[LU] LU] millwall report

Broadly similar feelings to Dave (and Rich's yesterday - top report!). As good a team performance as we've seen for a while - in the main the success was built on the passing, the mobility and the sheer graft of the middle five - Kilkenny, Howson, Johnson (of whom I've never been a particular

Re: [LU] Wemberly and rhinos

he must be a strapping young lad... Just seen a young lad leaving wembley with Boocock on his back. ___ Leedslist mailing list Info and options: http://mailman-new.greennet.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist To unsubscribe, email

[LU] not so much a Fortress more a Wacky Warehouse

Simply put this was nuts - euphoric after half an hour - shambolic after an hour - resigned by the end. When were we ever involved in a 10 goal thriller? When have we ever let 6 in at home in the league? So much happened and so much of it was laughably bad that its hard to know where to

Re: [LU] Arsenal report

you were lucky then - mine was rank...luke warm and of unsure provenance...the comedy of the pie buying enhanced by the fact that the muppet serving didn't have a clue what was in any of the pies, so we were invited to dig around in them with a fork until we found a couple we thought we

Re: [LU] non:LU - Stuart Hall

2013 at 13:20 John Lee bruvvalee...@yahoo.co.uk wrote: I saw this too Nick - one of the girls was 9 years old! Someone then told me that Corrie's Ken Barlow had been dragged in for something similar - not sure if that's true? I wonder what will happen if the emphasis goes from TV folk

[LU] Fwd: Proper Music

been away for a couple of weeks, so forgive the late arrival of the definitive list (Rev, never heard of any of that stuff, man) the collected eps of US punk band OFF - 4 eps, 18 tracks, 17 minutes…genius Mariachi el Bronx (1st Lp) - LA punk band The Bronx, release a Mariachi album (and why

[LU] Rudi and Murphy and others

I'm much more Dave Nattan than Rich Walker on these two: Rudi does the job of breaking things up, of getting a foot in - some of his late tackles yesterday were top drawer - his distribution is middling, but in that he is no worse than the rest of the team (with a couple of exceptions, more of

[LU] burnley, or this way to the doldrums

We seem to be in this weird becalmed situation where we don't play all that bad, don't play all that well; don't often look like scoring, but do on the whole look comfortable; don't look too wobbly at the back but always let in a soft one (or two)…hard to know what to make of it really. You can

[LU] interesting piece on the Qatar world cup

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/sep/21/qatar-human-rights-sport-cohen How many more must die for Qatar's World Cup? In hosting the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Fifa is choosing to ignore the abuse of migrant workers Share928 inShare 3 Email With the European football association,

[LU] Fwd: Newcastle

There's not many grounds where you are so far up in the gods that you can sit looking down on bats darting around hunting at twilight...loved that, and the view out over the city and the river, not to mention the way that the ground is slap bang off the main shopping drag...all in

Re: [LU] Leicester

Although those of us actually at the game will only have views of limited value compared with those who weren’t there, nevertheless I’ll press on…in the context of what went before, and where we are in “real football” terms, rather than history, this was a really good performance, the only

[LU] Fwd: Interview with McD -

Thought that looked like a man biting his lip because if he was’t careful he might say something he’d regret - pent up anger. From: nat...@sky.com nat...@sky.com Subject: [LU] Interview with McD - Date: 29 January 2014 11:48:34 GMT To: leeds list leedslist@gn.apc.org Reply-To:

[LU] we live in interesting times

Leeds Utd has a seemingly unlimited capacity for always being able to find another level of “the ridiculous” to stoop to; another bottom of the barrel that we already thought had been scraped clean. This has been a truly unbelievable 48 hours even by our standards… and I think that any one who

Re: [LU] LU: the ongoing fiasco

possibly the most sensible, clear-sighted post on this farce, so far. On 3 Feb 2014, at 19:51, Chris Wright ch...@chrisgwright.org wrote: Sorry about the duplicate post earlier - I'm very sceptical about all parties in this fiasco. We're all up in arms about the Italians, but we know no

