Re: [LU] weds

[N H]

Looking at the league table two things are apparent.

Our current position still looks good. Fifth place, just  4 points out of top 
spot with 6 wins from 11 matches; however, 4 of those wins are against the 
bottom four teams whereas the two against teams currently in the top six, we've 
faced have yielded 1 point (not forgetting Preston had the ball in our net 
ruled out for a tight offside decision.)

Granted Ipswich were in the top six when we beat them, narrowly courtesy of a 
fluke goal keeping error but, they have, subsequently fallen away from the pack.

In mid tab we find Windies, Forest and Millwall where our record is played 3, 
points 3.

So are we a promotion contender who have just hit a blip at a bad time or did a 
fortunate starting schedule flatter to deceive?

I have noticed over the past several years that, regardless of how we are doing 
at the time, the international break, more often than not seems to coincide 
with  change in form/fortune (including the last one) so we'll see if the 
current one follows that trend as, with 2  of our next 3 matches against teams 
sitting above us currently in third and fourth spots, we may learn a lot about 
the team and our prospects for the season.

MOT...




On Tuesday, October 3, 2017 4:36 AM, {broken-address} John Lee 
 wrote:




>Once the Wendies took control of the game, it seemed that our defenders had 
>forgotten how to play against 2 strikers. Hooper and Fletcher seemed to 
>>occupy our entire back 4.  Fletcher was clever enough to keep away from 
>Jannson, often drifting onto Ayling to attack crosses etc.
This is very true, and it does make you wonder if they're just playing in 
training against teams who line up with only one forward, because the defence 
and midfield are totally lost when we lose possession in our own half and there 
are multiple attackers! We also give posession away far too cheaply!

>Having said all that, it is still a learning curve.  The play-offs were a 
>realistic target, and the next 6 or 7 games will gauge as to whether that we 
>be a struggle, >comfortable or something even better is possible.
Correct, and it might have been better to have had a limping start to the 
season and grown into it, rather than produce a couple of brilliant 
performances followed by 3, so far, inept ones! Early days, but plenty of 
worrying signs to keep us in our place :-(




  
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Re: [LU] weds

[{broken-address} John Lee]

>Once the Wendies took control of the game, it seemed that our defenders had 
>forgotten how to play against 2 strikers. Hooper and Fletcher seemed to 
>>occupy our entire back 4.  Fletcher was clever enough to keep away from 
>Jannson, often drifting onto Ayling to attack crosses etc.
This is very true, and it does make you wonder if they're just playing in 
training against teams who line up with only one forward, because the defence 
and midfield are totally lost when we lose possession in our own half and there 
are multiple attackers! We also give posession away far too cheaply!

>Having said all that, it is still a learning curve.  The play-offs were a 
>realistic target, and the next 6 or 7 games will gauge as to whether that we 
>be a struggle, >comfortable or something even better is possible.
Correct, and it might have been better to have had a limping start to the 
season and grown into it, rather than produce a couple of brilliant 
performances followed by 3, so far, inept ones! Early days, but plenty of 
worrying signs to keep us in our place :-(




   
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[{broken-address} Nicholas Armit]

 Yes he did miss a couple, but he was heads and shoulders above everyone else 
on our team.
On Monday, October 2, 2017, 8:42:43 AM EDT, {broken-address} Richard Walker 
 wrote:  
 
  I thought Siaz was our best player but could have had a couple of goals if 
he'd had his shooting boots on. He's missed good chances in other games too.
    On Monday, 2 October 2017, 13:32:36 BST, {broken-address} Nicholas Armit 
 wrote:  
 
  Again I thought that the bloke marking Saiz got away with murder. e 
persistently fouled him and was not given a card.
    On Monday, October 2, 2017, 8:25:18 AM EDT, Kevin Lewis 
 wrote:  
 
 Just a  few observations from the Tongan throne.

Firstly, the perceived weaknesses and Goalkeeper, Centre Back and Left Back 
which did not show up in the first half dozen games, now seem to be there.  10 
goals against in 4 games would bear this out.

Wiedwald seemed to be a bit more pragmatic in his distribution on Sunday, but 
he does not dominate has area by any means and despite making some decent saves 
his first instinct is to beat the ball away rather than catch it.  It is his 
first season in the hurly-burly of English Football.  Other keepers have taken 
time to adapt and then come good.

Pennington may become a really top defender, and Cooper has improved leaps and 
bounds but neither are as good a Bartley.  Both may be good enough as 3rd/4th 
Centre Back, but not as first choice. We did actually miss Cooper's left-foot 
diagonal passes, and Jansson looks less at home on the left of the 2, and more 
likely to throw himself into reckless challenges.

