You have to give Reading a bit of credit. 3 changes and a might as well lose 
2-0 as 1-0

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> On 28 Nov 2018, at 09:56, Scott1cairns1 <scott1cair...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Can someone explain to me  why when we had our opponents, after the goal on 
> the ropes and clearly ‘punchy’ we didn’t finish them off or even try to 
> finish them off. Content to push and nurdle the ball square or backwards too 
> many years I’ve been watching Leeds defend precarious advantage. If we were 
> under pressure the whole game and scored again the ROP I could understand. I 
> thought we had turned the corner. So disappointed. 
> 
> Best regards,Scott. 
> 
>> On 28 Nov 2018, at 08:24, Nick Allen <n...@6haroldplace.co.uk> wrote:
>> 
>> Agree Dave, oddly thought we looked knackered after 75 minutes.
>> 
>>> On 28 Nov 2018, at 07:36, "nat...@sky.com" <nat...@sky.com> wrote:
>>> 
>>> A lot of similarities between this game and Bristol on Saturday - both had 
>>> instantly forgettable first halves, followed by much better second half 
>>> performances by us and both 3 points and clean sheetsReading was both a 
>>> game of two halves and a game of two subs - the introduction of Siaz and 
>>> Clarke really turning this game from a turgid bore fest into a sparkling 
>>> night of entertaiment (bit of hyperbole there but not too much)
>>> We got inside the ground just in time to hear a real cheer and an 'oooo' 
>>> from the crowd - I was told Douglas , not for the first time, had missed 
>>> with an easy header. Had that gone in it may have been a different game, as 
>>> it was Reading for the most part parked the bus and had all 11 man back 
>>> defending for most of the time with the odd worrying foray into our area 
>>> where they only created a few half chances
>>> For us, Phillips was a make shift centre half - he did well enough but we 
>>> did miss some of his passing further up the pitch, and Baker after a good 5 
>>> minute cameo on Saturday showed why he has barely had a game this season as 
>>> he really struggled to make any impact
>>> Alioski with whom lots of fans are losing patience was also anonymous and 
>>> his most memorable moment was his attempt to change the 55 (or whatever it 
>>> is now) games without a penalty with a dive that was so obvious we could 
>>> tell from the Revie Stand and the ref quite rightly booked him
>>> Bielsa knew things were not right and sent on the mercurial wizard Samu 
>>> Saiz, I love watching him play, and Jack Clarke a player with immense 
>>> potential, and it almost paid dividends in seconds as Clarke beat his man 
>>> and put a lovely ball across to Samu whose shot was going to ripple in the 
>>> back of the net but got deflected wide instead
>>> With these two on the pitch we looked a totally different team and uppped 
>>> both our passion and work rate as Saiz pulled the strings and Clarke had 
>>> the beating of the full back
>>> We had a few chances and then a lovely cross field pass came out to the 
>>> left where Douglas and Pablo combined - Pablo with a great cheeky back heel 
>>> and then Douglas' cross was met by Roofe who could not quite bundle it in, 
>>> but the ball rebounded off the keeper to Dallas who poked home from a few 
>>> yards out 1-0 and game over (we hoped)
>>> We could have had a second when Roofe did everything right with his 
>>> downwards header back across the keeper but the keeper made a top class 
>>> save - real quality
>>> We huffed and puffed a bit after that but never looked like getting the 
>>> second that would ahve put it to bed, instead a rare attack from Reading 
>>> and as the winger tried to get his cross in Douglas tangled with him - the 
>>> ref of course pointed to the spot - a silly place and an awful time to give 
>>> away a penalty
>>> However BPF restored to the line up after injury (and sort of being 
>>> dropped) made a great save low to his right and tipped it round the post - 
>>> tremendous save from a keeper under pressure, who to be fair had a good 
>>> night. He showed he is good enough at this level but needs to cut out the 
>>> mistakes. Some have said he has cost us points this season, well he saved 
>>> us 2 last night
>>> A real headache going forward for Bielsa now - Saiz and Clarke both showed 
>>> what we are lacking at times with guile from one and directness from the 
>>> other, and both need to get more time on the pitch
>>> So happy enough - not great performances but two home wins in 4 days - 
>>> something we have failed to do in the past against two lower table teams
>>> Points dropped by Norwich and Boro added to my satisfaction on the night - 
>>> onwards and upwards
>>> Dave
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