Re: [LU] Press conference

God almighty. On which planet are you living on? He is a bloody catastrophe. He has not invested. He got Monk as his fourth choice and wanted to sack him. For some reason he stopped interfering -- could it be the myriad of court cases? The guy is a disgrace to himself and us. Everything that

Re: [LU] Leedslist Digest, Vol 79, Issue 16

Know it has been said already but that was the best performance that i can remember in a long time. Really enjoyable (not during the game expected it to all fall apart the whole 90 minutes.) Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 14, 2017, at 6:45 PM, Nigel Sykes wrote: > > Yep

Re: [LU] Leedslist Digest, Vol 79, Issue 16

Yep - anyone who is bitching at the moment really needs to admit to themselves that they're only in it for the bitchin'! This must be the most optimistic time we've had in many, many a year, no? Last night's game was the most encouraging one I've watched in many a year. The team are playing

Re: [LU] Leedslist Digest, Vol 79, Issue 16

Somewhat the same: for me the most telling thing is the mood on this list. Normally it’s a place full of guys who would bitch and moan about a blowjob. Now some, dare I say it, optimism! Haven’t heard such positivity around these parts since before Woodgate and Bowyer went Paki kicking…

Re: [LU] Press conference

Poor argument Eric. How many of those managers Eric would you have kept on ? How many of those managers Eric do you think would have taken us to the position we are today ? My answer Eric , is none. I would have sacked the lot including Steve Evans who despite doing a decent job was lacing.

Re: [LU] Press conference

...eventually. There was also Dave Hockaday, Dario Milanic, Uwe Rosler and Steve Evans. Until I wrote that down I had forgotten about Rosler. Sent from my iPhone > On 14 Jan 2017, at 21:36, {broken-address} Richard Walker > wrote: > > He fucking

Re: [LU] More armchair thoughts

Dave, you disappoint me. I thought you were a proper football lad through and through! Our biggest game for ages and you choose to go to a family party. Get a grip mate. We are all Leeds aren't we ? > On 14 Jan 2017, at 12:09, "nat...@sky.com" wrote: > > No report from me

Re: [LU] Press conference

Monk was pretty much blind luck. How many managers in the last 3-4 years? How many managers did he try to approach in the summer and knocked him back before he stumbled on Monk? As I say I am all for looking forwards. Cellino divides the fans. These are United times. > On 14 Jan 2017, at

Re: [LU] Press conference

Bollocks mate. We've progressed in spite !? He fucking appointed Monk , he invested in the team, Wood, Roofe etc). Ridiculous statement. > On 14 Jan 2017, at 21:29, David W wrote: > > Frankly I am all for being positive and looking forward so don't feel there's >

Re: [LU] Press conference

Frankly I am all for being positive and looking forward so don't feel there's anything to be gained from going over old debates about Cellino. He's a corrupt buffoon, but he'll be gone by the summer. We've progressed in spite, not because, of him.    Original Message   From: {broken-address}

Re: [LU] Press conference

Yep. He is much more of a risk than MC for me. > On 14 Jan 2017, at 19:32, "nat...@sky.com" wrote: > > Not sure what to think about Rad. He is not a football man nor a millionaire > wanting a new toy.He is a TV media person and that is his interest. I think > he will spend

Re: [LU] Press conference

Not sure what to think about Rad. He is not a football man nor a millionaire wanting a new toy.He is a TV media person and that is his interest. I think he will spend most of his time trying to sort out separate TV deals etc Dave From: {broken-address} Richard Walker

[LU] Press conference

Watched the Cellino / Radrizzani press conference. Thought MC spoke well and I don't know what others see but having met him briefly , spoken to others who have and then watched him speak like this I see a man who is passionate about football and Leeds United. He knows the score and more than

Re: [LU] Derby

I think you must have been right mate. Sent from my iPad > On 14 Jan 2017, at 15:26, Damian Walsh wrote: > > Said it to the list last week. The bloke had a heavy cold, felt like shit > and was dosed up to the eyebrows. (Or whatever - the geezer is human after > all) >