Both Berardi and Anita are really only stand-ins at left back.  Over the course 
of a season they will found out defensively, and neither will offer anything on 
the overlap. This is important if the left winger is right-footed and likes to 
come inside.
Early indicators seem to be that Borthwick -Jackson is not quite up to it 
either.

Once the Wendies took control of the game, it seemed that our defenders had 
forgotten how to play against 2 strikers. Hooper and Fletcher seemed to occupy 
our entire back 4.  Fletcher was clever enough to keep away from Jannson, often 
drifting onto Ayling to attack crosses etc.

With Wallace and Bannen playing narrow, it often gave them 4 v 2 in midfield as 
the commentators said.  We might have got away with it had we scored early on, 
or if O'Kane had not had one of those games where he kept getting caught in 
possession.  I think Phillips has been a bit harshly criticised but as he did 
try to get forward at times despite being outnumbered.

Perhaps Saiz should have got more involved in the battle, but it is a bit harsh 
to criticize him as he was brilliant in the first 20 mins, and as the game wore 
on looked to  be the only Leeds player capable of making a mark on the game 
offensively.

Having said all that, it is still a learning curve.  The play-offs were a 
realistic target, and the next 6 or 7 games will gauge as to whether that we be 
a struggle, comfortable or something even better is possible.

KOT.



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Re: [LU] weds

[{broken-address} Richard Walker]

 I thought Siaz was our best player but could have had a couple of goals if 
he'd had his shooting boots on. He's missed good chances in other games too.
On Monday, 2 October 2017, 13:32:36 BST, {broken-address} Nicholas Armit 
 wrote:  
 
  Again I thought that the bloke marking Saiz got away with murder. e 
persistently fouled him and was not given a card.
    On Monday, October 2, 2017, 8:25:18 AM EDT, Kevin Lewis 
 wrote:  
 
 Just a  few observations from the Tongan throne.

Firstly, the perceived weaknesses and Goalkeeper, Centre Back and Left Back 
which did not show up in the first half dozen games, now seem to be there.  10 
goals against in 4 games would bear this out.

Wiedwald seemed to be a bit more pragmatic in his distribution on Sunday, but 
he does not dominate has area by any means and despite making some decent saves 
his first instinct is to beat the ball away rather than catch it.  It is his 
first season in the hurly-burly of English Football.  Other keepers have taken 
time to adapt and then come good.

Pennington may become a really top defender, and Cooper has improved leaps and 
bounds but neither are as good a Bartley.  Both may be good enough as 3rd/4th 
Centre Back, but not as first choice. We did actually miss Cooper's left-foot 
diagonal passes, and Jansson looks less at home on the left of the 2, and more 
likely to throw himself into reckless challenges.

Both Berardi and Anita are really only stand-ins at left back.  Over the course 
of a season they will found out defensively, and neither will offer anything on 
the overlap. This is important if the left winger is right-footed and likes to 
come inside.
Early indicators seem to be that Borthwick -Jackson is not quite up to it 
either.

Once the Wendies took control of the game, it seemed that our defenders had 
forgotten how to play against 2 strikers. Hooper and Fletcher seemed to occupy 
our entire back 4.  Fletcher was clever enough to keep away from Jannson, often 
drifting onto Ayling to attack crosses etc.

With Wallace and Bannen playing narrow, it often gave them 4 v 2 in midfield as 
the commentators said.  We might have got away with it had we scored early on, 
or if O'Kane had not had one of those games where he kept getting caught in 
possession.  I think Phillips has been a bit harshly criticised but as he did 
try to get forward at times despite being outnumbered.

Perhaps Saiz should have got more involved in the battle, but it is a bit harsh 
to criticize him as he was brilliant in the first 20 mins, and as the game wore 
on looked to  be the only Leeds player capable of making a mark on the game 
offensively.

Having said all that, it is still a learning curve.  The play-offs were a 
realistic target, and the next 6 or 7 games will gauge as to whether that we be 
a struggle, comfortable or something even better is possible.

KOT.



Kevin Lewis
Oracle System Administrator
UK SBS

Tel: 01793 867086
Email: kevin.le...@uksbs.co.uk
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[{broken-address} Nicholas Armit]

 Again I thought that the bloke marking Saiz got away with murder. e 
persistently fouled him and was not given a card.
On Monday, October 2, 2017, 8:25:18 AM EDT, Kevin Lewis 
 wrote:  
 
 Just a  few observations from the Tongan throne.