[LU] colour blind?

according to website it is Green and Varney that are now dead to us... ___ Leedslist mailing list Info and options: http://mailman.greennet.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist To unsubscribe, email leedslist-unsubscr...@gn.apc.org John 'Grampa' Sykes Rest

[LU] Fwd: Bolton

(disclaimer: I haven't watched any of this back or seen replays so some details may be wrong) For 45 minutes this was ambling to a pretty uninspiring 0 - 0 draw between 2 fairly hopeless teams struggling to get the basics right. I'd argue that Leeds were the better team in that

[LU] long article on the change in football since I were a lad...

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/mar/08/how-football-lost-touch-young-fans?guni=Keyword:news-grid%20main-2%20(New%20Review)%20Pickable%20with%20editable%20override:Pickable%20with%20editable%20override:Position1 including these two quotes... And in the year Peter Rodrigues became the

[LU] Reading, or, once more into the breach...

So back to the Fortress again last night. Pretty much mirrored the Bolton first half – Reading were a faster, and more slick bunch than Bolton (and than Leeds), but the howler between birthday boy Butland and Pearce that handed them their first goal, aside there wasn’t much indication of

[LU] Fwd: This league must be s**t

I call as a witness…Carlton Palmer…I never thought I would see the day when he would be the first choice in our midfield…eh Dave W…cometh the hour cometh the lanky clown. Begin forwarded message: From: Ed Morrish edmorr...@gmail.com Eirik Bakke could at least control the ball... On

Re: [LU] Non LU: RIP

No flame war here Nick, just quite a bit of sadness about Benn (although he was a ripe old age) and Bob Crow (who wasn’t). 2 good advocates for workers gone in a week. On 14 Mar 2014, at 17:17, Nicholas Armit arm...@yahoo.com wrote: Might start a flame war but wtf: http

[LU] Donny

So we all know that if this team were a horse it would have had a bolt through its skull by now. Saturday was a shambles. A gutless, clueless, disorganised shambles. A Doncaster team that are low on confidence and skill came and were given the run of ER for 45 minutes. Yes, we had poor

[LU] Waiting for Cellino

(this is unusually lengthy for email traffic, but in terms of word count is not actually too bad, so apologies for blowing any diodes) (most of the words as they appeared in the original and in the correct order) (with all necessary apologies) --- Waiting for Cellino: A

[LU] after Charlton

So 7 games left - 12 points off relegation - and we look like we might not get any more points this season - gonna be tight. If we could get between 4 and 6 more we'd be safe. Now I'm not so sure. All the teams below are seeing a glimmer of hope in the idea that if they can just

[LU] next stop, pity

from this morning’s Observer: http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2014/apr/05/leeds-united-massimo-cellini-takeover In happier times at Leeds, a genial old press officer by the name of Dick Wright used to tell a story about one trip when Lee Bowyer was having difficulties with the menu

[LU] Fwd: Blackpool or sing Hossanah, we've got 3 points

So let's get the important facts of the day out of the way first; we won; we kept a clean sheet; and that should be enough to keep us up. It should also give us some confidence for the Barnsley Forest games. OK Blackpool were really poor, really really poor, but then so were Charlton

Re: [LU] Liverpool.. maybe my last words here

Same here Andy - i’m rooting for Liverpool (and for Everton to finish above the Arse)…admittedly part of my support is based on the fact that my other half and her dad are keen reds (he’s a born and bred scouser…)…but yes, the tone of your email has it spot on for me, there’s one thing having

Re: [LU] Forest report

Can only agree with both Ted and Dave’s summaries…that was dire. Just watched the two goals again…some of the worst defending seen for years. The second goal came from us going forward and being robbed half way in their half, 5-10 seconds later, 4 passes and most of our team by-passed one way

Re: [LU] New Coach?

while according to this morning’s paper Cellino says he is considering a “huge” bid for Ross McC, from Newcastle; Newcastle say, “no he’s not On 6 Jun 2014, at 14:45, [broken-address] seanscr...@aol-is-broken.gn.apc.org wrote: I am not over-excited by any of those prospects, and do not

