Apart from all that we also need Liverpool to win the league, as they
did in the last three seasons when we have been promoted to the top
division (in 1964, 1990 and 2020). That could happen.
That is of course the reason that it took so long for us to get promoted
back to the Premier League, as
One quirk is that all three goals in the first half were scored by
former Leeds academy players, including the kind contribution from Leif
Davis.
As well as having three different Dutchmen on the scoresheet.
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From: "Richard Walker via Leedslist"
To:
Is it just me, or is anyone else getting tired of the fact that we
haven't hit a decent free kick all season? Certainly no goals direct
from free kicks, or even any that went remotely close or forced the
keeper to make a decent save. (There might have been one that floated
gently over the
And many congratulations for surviving on this planet for as long as you
have.
Last week I also had an early significant birthday celebration in the
prawn sandwich section of Portman Road, even though my 60th isn't until
next Saturday. I hope you get to see as good a performance as I did.
https://tbrfootball.com/danny-murphy-suggests-leeds-midfielder-marc-roca-isnt-good-enough-for-the-premier-league/
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says that..oh forget it, we'll be drawn away
again.
On Sat, Jan 28, 2023 at 8:58 PM Tim Whelan via Leedslist
mailto:leedslist@gn.apc.org> > wrote:
The 5th round draw is on Monday night, at 7pm on the One show. And we
will get whatever pig of a tie they can dream up
The 5th round draw is on Monday night, at 7pm on the One show. And we
will get whatever pig of a tie they can dream up for us, something like
Man City away.
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From: "John Boocock"
To: leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Saturday, 28 Jan, 23 At 18:15
Subject: [LU] Stanley
They have just scraped through against the mighty Boreham Wood for the
right to play little old us. Needing a penalty in extra time to secure
their 1-0 win.
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Jolly well done and go to the top of the class! A perfect answer.
It's now certain that another country will join this list, and it will
be either Tunisia or Saudi Arabia
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To: "Tim Whelan"
Cc: "Leeds List"
Se
1954 Hungary
1974 East Germany
1978 Italy
2010 Switzerland
One of two countries will join this list on Sunday. There are no others
in the history of the World Cup.
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I was expecting the curse to do for France last night because they
hadn’t selected Meslier. Or is it waiting for the semi-final, to make
them lose to Morocco?
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On Saturday, 10 Dec, 22 At 21:14, Robert Heath
wrote:
Feel desperately sorry for Big H...but
Yes, 2-0 away in the 5th round, on the way to winning the trophy in
1972.
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On Monday, 28 Nov, 22 At 20:41, Michael Benjamin wrote:
Have we ever beaten them in the cup?
Dr Michael Benjamin
Community Psychiatrist
Oranit
Israel
Just to add to the gloom, I remember that on both the last two occasions
we were relegated from the top flight, in 1982 and 2004, Wolves were one
of the teams who went down with us.
So it’s a bad omen that they are one of other clubs near the bottom this
season.
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Just a couple of historic notes. From memory, I think Bridges suffered
his knee injury in the away game at Besitkas, not the home game when we
put six past them. And one home game slightly more recently than 2001
when we scored 6 at home was the 6-1 win over QPR in the 2004/5 season.
Tim W.
It won't yet be ‘all for nought’ if we go down today. We would still
have the parachute payments to give us a big advantage in the 2022/3
Championship season, which we wouldn't have had if we had never gone up.
We'd still have to come back up inside a two seasons max, but surely if
clubs
I thought that for the free kick Meslier should have been standing in the
centre of the goal rather than over to the left. He was depending on the wall
to cover the right side of the goal, but against a free kick taker of
Ward-Prouse’s quality you can’t rely on that. As it was he got his
The worst case scenario is that we go down and that Newcastle are one of
our fellow relegatees. They would have the financial clout to rebuild
their squad during the summer and would almost certainly grab one of the
two automatic promotion slots in 2022/3, to leave only one for us to
fight
I make that the fifth successive FA Cup game in London or further south,
and of course the other four have all been defeats. Our last win in the
FA Cup was over Cambridge in the 3rd round in 2018, which was of course
followed by embarrassment at Sutton in the next round. It's about time
we
It could have been worse for them. If it hadn't been for Sheffield
Wednesday's points deduction they would have been relegated last season,
and they would now be in League One with their own points deductions and
facing relegation to League Two.