Re: [LU] View from the Parker Knoll

Shame about Newcastle winner otherwise a perfect day hudds lost Brighton lost Sent from my iPhone > On 14 Jan 2017, at 16:13, Scott1cairns1 wrote: > > Cmon mighty Preston. ??!?! > > Best regards,Scott. > >> On 14 Jan 2017, at 13:23, John Boocock

Re: [LU] View from the Parker Knoll

We've only got Cooper as back up which makes me nervous as he's made of glass and likely to make a mistake. Thought Ayling did well there yesterday but it's a lot to ask of him to play there long term. Coyle looks superb but has had two major injuries in his short career already and no

Re: [LU] View from the Parker Knoll

Cmon mighty Preston. ??!?! Best regards,Scott. > On 14 Jan 2017, at 13:23, John Boocock wrote: > > Seeing the post match comments here and speaking to people who were at the > match allied to my view via Sky (thank you most excellent NowTV) I can only > feel very very

Re: [LU] View from the Parker Knoll

Simon - up front I'm sure we all agree. But didn't yesterday show that we've already got more options than we can use in a match at centre back? Damian On Sat, Jan 14, 2017 at 2:43 PM, Simon McNally wrote: > For me the most telling thing is the change is mood amongst the

Re: [LU] Derby

Said it to the list last week. The bloke had a heavy cold, felt like shit and was dosed up to the eyebrows. (Or whatever - the geezer is human after all) Monk needed him to do a job and he did it. Credit to him. Credit to Monk for keeping faith with his player and getting the pay back Damian

Re: [LU] View from the Parker Knoll

For me the most telling thing is the change is mood amongst the fans - I'm walking into the ground expecting to see us win rather than hoping we won't be too bad, and it's not just me. People are walking in with a smile on their faces and walking out genuinely excited by what they've seen. Even

Re: [LU] Derby

Just said similar to a mate on FB "What about Doukara? Absolutely appalling on Monday and Like Messi last night" -Original Message- From: Leedslist [mailto:leedslist-boun...@gn.apc.org] On Behalf Of {broken-address} Richard Walker Sent: 13 January 2017 21:50 To: Richard Naef

[LU] View from the Parker Knoll

Seeing the post match comments here and speaking to people who were at the match allied to my view via Sky (thank you most excellent NowTV) I can only feel very very happy about that performance. I take on board Dave's comments and Rich's scores on the doors. Totally agree. If anything there

Re: [LU] More armchair thoughts

Seconded...am coming over in April with my 15 year son and would love to meet up and put faces to names/pseudonyms. Will be there for the Preston game but also Reading/Brentford away (tickets anyone?). Nick Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 14, 2017, at 5:28 AM, {broken-address} >

Re: [LU] More armchair thoughts

Mowatt...that did make me laugh. There was like 45 seconds to go and he got the ball under no pressure and instead of retaining possession tried a ridiculous 30 yard shot that just gave the ball back. I was screaming at the telly. Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 14, 2017, at 2:59 AM,

Re: [LU] More armchair thoughts

No report from me mate, thanks to Sky stupid Friday night football I was at a family party. When I  realised it clashed with Leeds game I mentioned this to my wife and was informed "I really really want to go and I am not going on my own, over to you"TO be fair to her for all our 32 years of

Re: [LU] More armchair thoughts

Indeed, brother, indeed! Ancient listers - do people still observe the tradition of meeting in a watering hole pre-game, and where is the temple if choice these days? DRB - fancy going? Is Guy H in the uk at present? Betty? Rogerre? I might even ask Steady Eddie along? Cardiff maybe - 11 feb?

[LU] More armchair thoughts

Waiting for Dave's report to come through. Spoke to a mate who said ER was bouncing last night and there definitely now a realisation that we could be about to witness something special this season. Scores: Green - 8. Two brilliant saves to keep out Derby's only chances. Kicking a bit dodgy

Re: [LU] Derby

The team has got all the hallmarks of a confident, hard working top of the league team. To go on extended winning runs despite missing key players is evidence to that. I put this down in equal measures to the influence of Pep Clotet. He knows how to instill confidence in players who are not