Re: [LU] New Head Coach interview

Fannys as new list pub works for me…then there’s The Fox down the road, where the landlady wanders round every now and then giving away “mucky fat or meat paste” sardines… football’s over-rated int it? On 20 Jun 2014, at 13:18, MATTHEW GAYNOR matthew.gayn...@btopenworld.com wrote: You

Re: [LU] Non lu

I’m loving it - great football, loads of skill and commitment…loads of goals and incident - some dubious stuff (the ban on Suarez is spot on…no good pleading some kind of deep rooted psychological malaise, its a football field, there are rules, the other 21 players have invested trust in the

[LU] ...and so it begins

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/jul/03/massimo-cellino-leeds-united-paddy-kenny Massimo Cellino axes Paddy Kenny from Leeds over date of birth The increasingly bizarre world of Leeds United has taken another turn for the strange after it emerged that Massimo Cellino, their maverick

Re: [LU] Non LU: Tour De France

Couldn’t agree more, spent the day over the moor in Ilkley, watched the whole shebang…totally fantastic atmosphere, day, experience…the bizarre “caravan” that precedes the cyclists, with all the weird promotional cars some shaped like their products (?) and then the gendarmerie and the UK cops

Re: [LU] How many foreigners is too many ?

I’ll take a young Cantona, Yeboah, Radebe and even Ribeiro any day…especially if the English alternatives are Paul Butler, Sean Gregan and Carlton Palmer On 22 July 2014 16:57, Richard Naef rich...@triumph-computers.co.uk wrote: At what stage is Cellino going to say that we have

Re: [LU] Incoming ?

We’ve already got the insane landlord. Bring on Motorhead. On 28 Jul 2014, at 17:18, swinnow swin...@yahoo.co.uk wrote: All we need now are Rik Mike and Neil Sent from swin...@yahoo.co.uk in Wild West Leeds ___ Leedslist mailing list Info

Re: [LU] 1-0

finished 2-0 - Poleon walked it in after some comedy defending and a ineffectual waft at Dom’s feet by the keeper as he went round him…all in all comfortable win at half speed against a poor Dundee Utd. had to laugh when we played the high ball to Poelon for him to flick into space for Smith

[LU] 'boro

I’ll take this for a win. Boro are a big, rough arsed team. Quite happy to stick it in, and mix it up. But with our two newest men, Cooper and Sharp, making steady debuts we looked solid if uninspiring. At least Hunt wasn’t lining up. I notice that someone thought before the match that Austin

[LU] Fwd: Last night, thoughts

Not really a report because it was on the telly, but a bunch on bullet points from someone sat in the Bradford end…but apparently our first loss at VP in 80 years…those records keep tumbling - they don't like us much, not that we really care, but they were generally quite a good

[LU] Sheffield

I thought it was a pretty decent game, in which we played reasonably well - without looking like world beaters…but being the better side over an average and distantly happy to cheat and foul their way through the game, Wednesday. We had a couple of decent penalty shouts and their keeper pulled

[LU] Wolves/Darko and further tales of ordinary madness

Darko - we played well against Rotherham and Wolves in the first halves (as well as we’ve seen for a while, to quote a few who saw it); then as badly as we’ve seen for a while in the second half of each - Sheff Wed we could have buried had their keeper not been on top form…and apparently

[LU] Blackpool

It's quite hard to know what to take from this game...a first win in 9; Redfearn's first win as proper manager; an entirely dominant first half performance where more goals could have come from anywhere; a somnolent second half performance; all against a dreadful opposition. Going

Re: [LU] Derby report

Not a great deal to add Dave; I thought Warnock was immense yesterday - his defending was first class and the way he drove into the box on the overlap with Mowatt to make the second goal - was the thing that made that goal possible. Also - Byram was being murdered by the left winger in the

