One thing I think you could never doubt with Harrison was his work ethic.
Nick
On Monday, August 22, 2022 at 06:49:56 AM EDT, Nick
<[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks Dave - agree with all that.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate Jack Harrison, he’s had some wobbles
over the years with Leeds, some real high points along the way, but at the
moment he seems to be consistently a much better player, a greater threat to
opponents and have a much better work ethic. It is fantastic to see.
Nick
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> From: nattan--- via Leedslist <[email protected]>
> Subject: [LU] Shoot the Chelsea scum
> Date: 22 August 2022 at 11:12:30 BST
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> Well we certainly shot them down yesterday. As the new saying goes " beware
> the sides of Marsch" That was as good as it gets, and should be a sea change
> in our attitude towards Marsch - lots still resent him for not being Bielsa
> but if we play like we did v chelsae he will be a fine replacement for the
> great manPre game I wondered how the crowd would re- act to another beating
> at the hands of the top six, would we cheer them fron the rafters as we
> always did under MB or would we turn like we did v Villa ?In the event it was
> a question we would not need answers to. This was the day we became Jesse
> Marsch's team and I liked it
> We were all action, all the time , with good moves and good football thrown
> in, in front of an old fashioned English crowd - lets hope we never lose that
> edge on the terraces
> A dodgy start saw Sterling waltz through the defence and blast wide in the
> first few minutes, then our Achilles heel come to the fore as twice they had
> a spare man wide, thankfully when they found their shooting boots the flag
> and then Mesliers long arms saved us from going behind.
> Then roared on by the crowd , cheering every tackle , we began to dominate
> and take control, knocking them off their stride and rattling them. They
> could not cope with our intensity , Adams who was superb, buzzed around and
> was here there and everywhere ably supported by Aaronson who put in a real
> shift and Jackie H. Roca added a bit of poise to the madness.
> The first goal - not an own goal Tuchel you whinging, moaning, lying bad
> loser- was great and will happen again. Aaronson gave the keeper no time as
> he chased him down took the ball off him and rolled it into an empty net.
> The crowd loved it , it was better than a 40 yarder!
> A few minutes later a lovely bit of skill by Struik, not the answer but
> growing into the left back position, ended with the ball being fed to Roca.
> As he went down and the yellow card came out , I thought " stimulation "
> but the card was for their player and the free kick was ours. A lovely cross
> in and there was Rod to head home , brilliant, and a goal he would never
> have scored last season. As my son said , as the Moreno chant echoed round,
> why did we persevere with Rodrigo when we had this Moreno chap all along. He
> really does look a different person
> At 2 up we started to believe but last week v Southampton was st the back of
> our minds.
> Chelsea when we thought they would come out second half all guns blazing ,
> still could not get a foothold as Koch, lloremte, Struik and Kristensen stood
> firm. Meslier making the odd save to keep himself involved.
> The 3rd when it came was majestic and the icing on the cake - nice ball to
> James, cross fell to Rod whose shot, going wide was pounced on at full
> stretch by Harrison. Then we knew we were winning this. The crowd roared,
> chanted and applauded their heroics as Marsch learning from last week made
> the subs, Forshaw for the tiring Roca to firm things up, Klich to add steel
> and guile and cleverness, then Sinisterra and Joffy to add the unexpected,
> Joffy again making a difference this time flicking the ball over his head,
> laying it off and being thrown to the floor as he went for the return pass-
> 2nd yellow and off the Chelsea lad went, " with time to go" ringing in his
> ears
> The final whistle brought more cheers as I predict a riot blasted out with
> 36,000 voices joining in. What a game, what an atmosphere what a result.
> Well worth the hassle of delayed trains and early start on a Sunday
> If this is what we have to look forward to under Marsch then bring it on.
> It's not Bielsaball but it is fun nonetheless and he could be a worthy
> successor on the pitch. This could be the game when we accept Bielsa is gone
> and we get 100% behind the new manager, to be honest it's the least he
> deserves if we keep playing like this .
> As fans we ask for 100% commitment and effort, we are certainly getting both
> this season
>
> So brilliant stuff and will send me on my holidays with a smile in my face (
> missing Barnsley and Everton - here's hoping for a cup run and 3more home
> points)So we have 7pts from 3 games that brought only 1 in the corresponding
> fixtures last season, that's got to be good. Brighton will be tough but no
> reason we cant get at least a point
>
> DaveVery happy today MOT
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