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Unfortunately, it was correct that Liverpool's first goal did stand. As
it was pointed out to me while I was baying for a VAR intervention,
Salah was behind the ball when it was played across the face of the
goal, therefore not in an offside position.
As far as Roberts is concerned, his
I’d love us to have a proper go at FA Cup next season. It’s annoying that the
way the draw went this season we could have got to the semi-final without
having to play anyone higher than us in the league. Though obviously with the
restrictions it wouldn’t have been the greatest season to get
I can think of two more recent managers who took the FA Cup seriously,
despite their many obvious faults otherwise.
Neil Warnock's finest 90 minutes as Leeds boss was the 2-1 fourth round
win over Spurs. We were then unlucky to get Man City away in the 5th
round, when there was plenty of
I'm claiming the win. I intentionally said on Facebook that Bamford
would stop scoring, to force him to score a goal just to make me look
like a tit.
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From: "Peter Castlehouse"
To: "'Steve Gillen'" ; "'Alec McQueen'"
Cc: "'Leeds leedslist'"
Sent: Wednesday,
I've just found this on the BBC website:-
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Marcelo Bielsa?
first season back in the top division. And the player making his
England debut to break the long run was a defensive midfield player.
On Wednesday, 9 September 2020, 03:31:57 BST, wrote:
Barnes?
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From: Tim Whelan via Leedslist
To: Leeds List ; Robert Heath
Lets have another question. Who was the last Leeds player to represent England
in the 1980s?
On Tuesday, 8 September 2020, 22:02:48 BST, Robert Heath
wrote:
Just read the answer to my own question on some website:
Phillips became the first Leeds star to represent the Three Lions
I've made my views known in the comments section.
On Thursday, 13 August 2020, 16:22:40 BST, Richard Naef
wrote:
Defund Pathe!
Couldn't spot King John, but the standard of football was dreadful and we
didn't score, so I'm guessing he wasn't
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I'm watching the stream of the play-off game between Havant and Dartford (I was
born in Dartford, so I occasionally follow their fortunes).
And in charge of Havant today is none other than Ian Baird, formerly of this
parish. He's their assistant manager, but is in charge today because their
This might change things a little. My sympathy is mitigated by the fact they
would have had an extra £30 in they hadn't refused to sell me a ticket when we
played there on the final day of the Garry Monk season.
They are away to Brentford on Saturday, and their 12 point deduction will give
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Yeah - bang on. It's Steph Houghton.
Did FIFA show any Leeds fans getting thrown out for celebrating the goals
while in one of the 'home' stands?
On Monday, 16 March 2020, 02:11:20 GMT, Jeremy Adams
wrote:
I actually watched the game, Bamford was outstanding, had a couple of other
decent chances. i.e. totally
He's already managed my favourite club in the Spanish league, in the shape of
Athletic Bilbao. (Choosing my words carefully so I don't call them a 'Spanish
club', in view of their Basque following).
I've never been there, but I've 'supported' them in Spanish football since
1982, when I read
And while we're doing requests, does anyone know of any good pubs to watch the
game in Slough? I'm now working down here on a 12 month contract, and
discovered last night that 'Sky Go' had decided to stop working on my laptop.
On Wednesday, 26 February 2020, 16:04:09 GMT, Mick Robinson
I refer the honourable gentleman to this shot from Alioski from outside the
box, this season...
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On Sunday, 16 February 2020, 18:48:55 GMT,
I've been watching this on Sky, as Fulham would of course go above us with a
win. May the lord forgive me for supporting Millwall for one night only, even
in these circumstances.