[LU] Wigan

Really hard to quantify this game in any sensible way - it is a truly awful result, against a truly dreadful opposition. There were times when we looked like a bunch of blokes who’d never seen a football before and never met each other…and yet we had something stupid like 15 attempts on goal,

Re: [LU] Bellusci charge

yeah, unsurprisingly I agree with Jeremy and Mike A - being against racism is not a crusade any more than being against anti-semitism is…there’s just right and wrong. On 4 Feb 2015, at 16:32, Jeremy Adams jeremyadam...@hotmail.com wrote: Agree with Mike A here, if he did say something

Re: [LU] Non-LU: Facebook and Twitter

me On 7 Feb 2015, at 08:36, Simon McNally simon_mcna...@sky.com wrote: I'm on Twitter but I refuse to join Facebook Sent from my iPhone On 7 Feb 2015, at 08:27, Peter Castlehouse dubca...@iinet.net.au wrote: Who on the list does NOT have access, or refuses to use either of these?

Re: [LU] Fw: Brentford

Not much to add to the previous reports so just a few points: - 4-5-1 good; 4-4-2 bad - we had a plan, we got it working, wrong idea to change it to accommodate Sharp…(unless you wanted to do a straight swap of him for Morrison) - especially when your 2 up front are the planks Morrison and

[LU] Bournemouth (or can we play the leaders every week)

And the difference was, get a plan, pick a team to execute that plan…then go out and do it (and ride your luck). 5 across the midfield - Byram, Cook, Murphy, Austin and Mowatt - after initially being overrun they got to grips with the game and began to control midfield hence the game. They’re

[LU] Brum

WE WUZ ROBBED It is undoubtedly a better feeling to come out of a 1-1 having come from behind near the end than the other way round but despite the “feel good” ending, this a pretty unsatisfactory result; two poor teams not making much of a show of football – there was a reasonable amount

[LU] FA Cup

...and no one wants to congratulate Bradford…? Well then I will. Their win betters ours vs Man U a few years ago. ___ Leedslist mailing list Info and options: http://mailman.greennet.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist To unsubscribe, email

[LU] Huddersfield

The one thing that this game wasn't was a pretty game of 22 technically adept footballers plying their trade. It was gritty, rough, local derby with none of the edges sanded down, on a bobbly old pitch in blustery conditions...and with a dreadful referee. We started with the same 11 that

Re: [LU] Tomorrow

ahhh, I dunno - Morrison has played the last 5 or 6 - and been part of a winning combination, so he has that in his favour, but his contribution has been minimal (to be kind) - he’s decent in the air, but a lump of dead wood on the floor. If you play Antenucci, given that he is woeful in the

Re: [LU] Milwall

I shall begin with a declaration of a certain amount of inebriation as I entered the ground yesterday, so the memory may not be entirely trustworthy. It was a poor second half, bitty messy football, no one really showing any quality; but I thought we were pretty good in spells in the first.

Re: [LU] odd looking team - 1pn kick off

…and other than it being a Leeds game so naturally I support Leeds…I don’t really care if we win, there is no “revenge” thing here - a win wouldn’t put right “that final…a cup run is no good, we’re not going to win the damn thing, we need league points - the only positive that a win would bring

[LU] Ipswich

This was a dull match…a really dull match…for 70 minutes next to nothing of any note happened - Ipswich had an early goal disallowed, we had a decent penalty shout denied mid-way through the first half. Other than that zip, nada…Christ it was boring. The most fun I had was when my mate turned

[LU] what's the point of Sharp?

