Dave,
It does actually beg the question, what is hidden in the financial murk at the 
centre of Leeds United that no respectable businessman wants to take a punt on 
the club,

All the things listed below indicate the club would be a great investment even 
for a "Mile Astley" type to spend a few quid getting us up and then running the 
club on a break even in the middle of the Premiership - like Newcastle you'd 
get a steady 40k a week and unlike the Toon at least for a few seasons nothing 
but praise and gratitude.

Something is very rotten in the state of Denmark and my bet is that the main 
stench is still Malignant Stoat.

Sarge


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From: nattan <[email protected]>
To: leeds list <[email protected]>
Sent: Sat, 2 May 2015 20:43
Subject: [LU] Rotherham


Wow nearly 32k fans turned up to watch this end of season dead rubber, the 
vastmajority buying tickets knowing that there would be nothing riding on this 
game.Potential buyers , what are you waiting for ? We average over 20k but have 
thepotential just under the surface of getting 30k every week if we are top of 
theLeague. We still (just) have a global fan base and 'brand name'. We are a 
onecity club and that is a city that is quite rich. Well done the Russian who 
hasbought Bournemouth and got them into the Prem with the £120m that is worth 
BUThowever long you are there and however well you do they will always just 
beBournemouth, WE can be up there with the top teams if someone can come and 
sortus out. The anti Cellino stuff never really happened. I did not see a 
singelperson wearing purple in the pubs beforehand. There were a few "Massimo, 
time togo" chants and a number of purple beach balls were thrown around the 
stands.Instead there were a lot of pro Redfearn songs and even a couple in 
support ofThompson but to what avail i am not sure.The game itself was once 
again prettyforgettable - the team was the same as last week with Berardi being 
the only exItalian based player on the pitch (Bamba has played in England 
before) Despitethe fact that we were at home against a team that has spent all 
season fightingrelegation and probably the last week on the piss, we still just 
had Morison onhis own up front. I do think Redders has done well in impossible 
circumstancesthis season but I really cannot see him as the man to take us up. 
Rotherham had2 great chances in the first half - a missed header from 5 yds out 
and anothershot that missed when it was easier to score. A few other times they 
seemed tocarve us open to no effect. At the other end a 'goal' when the flag 
for offsidehad gone up ages before by Morison and a back header right to the 
keeper ouronly opportunites. Taylor showed why he is a defender when he dallied 
when heshould have scored. So 0 0 at half time and pretty average fare.Then 
came theonly 10minutes of the game worth re-watching. About 5 minutes into the 
secondhalf and we turned up the heat and the tempo - we should and nearly did 
score-one great move involving Mowatt and Morison was great. Sharp came to help 
andhe added to the pressure etc -for a 10minutes spell we batttered them but 
couldnot get the breakthrough and that was that. A few chances came and went to 
bothteams and right to the end it was on a knife-edge insomuch as one goal 
eitherway could have won it - but it was not great. So the game and the 
seasonpetered out - we cannot score enough and do not attack enough at home, 
the crowdreally got behind the team at times and showed how things could be if 
things onthe pitch were right, but overall it was yet another poor game to add 
to manythis seasonNot sure where we go from here - I posted my ST renewal 
yesterday ,glad that it was free and not £445- but without some major changes 
things willnot get better99 days till the start of 
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