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Yep, imagine the team might be flying into Leeds-Bradford too - the highest airport in the UK.

We rarely seem to get sleet here for some reason - when it says sleet, its usually snow. That said I live about 100m higher up than Elland Road.

I can see it being called off on Saturday, as it's heavy snow forecast all day Thursday and into Friday now. If not, wrap up warm! First winter since we've lived here that we've not had any, so it's long overdue.

Indeed, it's very far from being a shithole, though if you'd only seen the area around Elland Road, you could be forgiven for thinking otherwise. When I got off the train back from Sheffield United in Feb there were a dozen or more Albion shirts (and there are plenty of trains from Sheffield to...

He was in the squad against Leeds when we lost 2-0 at Elland Road if that's what you mean?

I'll take that so long as away fans are allowed in for the January fixture!

I wasn't checking you were wrong so much as finding out if they were really sponsored by a company called Knobhead :lol:

https://www.leedsunited.com/news/club/26887/clipper-sign-new-leeds-united-sponsorship-deal

Surprised no-one has commented on size of Bielsa yet?

No idea what you're talking about. It was the Southern League and the Football League?

No, by winning the Charity Shield we proved that the Southern League was the top division, that was the whole point, no?

That first one looks lovely :lol:

This is true, there's a reason we live here! The disparity is much greater, I think, with a 3-bed semi in the nicest areas costing ~£3-400k, but in the more, er, gritty areas more like £100k. This does mean most people can afford somewhere to live though.

:lolol::rolleyes::ffsparr: Think you were thinking of Stoke there.

I believe they just got approval for their new training facilities, but they're not expected to open till 2027. https://www.leeds-live.co.uk/sport/leeds-united/leeds-united-latest-training-ground-16965982

:lol:

I'm just praying my "home" game happens at a point in the season when crowds are allowed.

Assuming you're talking about the football club rather than the place - a lot of people here in Leeds hate the football club as well. It's a cracking city though.

But surely this makes it even more surprising that their average attendances were lower than ours in the middle part of the "teenies". I realise there was a Ken Bates factor in this, but they have coach loads of fans coming from all over the country - I know this as my brother-in-law is a...

Kicking off on twitter now https://mobile.twitter.com/LUFC/status/1286053365454184451