

Subs		Nat	Match Events
	Dallas, Stuart Defender
	Roofe, Kemar Forward
	Clarke, Jack Midfielder
	Peacock-Farrell, Bailey Goalkeeper		Unused Sub
	Forshaw, Adam Midfielder		Unused Sub
	Berardi, Gaetano Defender		Unused Sub
	Shackleton, Jamie Midfielder		Unused Sub

	References
	LEEDSTATS: Leeds United Season 2018/2019
	Sheridan Dictates: Season Statistics 2018-19
	Leeds United Programme Guide: Season 2018/19

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The Subhuman wrote on 07 Apr 2019 05:19 pm

TBF Roofe would have had 20 plus by now had he not missed 14 games and then put in midfield for 2.

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1964white wrote on 07 Apr 2019 05:16 pm

1964white wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 11:38 am Didn't realise Birmingham had 20+ goalscorer in their team

If only

Well his record in the championship did make me think he would cause us problems, he certainly did that, a real handful

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1964white wrote on 07 Apr 2019 11:43 am

After what I can only describe as a shambles here are my positive/negatives/ratings

Positives

Kiko's saves plus he is like our last-ditch defender clearing up the mess in front of him
Phillips crunching tackle

Negatives

Bamford's missed chances again, another open goal
Camp only had one save to make from our only header on target
We couldn't have scored if we played all night
Inability to keep a clean sheet
Numerous wasted corner-kicks.
One decent cross in 90 minutes
Cooper looking more & more like the Cooper of last season
Alioski couldn't beat a man
Harrison couldn't do anything
When Pablo is not on song we look poor
Poor substitutions
We needed energy/pace on the pitch, Shackleton the obvious choice
Roofe doesn't look fit
Clarke has a big future but not this season as he doesn't seem to hace recovered from his illness & is of course still very raw
Dilly-dally Dallas is Dallas.
We got worse with the introduction of our three subs
Our only hope Pablo walking out of St Andrews with a protective boot on

9 Casilla MOTM
6 Ayling
6 Jansson
5 Cooper
5 Alioski
7 Phillips
5 Hernandez
6 Klich
5 Roberts
2 Harrison
2 Bamford
Subs
3 Roofe
3 Clarke
3 Dallas

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BGwhite wrote on 07 Apr 2019 07:47 am

I'd take both of Blues front 2 over ours all day long. Something Leeds have lacked for many years is height and power and not just upfront. Leeds really do struggle against big teams for this reason and it seems to me that particularly championship teams are getting bigger and Leeds need to address this within their own squad.

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Cjay wrote on 06 Apr 2019 09:57 pm

1964white wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 9:38 pm Thing is Pontus or Cooper should have been marking their big free-scoring No.9 not Phillips, there was an occasion in the first-half when Alioski was marking one of their big men at a set-piece. Is it any wonder why we are all over the place defensively?

Problem is the big strong number 9 is actually Jutkiewicz.

He is the target man.

Adams isnt but Adams is powerful and quick which makes them a nightmare.

It was Adams who bullied Phillips not Jutkiewicz.

They had so much height and power, we reverted to lobbing the ball forward more and more after Roofe came on which made no sense

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