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[Albion] Deluded Leeds (an EFL club) fans
- Thread starter vagabond
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Bet there are some beauts that haven't aged well
First of a series perhaps, for entertainment only
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warmleyseagull
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If he had stayed there, none of this would have happened.
Farehamseagull
Solly March Fan Club
Very good! [emoji122]
How deluded are the Leeds U fans now?
The White Rose is depicted on the shoulder boards of a Coldstream Guard, the nickname of that Regiment happens to be the Lillywhites……
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BadFish
Huge Member
- Oct 19, 2003
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I am astounded that it has turned out like this for Leeds, they were surely on their way up back to their (short-lived) former glory.
I just don't understand why Bielsa didn't train up some more awesome players like he did when he turned Ben White from no-potential, no-one had ever heard of to a 50m player.
Does the magic only work once ever so often? if so why choose one of our players and not one of theirs'?
None of this makes any sense based on what we have been told by the champions of Europe . . . even this is confusing, I can't even find the record of then winning the European Cup
??
Unless . . . they . . . are . . . . delusional?
I just don't understand why Bielsa didn't train up some more awesome players like he did when he turned Ben White from no-potential, no-one had ever heard of to a 50m player.
Does the magic only work once ever so often? if so why choose one of our players and not one of theirs'?
None of this makes any sense based on what we have been told by the champions of Europe . . . even this is confusing, I can't even find the record of then winning the European Cup
??Unless . . . they . . . are . . . . delusional?
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
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Glawstergull
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Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
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Based on not liking to predict a Brighton win
It’s bizarre. Brighton are a better team, Marsch is mad and Leeds can’t keep 11 on the pitch. Draw because of their fans
Leeds v Brighton
It is Leeds who I am most worried about from the three teams who could still go down with Watford and Norwich.
Jesse Marsch's side are playing angrily, rather than using their brains, and you cannot win games like that. It is one thing being committed but they have had players sent off in their past two games and that has cost them dearly at the worst possible time, not just in those matches but because they are suspended now too.
James red-card tackle 'crossing the line' - Marsch
Marsch has been reading out quotes from Gandhi, JFK and Mother Teresa before games, but I'm not convinced by that. When a player steps out on the pitch, he is not going to be thinking about that kind of stuff.
The Leeds team have probably heard quotes from Kipling, but think it's Mr Kipling. Either way, I don't think it is going to help them much now.
By the time they play this game, Leeds will know how Burnley got on at Tottenham. It could be that a point will be enough to get them out of the bottom three and, if so, that has to be their absolute goal.
It won't be easy, though. Brighton are going really well and are a much better footballing team than Leeds. The Seagulls keep possession really well. The only way Leeds can get anything out of this is by being ultra-competitive, but they need to keep 11 men on the pitch for starters.
They also need to stay in the game. Channelling Mother Teresa won't help there - Marsch needs to tell his players that they start this game with a point and in their present predicament they have got to make sure they finish the game with one, at the very least. It might mean setting up defensively, and getting people behind the ball rather than flying around at 100mph but that really doesn't matter now.
What they do have on their side is their fans at Elland Road. They were fabulous and stuck with them all the way through Wednesday's 3-0 defeat by Chelsea, and I'm sure they will do the same here.
pasty
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highflyer
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- Jan 21, 2016
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Draw because of their fans
Well, we are renowned for our poor form this season in front of other team's fans after all.
Ahem.
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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It’s bizarre. Brighton are a better team, Marsch is mad and Leeds can’t keep 11 on the pitch. Draw because of their fans
Can't see much wrong with that really. It's exactly the sort of thing that happens at the end of the season when one team has everything to play for and the other has just, I don't know, lets say destroyed Man U & had their end of season party. The margins in the division are tiny and it will take an ultra professional perfomance from our lot to ignore the emotional whirlpool that the opposition find themselves in and produce a similar performance to last week.
If Marsch's players play the open, attacking Bielsa game, we should take them apart. If they follow Lawrenson's advice, defend the point, and hope for something on the break or from a set piece, they'll have as much chance of getting something as any other team that has employed the low block against us in 2022: Norwich (1), Newcastle (3), Villa (3), Palace (1)...
BBassic
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I was listening to the Football Daily the other day, after Leeds had shat the bed (again) against Chelsea. Talk eventually got to our game and one of the blokes on there was entirely convinced that we'd be too intimidated by Elland Road and it'd be a close run thing.
It might well be. But it won't be because the slack jawed locals have scared us.
Whitechapel
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First of a series perhaps, for entertainment only
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I saw one guy say it was obvious that Bielsa will still the better manager because he’d managed at more World Cups than Potter… and this was recently too!
Pep, Klopp & Sir Alex obviously not a match for Mohammed Al-Kharashi
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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It was former Leeds player Michael Brown. I sensed no criticism of our players. He was just trying to find a reason to have hope because he needs to have hope.
BBassic
I changed this.
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