Re: [LU] Millwall

Some very sound points there Rich. Though I have to be honest during the game when he took both Lasogga and Roofe off I did say to the boy oh crap they are inviting pressure. Hernandez was not putting any pressure on their central defence at all and they were coming forward with the ball far to

Re: [LU] Millwall

Fuck me after Newport, fans were saying sackho should never pull on a shirt again, now he would have been our saviour. We still had Hernandez, our best and most experienced player up front. I don't know if any of you have ever played 50 mind of high level sport with less players than your oppone

Re: [LU] Millwall

Re taking attackers off and replacing with midfielders. Hindsight is a wonderful thing! 😉 Sent from my Mobile ___ Leedslist mailing list Info and options: https://mailman.gn.apc.org/mailman/listinfo/leedslist To unsubscribe, email leedslist-unsubscr...@

Re: [LU] Millwall

Absolutely spot on, including on the tricky question of Toby. Everyone wishes him the very best of course, but the whole PR side of it was uncomfortable to watch: and, yes, quite probably distracting (again) for Cooper. We all know a child of that age can not be a ‘fan’ in the way older people a

Re: [LU] Millwall

I've only just calmed down enough to compose my thoughts on this game, As others have said, what a gut-wrenchingly typical Leeds United supporter experience that was. Anyway, here are a few thoughts: - I said this after the Sheffield Utd game and I'll say it again: it is madness to have Liam C

Re: [LU] Millwall

I’d go with neither good enough or fit enough Sent from my iPhone > On 21 Jan 2018, at 13:48, {broken-address} Richard Walker > wrote: > > Yes I heard him say that. Sacko would have been ideal because they would not > have been able to settle at the back with the headless chicken on. > and

Re: [LU] Millwall

Yes I heard him say that. Sacko would have been ideal because they would not have been able to settle at the back with the headless chicken on.  and you're right about Roofe, he obviously isn't fit enough ... or good enough. From: "nat...@sky.com" To: Leeds List Sent: Sunday, 21 Januar

Re: [LU] Millwall

That game just about summed up being a Leeds fan, some lows, some highs but overall a feeling of disappointment. On 21 Jan 2018 10:43, "nat...@sky.com" wrote: > I agree with the comments about taking off the two strikers, having said > that Lassogga was clearly limping before roofe was subbed

Re: [LU] Millwall

I think he made a mistake not picking a striker for the bench. Either Wilkes or Clarke could have been picked. After Lasogga went off we completely surrendered possession and invited them on to us. Agree about Roofe - he should be able to last 90 mins. Also agree about holding on. 5 mins left, 3:

Re: [LU] Millwall

I agree with the comments about taking off the two strikers, having said that Lassogga was clearly limping before roofe was subbed and  I expected Lassogga to be the one taken off. TC is quoted as saying that Roofe actually came to the bench and asked to be substituted since he was 'running on e

Re: [LU] Millwall

I agree with everything especially re the manager coach Get Outlook for Android From: Leedslist on behalf of {broken-address} Richard Walker Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2018 10:01:44 AM To: nat...@sky.com; leeds list Subject: Re: [LU] Millw

Re: [LU] Millwall

a few hungover comments from me:  Lasogga scored two good goals and hopefully he will now push on but if he'd put the 2 easier chances away in the first half I think we would have won this.  Our defending before Cooper got sent off was all over the shop. Their lad Cooper won everything in the air