Firstly, the perceived weaknesses and Goalkeeper, Centre Back and Left Back 
which did not show up in the first half dozen games, now seem to be there.  10 
goals against in 4 games would bear this out.

Wiedwald seemed to be a bit more pragmatic in his distribution on Sunday, but 
he does not dominate has area by any means and despite making some decent saves 
his first instinct is to beat the ball away rather than catch it.  It is his 
first season in the hurly-burly of English Football.  Other keepers have taken 
time to adapt and then come good.

Pennington may become a really top defender, and Cooper has improved leaps and 
bounds but neither are as good a Bartley.  Both may be good enough as 3rd/4th 
Centre Back, but not as first choice. We did actually miss Cooper's left-foot 
diagonal passes, and Jansson looks less at home on the left of the 2, and more 
likely to throw himself into reckless challenges.

Both Berardi and Anita are really only stand-ins at left back.  Over the course 
of a season they will found out defensively, and neither will offer anything on 
the overlap. This is important if the left winger is right-footed and likes to 
come inside.
Early indicators seem to be that Borthwick -Jackson is not quite up to it 
either.

Once the Wendies took control of the game, it seemed that our defenders had 
forgotten how to play against 2 strikers. Hooper and Fletcher seemed to occupy 
our entire back 4.  Fletcher was clever enough to keep away from Jannson, often 
drifting onto Ayling to attack crosses etc.

With Wallace and Bannen playing narrow, it often gave them 4 v 2 in midfield as 
the commentators said.  We might have got away with it had we scored early on, 
or if O'Kane had not had one of those games where he kept getting caught in 
possession.  I think Phillips has been a bit harshly criticised but as he did 
try to get forward at times despite being outnumbered.

Perhaps Saiz should have got more involved in the battle, but it is a bit harsh 
to criticize him as he was brilliant in the first 20 mins, and as the game wore 
on looked to  be the only Leeds player capable of making a mark on the game 
offensively.

Having said all that, it is still a learning curve.  The play-offs were a 
realistic target, and the next 6 or 7 games will gauge as to whether that we be 
a struggle, comfortable or something even better is possible.

KOT.



Kevin Lewis
Oracle System Administrator
UK SBS

Tel: 01793 867086
Email: kevin.le...@uksbs.co.uk
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Re: [LU] weds

[Kevin Lewis]

Just a  few observations from the Tongan throne.

Firstly, the perceived weaknesses and Goalkeeper, Centre Back and Left Back 
which did not show up in the first half dozen games, now seem to be there.   10 
goals against in 4 games would bear this out.

Wiedwald seemed to be a bit more pragmatic in his distribution on Sunday, but 
he does not dominate has area by any means and despite making some decent saves 
his first instinct is to beat the ball away rather than catch it.  It is his 
first season in the hurly-burly of English Football.  Other keepers have taken 
time to adapt and then come good.

Pennington may become a really top defender, and Cooper has improved leaps and 
bounds but neither are as good a Bartley.  Both may be good enough as 3rd/4th 
Centre Back, but not as first choice. We did actually miss Cooper's left-foot 
diagonal passes, and Jansson looks less at home on the left of the 2, and more 
likely to throw himself into reckless challenges.

Both Berardi and Anita are really only stand-ins at left back.  Over the course 
of a season they will found out defensively, and neither will offer anything on 
the overlap. This is important if the left winger is right-footed and likes to 
come inside.
Early indicators seem to be that Borthwick -Jackson is not quite up to it 
either.

Once the Wendies took control of the game, it seemed that our defenders had 
forgotten how to play against 2 strikers. Hooper and Fletcher seemed to occupy 
our entire back 4.  Fletcher was clever enough to keep away from Jannson, often 
drifting onto Ayling to attack crosses etc.

With Wallace and Bannen playing narrow, it often gave them 4 v 2 in midfield as 
the commentators said.  We might have got away with it had we scored early on, 
or if O'Kane had not had one of those games where he kept getting caught in 
possession.  I think Phillips has been a bit harshly criticised but as he did 
try to get forward at times despite being outnumbered.

Perhaps Saiz should have got more involved in the battle, but it is a bit harsh 
to criticize him as he was brilliant in the first 20 mins, and as the game wore 
on looked to  be the only Leeds player capable of making a mark on the game 
offensively.

Having said all that, it is still a learning curve.  The play-offs were a 
realistic target, and the next 6 or 7 games will gauge as to whether that we be 
a struggle, comfortable or something even better is possible.