Both sides could have had 5…both were pretty good going forward - they were marginally better at that…both were shocking in defence…but you shouldn’t be losing at home after being 2 up…half of our lot were knackered by 65 minutes…their big number 9 (Deeney?) kept going to the end why can’t

[LU] Fwd: Bye bye Rudy etc..

does that mean that for each of the last 4 years we’ve let our current leading scorer leave? Austin, Ross McC, Becchio and Beckford (although Beckford may have been a year or two before that I guess) not bothered to lose many of those - we were better with Rudi in the team than without for

[LU] Cardiff

Well that was an extremely depressing experience. A poor loss, to a poor team, in (admittedly) poor conditions. There were no redeeming features that I can remember. Even our goal, while being nice for the young lad, was born of 2 huge pieces of luck - the wind holding up the high cross and

Re: [LU] Cardiff

just to add a bit about the lack of away fans Dave…despite that there were more plod all over the place than I’ve seen for years…that truly was money for doing jack yesterday. Agree with the report. On 11 Apr 2015, at 20:14, nat...@sky.com wrote: Last 3 home games and we have had

Re: [LU] Yorkshire help

the best (cheapest) tickets to travel from London to Leeds the morning of the game? This will be November 21st (Rotherham I believe). Many thanks for any help. Nick, For my money I would go for a train in and out of Leeds to somewhere like Settle and then check out the local spots

Re: [LU] Yorkshire help

. From: Nick n...@6haroldplace.co.uk To: John Boocock j...@boocock.net Cc: leedslist@gn.apc.org Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2015 12:11 PM Subject: Re: [LU] Yorkshire help or go a couple of stops past Settle to Horton in Ribblesdale, Ribblehead or Dent - good walking - first two in reach

Re: [LU] 1-0 Fulham

Ed? > On 21 Oct 2015, at 20:15, {broken-address} Nicholas Armit > wrote: > > Balls > ___ > Leedslist mailing list > Info and options: http://mailman.greennet.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist > To unsubscribe,

Re: [LU] LU: Rosler sacked

he RU > world cup matches people were sat there with beer in hand. > > > > On Monday, 19 October 2015, 15:30, Nick Allen <n...@6haroldplace.co.uk> wrote: > > > What a fiasco. If this horse was Eddie Grey it would have been shot by now. > > A little perspecti

Re: [LU] hasselbaink

oh i dunno…Bolton debt reached 170m a few months ago and they’re even below us in the league > On 2 Dec 2015, at 15:00, Matt Anderson wrote: > > Only club in championship more dysfunctional than us. > > > Sent from my iPad >

Re: [LU] Hull

In our bit of the N Stand we enjoyed the 17 minute pie-protest mainly because it meant this loud mouth fuck-wit know nothing gobshite behind us - who blames everything from George Osborne’s haircut to the rise of Daesh, on Silvestri - fucked off (even though he was in the wrong stand) and

Re: [LU] Forest

too is pointless don't see what he adds. Thought >>> Bridcutt was the only one who stood out. Forest were as bad as us though. >>> >>> Still point away from home. Bit worried about Derby. >>> >>> Nick >>> >>> Sent from my iPh

Re: [LU] NONLU: EU

spot on that man…Farrage forced the issue; an unnecessary referendum is promised; the festering rump of “the bastards” (c. John Major) saw their chance…and here we are - Cameron is a dead man walking whatever the result…Mike Ashley/Philip Green et al are the kind of bosses that we will get “to

Re: [LU] Bristol

A few minutes after our goal I headed down to the gents in the Kop…and approached the doors with some trepidation as there sounded to be proper old barney going on in there…screaming and shouting and all the rest. Some things being more important than others, I carried on in, pushed the door

Re: [LU] Bristol

have done…don’t know quite which gods he has upset to find himself playing with the other 10 lumps of wood that play for Brissel... > On 24 Jan 2016, at 11:48, Nick <n...@6haroldplace.co.uk> wrote: > > A few minutes after our goal I headed down to the gents in the Kop…an

Re: [LU] list anniversaries

been on here since the Great Fire of London forced Gav to cease being the earthly moderator and head off for greater things…don’t recall liking many of you then, pretty much the same now…the football was better (sort of) - we still bitched like nobody's business, if only we knew to be grateful

[LU] cellino cellino yadda yadda yadda

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[LU] vs Bolton in the papers

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/mar/05/leeds-united-bolton-wanderers-championship-match-report I would cut and paste but something weird happens with the formatting…