It's a cracking game so far. Milosovic given all the space in the world to give
Fulham the lead, then there was a
Viduka had a big arse. Which proved useful one day when he turned his back on
the West Ham keeper who was trying to clear a backpass. Inevitably he found
Viduka's arse much too large an obstacle to get the ball round, leaving Viduka
the simple task of turning round to put the ball into the
While the game was on I was travelling back from spending Christmas week with
my mum, and once I was back I thought I might as well avoid the score until I
saw the highlights on Quest. Can you just imagine intensity of having that
roller-coaster condensed into a couple of minutes without
On Sunday, 22 December 2019, 22:51:08 GMT, Robert Heath
wrote:
.but when are the bloody FA going to come up with a verdict on
Casilla?
Every bloody racist incident that happens now (and it looks like there was
another one today)is going to add a few games onto his ban.
And of course, it depends on the distribution of points among the other teams.
Last season we ended up with 3 teams breaking away and chasing 2 automatic
spots, so by definition somebody had to finish 3rd with a relatively high
points total.
At the moment we have 2 teams breaking away, with
This time last year we were about to embark on a run of seven consecutive
wins, so we've a bit of work to do to maintain the comparison with 2018/19.
On Tuesday, 12 November 2019, 07:06:49 GMT, Robert Heath
wrote:
In contrast to that excellent statistical analysisI have a
But it's getting very tight below us now, with 10th placed Charlton only three
points behind. Even QPR have sneaked into contention when I wasn't looking. So
we need a few wins to get ahead of the pack.
On Wednesday, 23 October 2019, 22:54:01 BST, Richard Naef
wrote:
>There is a
Would we be better off creating fewer chances but being more likely to score
from those chances we do create?
On Wednesday, 23 October 2019, 06:19:18 BST, N If
wrote:
ops, MB quotes were not formatted correctly. If you are interested
here's how they should've been with MB's
Steve Evans is now gainfully employed as manager of Gillingham. And an
opposing manager recently commented that for Gillingham fans, watching what
happens in his dugout is far more entertaining than anything his team produce
on the pitch.
On Sunday, 6 October 2019, 21:48:32 BST, Richard
It's only a one game suspension for a 'professional foul'. But the club have
announced that they will appeal against it, and so they should.
On Saturday, 5 October 2019, 19:30:52 BST, Nicholas Armit via Leedslist
wrote:
Is that three games suspension or just one if it is for the last
Neil Harris has just resigned as Millwall manager. Whoever said they were
rubbish last night (I didn't see that game myself) must have been right.
Not sure if this will help us on Saturday or not.
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> Oh god yes silly me! :-)
> Maybe I could kip in my old haunt in East Dulwich.
> Nick
> On Friday, September 27, 2019, 10:59:45 AM EDT, Tim Whelan
wrote:
>
> It wouldn't take quite as long as that, seeing as we're away to
Charlton. So you could spa
It wouldn't take quite as long as that, seeing as we're away to Charlton. So
you could spare yourself the 2 hours from Kings Cross to Leeds, and go from
Charing Cross to Charlton instead. Unless you want to go to the beamback in the
Centenary Pavillion at Elland Road.
On Friday, 27
We did have quite a bit of possession and at times looked quite good going
forward, but as ever there was no end product. Here are my thoughts in a bit
more detail:-
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On Sunday, 17 March 2019, 14:44:58 GMT, Nicholas Armit via Leedslist
wrote:
Harris's head is on my tv, horrible sight. Must beat them, that is a
"must-win" game now I would say.
Nick
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I'll be the first to get the begging bowl out and ask if anyone who is at the
head of the queue in the 'attendance tracker' scheme is unable to go and is
prepared to get a ticket for someone else. You have to have been to 6 aways
this season to qualify as 'loyal' and the annoying thing is that
It's being televised in 67 different countries, but the UK isn't one of them,
so I can't answer the question about why the kick-off had to be moved. Perhaps
if we get another away tie in the fourth round next year, those of us who can't
get tickets for the game can all have a trip to France to
Breaking news on Sky is that Steve Bruce has just been sacked.
On Wednesday, 3 October 2018, 14:48:49 BST, Joe Skinner
wrote:
His response is ever funnier.