KOT.



Kevin Lewis
Oracle System Administrator
UK SBS

Tel: 01793 867086
Email: kevin.le...@uksbs.co.uk
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[Rob Heath]

First 20 Saiz was brilliant. That run he did past 5 men from his own half
was like Maradona...then a lovely ball onto Alioskis head. I'm going
off Alioski fast. If he'd have scored that it may well have been a very
different game.

(I also think if Lassoggas shot had gone in instead of hitting the post we
just might have turned it round.)

As it waswe were lucky not to lose 6 or 7 nil.
On 2 Oct 2017 17:39, "Michael Benjamin"  wrote:

> Thank you for the reassurance
>
> Dr. Michael Benjamin
>
> 
> From: Richard Walker 
> Sent: Monday, October 2, 2017 12:35:58 PM
> To: Mark Pilling; leedslist; Michael Benjamin
> Subject: Re: [LU] weds
>
> No wonder you were so pessimistic. First 25 minutes Bannan never got a
> kick and we looked totally in control.
>
> I think the goal changed things and as the commentator pointed out I think
> this is the area of improvement for us. If we score first we seem to kick
> on and win matches if we concede first we crumble.
>
>
>
> On Sunday, 1 October 2017, 20:30:15 BST, Michael Benjamin 
> wrote:
>
>
> Pity
> I missed the first thirty minutes.
> Is it confidence issue-- or just the law of averages ?
> I find it impossible to be objective.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Leedslist [mailto:leedslist-boun...@gn.apc.org<mailto:leedslist-
> boun...@gn.apc.org>] On Behalf Of Mark Pilling
> Sent: 01 October 2017 22:18
> To: leedslist mailto:leedslist@gn.apc.org>>
> Subject: [LU] weds
>
> fwiw
>
> I was impressed with the starta great response to the Cardiff game.
> we were lively, first to the ball, saiz was making things happen and
> inspiring our lads to make runswe could/should have had 3 already
> before they scored.
>
> but. wiedwald had already partied a shot he should ve saved and then some
> poor marking, uncommanding keeping 1-0 and the game changed.
>
> seemed we d been full of thoughts of 2nd place, just 1 behind Cardiff,
> when suddenly, the unthinkable, we might lose we might have to fight for a
> point even and they went mad. lost all form and composure and it was game
> over.
>
> our players lost the plot, weds seized on it, surrounded our only
> remaining weapon saiz, and went for it.
>
> the defense were awry, the centre got worse and worse, the wings ceased to
> exist and the keeping was shocking.
>
> to be fair, I thought Felix, who I have not yet rated as a keeper, did ok
> for most of the second half. but it was too late by then.
>
> this team has shown it can playJust now needs to find how to do that
> when the going gets tough.  relatively optimistic.
>
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[Michael Benjamin]

Thank you for the reassurance

Dr. Michael Benjamin


From: Richard Walker 
Sent: Monday, October 2, 2017 12:35:58 PM
To: Mark Pilling; leedslist; Michael Benjamin
Subject: Re: [LU] weds

No wonder you were so pessimistic. First 25 minutes Bannan never got a kick and 
we looked totally in control.

I think the goal changed things and as the commentator pointed out I think this 
is the area of improvement for us. If we score first we seem to kick on and win 
matches if we concede first we crumble.



On Sunday, 1 October 2017, 20:30:15 BST, Michael Benjamin  
wrote:


Pity
I missed the first thirty minutes.
Is it confidence issue-- or just the law of averages ?
I find it impossible to be objective.


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From: Leedslist 
[mailto:leedslist-boun...@gn.apc.org<mailto:leedslist-boun...@gn.apc.org>] On 
Behalf Of Mark Pilling
Sent: 01 October 2017 22:18
To: leedslist mailto:leedslist@gn.apc.org>>
Subject: [LU] weds

fwiw

I was impressed with the starta great response to the Cardiff game.  we 
were lively, first to the ball, saiz was making things happen and inspiring our 
lads to make runswe could/should have had 3 already before they scored.

but. wiedwald had already partied a shot he should ve saved and then some poor 
marking, uncommanding keeping 1-0 and the game changed.

seemed we d been full of thoughts of 2nd place, just 1 behind Cardiff, when 
suddenly, the unthinkable, we might lose we might have to fight for a point 
even and they went mad. lost all form and composure and it was game over.

our players lost the plot, weds seized on it, surrounded our only remaining 
weapon saiz, and went for it.

the defense were awry, the centre got worse and worse, the wings ceased to 
exist and the keeping was shocking.

to be fair, I thought Felix, who I have not yet rated as a keeper, did ok for 
most of the second half. but it was too late by then.

this team has shown it can playJust now needs to find how to do that when 
the going gets tough.  relatively optimistic.