Re: [LU] Reading - more

016, at 12:40, Nick <n...@6haroldplace.co.uk> wrote: > > ...will "the Russians” be based in Panama/The British Virgin Islands? > > Pretty much agree with what you’ve said Dave…a non-event brightened only by 3 > goals and 3 points. Reading were poor - lost count of how many opp

Re: [LU] Reading

year, as I can’t make the Charlton game. A win would be nice. Nick > On 16 Apr 2016, at 19:21, nat...@sky.com wrote: > > This really had the feeling of an end of season non event. The small crowd > (20K) never really found its voice and was subdued throughout. No doubt some

Re: [LU] Leicester

I’m with you Dave…it never really mattered that it was Leicester, it could as easily have been Watford or Southampton or West Ham…just as long as it wasn’t one of the “big 4”. There are people carping about the financial history etc…well OK, but that means nothing to the regular Leicester fan,

[LU] sputter or season review

so the season sputters to a close with 1-1 draw - we score with a penalty (our only shot on target) and they score in extra time following a mistake in our defence. we finish 13th in the second division. with a minus 8 goal difference we sold our best young player a while ago next year’s

Re: [LU] final signing for window ?

I think the fact that Breradi has played L Back mostly this year , while being right footed has limited his capacity to get forward…last year wen at R back he was pretty good going forward…its a close call. > On 1 Feb 2017, at 15:26, MATTHEW GAYNOR > wrote: >

[LU] old boys

worth taking a look at the Norwich vs Forest highlights from yesterday - some quality goals including a proper screamer from Howson and the first goal for Forest for Ross McCormack... ___ Leedslist mailing list Info and options:

[LU] Wednesday

Can’t believe the people who were “down-hearted” after this one. Before the match, everyone I knew “would have been happy with a point”. We got 3. It was a local derby, they had clawed a lot of points back against us in recent weeks until they had drawn level, the weather was bad - high wind

Re: [LU] Town

It wasn’t so much the fact of the defeat (1-0 to the league leaders, them scoring with a decent strike by the best player on the pitch - who of course should have been off it by then…) it was the manner. Disorganised, gutless, very little apparent plan…plan B…but the simple stuff like passes in

Re: [LU] Barnsley

is doing…too much flash and not enough end product but if that can be channelled a little better he will be a threat. Which really is more than you can say for Dallas, who a 5 minute purple patch in the second half aside, did little going forward, although he did put a shift in covering Taylor. Nick

[LU] Liverpool tickets

bloody "queueing system” on website a joke - 55 minutes to get into a page that tells me that even by requesting 1 ticket I am “exceeding the number of tickets available” and as for the phone well that’s off the hook…naturally…fucking joke…only had a ST for 25 years

[LU] Guardian Preview of the Big Game

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/nov/18/garry-monk-revived-leeds-united-rafael-benitez-buoyant-newcastle The “sold out” signs have been dug out and dusted down as Leeds United prepare for a first full house in six years. A capacity

Re: [LU] News of our old boys

…and promptly got into a wrestling match with manager Neil Warnock. > On 11 Dec 2016, at 13:22, Rob Heath wrote: > > But it was just seven minutes after the break when Varney scored for a > second successive game at Portman Road, converting Adam Webster's pull-back > from

[LU] Fwd: Brentford

afraid…not up to it. And when the time comes Bridcutt must come in for him rather than Vieira. Nick > Begin forwarded message: > > From: {broken-address} Richard Walker > <richleed...@yahoo.co.uk.is-broken.gn.apc.org> > Subject: Re: [LU] Brentford > Date: 18 Decem

Re: [LU] More armchair thoughts

Nothing to add to all the armchair punditry, seeing as how i was at the game…but the atmosphere is the best for ages; no one really feared that we’d let the lead slip; the singing, the scarves, the level of excitement was all the best it has been in years…one word of caution though; there will