-Original Message-
From: Leedslist On Behalf Of nick
Sent: 03 October 2018 14:41
To: leedslist@gn.apc.org
Subject: [LU]
Sol Bamba scored an excellent goal for Cardiff tonight, bringing the ball down
on the edge of the area, then turning and hitting a perfect half-volley. I
don't remember him ever doing that for us. Unfortunately, after tonight's
results it looks very much like Cardiff are going to get promoted.
This clip shows a better view of the incident than the official footage. It
looks like it was filmed on someone's mobile from among the Ipswich fans in the
North Stand.
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“It's a clear red btw. Embarrassing
Was it a proper head butt? From where I was sitting (among the Ipswich fans in
the small lower section below the official Leeds seats) it looked like there
was minimal contact and their player fell on the floor. I couldn't even have
the pleasure of loudly complaining about it, as I was next to
We can add Ľubomír Michalík to the list of Central Defenders who were good on
loan (in the Championship at the end of 2006/7) but rubbish once signed
permanently (in League One up 2010, though mostly on the bench in his latter
days). Possibly the only one to look worse despite the fact we were
I've just found this video match report while reading an Ipswich forum to see
what they said about us. It goes on a bit, but it's a good summary, and he
thinks his own team played well.
Forum | Leeds 3-2 ITFC - YouTube Match Report by benjaminbloom
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On Monday I'm flying out to the US for a two week trip, and two live games will
take place while I'm there.
I'll be in Chicago when we play Forest on Saturday August 26th, and as it's a
5.30pm kick-off here I believe that will be 11.30am there. Can anyone recommend
a bar that is likely to be
It seems to me that Pardew does well when he first goes to a club, but after a
while it starts to go pear shaped. That's been a consistent pattern over quite
a few jobs he's taken on.
Tim W.
On Wednesday, 7 June 2017, 13:40, Jeremy Adams
wrote:
Seems Alan
According to my calculations, if be beat Wigan next week we will end up with a
points total that would have been good enough to have made the play-offs in 9
of the last 10 seasons. It's just that this season there was a bit of a gap
below the top 7, so by definition one team had to miss out
Ipswich have certainly gone downhill since they started signing our cast-offs,
slipping out of the play-off positions to seventh.
Their fans seem desperately unimpressed with their performance last night and
their form since Christmas in general:-
http://www.twtd.co.uk/forum/page:1
Tim W.
The passing of Dave Mackay has led to that famous photo of him grabbing a young
Billy Bremner's shirt being all over the internet today.
But does anyone on the list know what young Billy had done to provoke such a
reaction? I'm assuming it was some sort of rash tackle.
Tim W.
I don't follow how the Receiver could potentially sell the club from its
current owners.
I can understand how the Receiver could order the sale of the 5% shareholding
held by Leeds City Holdings, as that is an asset of the company being wound up,
which should be sold to raise funds to go
I also think that despite Millwall winning to keep up only 5 points above the
relegation zone we can now be confident of staying up, if only because there
are enough poor teams around to keep us out of the bottom 3.
Charlton are in freefall and have only picked up 6 points from their last 13
So that's two new songs we need for Saturday. Versions of Grandad (Clive Dunn)
and La Bamba (Ritchie Valens).
Whoever comes up with the words for our chants needs to get his thinking cap on.
Tim W.
From: Parish, Steve C steve.par...@ccfe.ac.uk
To: Leeds List
To answer the question about why Lonegran didn't get a red card. Byram knocked
the ball quite wide as he went past him, so if he hadn't been fouled he would
have had a narrow angle to shoot from once he'd caught up with the ball. There
was also a defender racing back who could have blocked a
Worse than Habib Habibou?
Tim W.
From: Richard Walker richleed...@yahoo.co.uk
To: Jim Moran j...@jimmoran.co.uk
Cc: leedslist@gn.apc.org leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Thursday, 8 January 2015, 19:45
Subject: Re: [LU] Becchio
All those players were better
Bugger, I copied the wrong link. Underwhelming indeed.
That's what comes of posting to the list while watching Match of the Day at the
same time. This is what I should have posted...
http://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/leedsunited/news/37411/battling-leeds-go-out-at-sunderland
Tim. W.