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Re: [LU] weds

[{broken-address} Richard Walker]

 No wonder you were so pessimistic. First 25 minutes Bannan never got a kick 
and we looked totally in control. 
I think the goal changed things and as the commentator pointed out I think this 
is the area of improvement for us. If we score first we seem to kick on and win 
matches if we concede first we crumble. 


On Sunday, 1 October 2017, 20:30:15 BST, Michael Benjamin  
wrote:  
 
 Pity 
I missed the first thirty minutes.
Is it confidence issue-- or just the law of averages ?  
I find it impossible to be objective. 


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From: Leedslist [mailto:leedslist-boun...@gn.apc.org] On Behalf Of Mark Pilling
Sent: 01 October 2017 22:18
To: leedslist 
Subject: [LU] weds

fwiw

I was impressed with the starta great response to the Cardiff game.  we 
were lively, first to the ball, saiz was making things happen and inspiring our 
lads to make runswe could/should have had 3 already before they scored.

but. wiedwald had already partied a shot he should ve saved and then some poor 
marking, uncommanding keeping 1-0 and the game changed.

seemed we d been full of thoughts of 2nd place, just 1 behind Cardiff, when 
suddenly, the unthinkable, we might lose we might have to fight for a point 
even and they went mad. lost all form and composure and it was game over.

our players lost the plot, weds seized on it, surrounded our only remaining 
weapon saiz, and went for it.

the defense were awry, the centre got worse and worse, the wings ceased to 
exist and the keeping was shocking.

to be fair, I thought Felix, who I have not yet rated as a keeper, did ok for 
most of the second half. but it was too late by then.

this team has shown it can playJust now needs to find how to do that when 
the going gets tough.  relatively optimistic.


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Re: [LU] weds

[Michael Benjamin]

Pity 
I missed the first thirty minutes.
Is it confidence issue-- or just the law of averages ?  
I find it impossible to be objective. 


-Original Message-
From: Leedslist [mailto:leedslist-boun...@gn.apc.org] On Behalf Of Mark Pilling
Sent: 01 October 2017 22:18
To: leedslist 
Subject: [LU] weds

fwiw

I was impressed with the starta great response to the Cardiff game.  we 
were lively, first to the ball, saiz was making things happen and inspiring our 
lads to make runswe could/should have had 3 already before they scored.

but. wiedwald had already partied a shot he should ve saved and then some poor 
marking, uncommanding keeping 1-0 and the game changed.

seemed we d been full of thoughts of 2nd place, just 1 behind Cardiff, when 
suddenly, the unthinkable, we might lose we might have to fight for a point 
even and they went mad. lost all form and composure and it was game over.

our players lost the plot, weds seized on it, surrounded our only remaining 
weapon saiz, and went for it.

the defense were awry, the centre got worse and worse, the wings ceased to 
exist and the keeping was shocking.

to be fair, I thought Felix, who I have not yet rated as a keeper, did ok for 
most of the second half. but it was too late by then.

this team has shown it can playJust now needs to find how to do that when 
the going gets tough.  relatively optimistic.


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[LU] weds

[Mark Pilling]

fwiw

I was impressed with the starta great response to the Cardiff game.  we 
were lively, first to the ball, saiz was making things happen and inspiring our 
lads to make runswe could/should have had 3 already before they scored.

but. wiedwald had already partied a shot he should ve saved and then some poor 
marking, uncommanding keeping 1-0 and the game changed.

seemed we d been full of thoughts of 2nd place, just 1 behind Cardiff, when 
suddenly, the unthinkable, we might lose we might have to fight for a point 
even and they went mad. lost all form and composure and it was game over.

our players lost the plot, weds seized on it, surrounded our only remaining 
weapon saiz, and went for it.

the defense were awry, the centre got worse and worse, the wings ceased to 
exist and the keeping was shocking.

to be fair, I thought Felix, who I have not yet rated as a keeper, did ok for 
most of the second half. but it was too late by then.

this team has shown it can playJust now needs to find how to do that when 
the going gets tough.  relatively optimistic.


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[LU] Weds match

[Robert Heath]

Sitting in BKK airport "listening " to the game on BBC updates. Sounds
like we are all over em..they have committed 5 fouls in the
first quarter hour.

Drury rehabilitated.interesting.

Soma on the bench.

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