Re: [LU] Brighton

not much to add to that Dave - except to say that this may have been our best performance of the season…given the quality of the opposition. Green as much to thank for the three points as Wood. Had the great pleasure before the game of meeting a 13-strong trade union deputation to the city

Re: [LU] Brighton

my omission - the delegation “from Norway”... > On 19 Mar 2017, at 14:02, Nick <n...@6haroldplace.co.uk> wrote: > > not much to add to that Dave - except to say that this may have been our best > performance of the season…given the quality of the opposition. > >

Re: [LU] Burton

The one comment we made between goals 2 and three yesterday was that this was like the early days of O’Leary’s team, when pretty much any player would pop up and have a bang on goal, everyone was so mobile, the play was fluent and all were comfortable on the ball... > On 10 Sep 2017, at

[LU] football

. …and as for Lasogga’s miss from Saiz’s cross…woah! (but it is not all his fault by a long chalk) Nick ___ Leedslist mailing list Info and options: https://mailman.gn.apc.org/mailman/listinfo/leedslist To unsubscribe, email leedslist-unsubscr

Re: [LU] Tonights commentary

while not disagreeing with anything below much…it is funny how we see things and how stats work…apparently Lasogga is the most effective player in the league when you combine goals scored with goal assists…Phillips has always promised more than he’s brought to any party… N > On 5 Nov 2017,

[LU] this article on that tour - makes a lot of sense

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Re: [LU] Interesting read

admittedly the field is limited, but there's something wrong with Jansson...he goes missing...I think he's got a dodgy attitude when times are tough...and right now we need something better than that...not sure who that leaves though. On 07 February 2018 at 07:21 {broken-address}

Re: [LU] Viera

rg> wrote: Sounds like he is gone. Not sure how I feel about this, a year ago would have been gutted, but last year I thought he didn’t progress. And sometimes was a bit of a weak link. Still very young though so 7 mil is good money. Still kind of disappointing though. Nick

Re: [LU] Bolton - a few thoughts

I wouldn't have Pontus (yet) - he was not playing the same game that our first 11 have played these last two weeks...he was sloppy in the first half making several mistakes that would have been punished against better opposition...he might get up to speed but, his concentration has

[LU] Derby

Just watched the highlights…they were four quality goals…Roofe’s particular were excellent striker’s goals, with all the movement and control. Oh hope, you heartless bastard. Nick ___ Leedslist mailing list Info and options: https

Re: [LU] Bielsa

...and so why aren't you taking comfort from all those other stats? glass half... On 24 August 2018 at 13:08 {broken-address} <[1]seanscr...@aol.com-is-broken.gn.apc.org> wrote: One of my concerns remains the small physical size of our players. Looking at the stats from

[LU] last night

2 parts garbage 3 parts peculiar 5 parts not so bad They had a penalty after 45 seconds…defence and keeper fannying about…brought a forward down…0-1 that threw the game plan, but there really should have been time to recover. They had straight red on 29 minutes for a dreadful 2-footed lung.

Re: [LU] last night

…and a ‘dreadful 2-footed lung’ is quite a thing to behold…FFS spell-check > On 29 Aug 2018, at 08:00, Nick wrote: > > 2 parts garbage > 3 parts peculiar > 5 parts not so bad > > They had a penalty after 45 seconds…defence and keeper fannying about…brought > a for

Re: [LU] Boro

s on the bus back into town after the game the Pulis is > 'anti-football' and he is 'destroying the game' with his turgid style which > sets his teams up not to lose first and foremost with the hope they can nick > a goal from a long throwing, corner or a set piece. Boro also blatantl

[LU] want to feel that bit older?

"Harry Kewell, who will turn 40 later this month..." https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/sep/07/harry-kewell-frank-rijkaard-notts-county ___ Leedslist

Re: [LU] Tonight's team

top quality. We sound like a fucking Brexiter convention rattling on about the days of Empire...where's my ST renewal form? Nick On 08 March 2018 at 08:09 {broken-address} Richard Walker wrote: More thoughts: Wolves were strong but didn't it just emphasise how far short our

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