If you want a match report, here's mine.
http://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/leedsunited/gallery/match:13851/sunderland-v-leeds-united
Tim W.
From:
To: Leeds List leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Sunday, 4 January 2015, 17:25
Subject: [LU] Underwhelmed
Very
Interesting that the tough fixture list he mentions for the next month are the
same four teams Redfearn faced in his first caretaker spell. Although two of
them have changed manager since.
Tim W.
From:
To: leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Saturday, 3 January
Speaking f the sin of gambling..
The odd for Liam Cooper to get the first goal and Leeds to win 3-1 were 205/1.
GET IN!
If I was a proper gambler I would have bet more than £1 on that, and I beg the
list's forgiveness for pleased with the way the second half went!
Tim W.
I noticed on Tuesday that Liam Cooper was going up for all the corners and free
kicks, so I thought the odds of 28/1 on him scoring first was worth a punt. And
I got talking to a bloke who said that at every game for a while he's been
betting for Leeds to win 3-1, but we never had, and today he
I'm starting to wonder if Cellino sacks so many coaches because he makes a lot
of bad choices when he appoints coaches in the first place.
Tim W.
From: Graham Longbottom graham.longbot...@gmail.com
To: Alec McQueen alec...@gmail.com
Cc: Leeds leedslist
Is Bellusci the new Ian Harte?
An absolute liability at the back but hits a mean free kick.
How appropriate that he showed both side of his game while the old Ian Harte
was on the pitch.
Tim W.
From: Richard Walker richleed...@yahoo.co.uk
To: Robert Heath
So now we know, thanks to 'fact of the day' on the Ask Jeeves website.
The number 17 is considered to be unlucky in Italy.
When written in Roman numerals as XVII, it can be rearranged to read VIXI,
which is Latin for 'I have lived'. As this is often found on tombstones, it is
considered to be a
I've just read on Facebook that Tony Pulis has turned us down.
There is a god after all.
Tim W.
From: Alec McQueen alec...@gmail.com
To: Nicholas Armit arm...@yahoo.com
Cc: leeds list leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Friday, 29 August 2014, 20:46
Subject: Re: [LU]
I think that game finished 1-1. We definitely didn't lose it.
This time we would have played Man U at Old Trafford in the next round if both
teams hadn't messed up. That would have been good.
Tim W.
From: Ian Murray ianjamesmur...@hotmail.com
To: Nick
Calling the collective wisdom of the list...
Here's a good one. A friend of mine in India has contacted me to ask if I can
find a buyer from one of the countries in the west for several parcels of
surplus land in and around Mumbai. That's a city where the property market is
booming and land
Yes, we could be supporting a team who are heading for promotion by playing
wonderful passing football and who beat a team from a higher division in the FA
Cup this season, and a club who have the best DJ in the Football League.
Tim W.
From: Chris Nickson
Gary Cooper of LUST assured me that Bates doesn't own either, much to my
surprise.
Tim W.
From: Michael Gardiner mgardi...@gardinerlegal.com
To: leedslist@gn.apc.org leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Thursday, 27 March 2014, 17:25
Subject: Re: [LU] Bates rises
It's true that Krasner and co. got rid of about £60m of debt when they took
over in 2004, but weren't we still hemorrhaging cash once they took over
because some of the Ridsdale era contracts didn't expire till 2006 or 2007?
Weren't we still having to pay huge amounts to Danny Mills, Robbie
This was a much better performance and I can hardly believe we lost, as we had
far more possession throughout.
McCormack should have scored before he actually did, as he was put clean
through and chipped it over the keeper but it came back off the post. Burnley's
equaliser came completely
But the 'Fit and Proper Persons' test also applies to 'shadow directors', i.e.
anyone wielding considerable influence behind the scenes while not formally
holding a position at the club. So Cellino can't get round the regulations
simply by saying his son is nominally the chairman.
Tim W.
It would have been one more, but I was forced to turn back after deciding the
brakes on my car were dodgy.
It sounds like I missed nothing, but I wasted £20 on a ticket for a match I
never saw.
Going to Burnley will be fun!
Tim.
From: Ed Morrish
Can't we get whoever is buying Cagliari to buy Leeds instead?
Tim W.
From: Richard Naef rich...@triumph-computers.co.uk
To: Leeds leedslist leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Thursday, 6 February 2014, 11:46
Subject: [LU] cellino says he's sold cagliari
From
Is the problem with Stewart that he's a right-footed player playing on the left?
He usually wants to cut inside to get the ball onto his right foot and on the
few occasions he does try to get to the by-line he doesn't seem to know what
he's doing.
Tim W.
As someone who grew up watching football in the 1970s, I can't take anyone
seriously when they describe Pardew's actions as 'violent conduct'.
If Newcastle want someone to do a proper head-butt they need to unearth their
former centre forward Wyn Davies. I don't know what he's doing these days,
Kenny was one of only two players to emerge from the Rochdale debacle with any
credit, the other being Byram. He made a couple of good saves in that game
which prevented the scoreline from being even more of an embarrassment.
But I agree he's been a bit dodgy since then.
Tim W.
The over-rated, self-important twat Morrissey is going to be touring the US
in May.
I'm considering a holiday in the US to take in several of his gigs, but I'm
afraid this might deprive me of the pleasure of watching Leeds United in the
play-offs.
I would welcome the lists views as to
He didn't call the Chinese 'sub-human'.
He said they were a 'sub-species'
Tim W.
From: Eric B barl...@gmail.com
To: Joe Skinner jacksonpollocks...@hotmail.com
Cc: leedslist@gn.apc.org leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Friday, 14 February 2014, 21:38
Subject: Re:
He meant that the Chinese were different to other humans, not that they were
subhuman. The context (as ever) was animal rights.
Did you see the thing on the news about their treatment of animals and animal
welfare? Absolutely horrific. You can't help but feel that the Chinese are a
And if Cellino should be deemed to fail the Football League's 'Fit and Proper
Persons' test, then presumably GFH would then have to sell for whatever someone
else was perpared to offer. They would get less than the £25 million that
Cellino is offering, which would leave them well out of
The one thing that doesn't quite make sense is that Haigh is a senior employee
of GFH and was involved in their buyout from Bates.
So whatever it was that Sport Capital discovered during due diligence should
have been something he already knew about, and shouldn't have come as a
surprise to a
How can Cellino have authority to sack McDermott when his takeover hasn't been
sanctioned by the Football Leagne (and hopefully never will be)?
Did GFH do the dirty deed?
Tim W.
From: Simon McNally simon_mcna...@sky.com
To: nat...@sky.com nat...@sky.com;
According to this he would never pass the 'fit and proper persons' test.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1243469/West-Ham-ownership-crisis-deepens-money-man-Massimo-Cellino-outed-convicted-fraudster.html
Tim W.
From: Dr Michael Benjamin
The only time I ever met him, he willingly gave his autograph and very politely
thanked me for asking for it!
As you say, a true gentleman and a lovely man. RIP.
Tim W.
From: Tim Leslie t...@3leafieldvillas.co.uk
To: Ian Murray ianjamesmur...@hotmail.com
I didn't think it was a straight red card. Yes, he was late and had no chance
of winning the ball, but he hadn't raised his arms at all and there was no
deliberate swing of the elbow or anything like that.
Tim W.
From: Richard walker richleed...@yahoo.co.uk
The five- time Super Bowl Champion 49ers, are currently in the NFL playoffs
We want to end up in the play-offs, so I can see how their advice could come in
handy.
Tim W.
From: John Boocock j...@boocock.net
To: leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Friday, 10 January
You're quite right about the DJ, I can honestly say that in all my years of
watching football I haven't enjoyed the pre-match as much as that!
My transfer targets during the window would definitely include the Rochdale DJ.
Then of course the match started and the day went seriously downhill.
Well, here's my report...
http://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/leedsunited/news/33446
Tim W.
From: David Brennan d.r.bren...@leeds.ac.uk
To: 'leedslist@gn.apc.org' leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Monday, 2 December 2013, 11:02
Subject: [LU] Blackburn
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