[Albion] Deluded Leeds (an EFL club) fans

[Icy Gull]

Blimey, I used to enjoy this thread, it was hilarious, now it's chock full of Latin bollocks. Disappointing.

Blame Killer Whale, he started it

 

[brighton_tom]

Quite.

One of the 5Live pundits on the final weekend of the season remarked how they'd become everyone's second team. Really?

No way. They are absolutely nobody’s second team. Every other football fan I know of various teams has remarked at how shit they are, and incredibly naive in tactics.

 

[Stato]

No way. They are absolutely nobody’s second team. Every other football fan I know of various teams has remarked at how shit they are, and incredibly naive in tactics.

Perhaps there's been a confusion between the terms 'second team' and 'second tier'.

 

[Horses Arse]

A comprehensive during the Thatcher years. You're lucky I used an apostrophe.

Your lucky - surely?

 

[Horses Arse]

Thatcher actually visited my comprehensive in Portslade when she was education secretary

Did she snatch your milk?

 

[Stato]

Your lucky - surely?

Arent I just?

 

[peterward]

Quite.

One of the 5Live pundits on the final weekend of the season remarked how they'd become everyone's second team. Really?

They are everyone's second team. Second most hated after your own traditional rivals.

 

[ConfusedGloryHunter]

This thread is no fun without any Leeds fans to react.

#freekillerwhale

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

Far too much foreign language posting, not enough deluded Leeds fans IMHO

For some reason the deluded Leeds fans have stopped posting.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Yahoooooooooo

 

[Eric the meek]

Yahoooooooooo

I've no idea whether this will work or not work for Leeds, but it promises to be an entertaining season for everyone.

A couple of observations:

1. Many Leeds fans in the replies are clamouring for a Director of Football to be appointed. (?)
2. What are the chances of the new chairman/owner being a real fan of Leeds Utd, rather than using it as an ATM? Is it a) zero, b) nil, or c) zilch?

 

[ConfusedGloryHunter]

I've no idea whether this will work or not work for Leeds, but it promises to be an entertaining season for everyone.

A couple of observations:

1. Many Leeds fans in the replies are clamouring for a Director of Football to be appointed. (?)
2. What are the chances of the new chairman/owner being a real fan of Leeds Utd, rather than using it as an ATM? Is it a) zero, b) nil, or c) zilch?

Announce Tom Brady...

 

[Greg Bobkin]

Not really, because when you think about it, there's no way that Leeds will ever be relegated.

'Their to good too go down'

 

[Stato]

Do you remember when they failed to 'free Ben White' and their fans argued that they had landed on their feet because, instead of paying a record fee for him, they signed a German international centre half for only €13m?

Leeds United player set to leave for free - Relegation release clause sees transfer without fee - Sport Witness

Germany’s Bild are reporting Robin Koch can leave Leeds United as a free agent this summer, thanks to a release clause in his contract. According to the German claims, the defender’s camp negotiated a clause which means he won’t be kept to the final year of his contract and have to appear in the...

sportwitness.co.uk

Leeds are denying the reports, which seem to have come from Bild, that say that he can leave for nothing, but they don't seem to have offered comment on the report that his deal bans him from playing in the Championship. This would be a very strange clause for them to have agreed to. If he's not allowed to play for them now they are relegated, his sell on value would obviously be significantly impacted, which may have been the inference made by the Bild journalist. Even if there is nothing in the contract that says he can leave for free, if there is something saying he can't play in their league, if he stays, they will be paying him the last year of his wages whilst he does nothing, presumably meaning that they'd be fairly desperate to move him on, even if nobody was prepared to offer a fee.

 

[Springal]

And really - he wasn’t that good either was he ?

 

[Farehamseagull]

Do you remember when they failed to 'free Ben White' and their fans argued that they had landed on their feet because, instead of paying a record fee for him, they signed a German international centre half for only €13m?

Leeds United player set to leave for free - Relegation release clause sees transfer without fee - Sport Witness

Germany’s Bild are reporting Robin Koch can leave Leeds United as a free agent this summer, thanks to a release clause in his contract. According to the German claims, the defender’s camp negotiated a clause which means he won’t be kept to the final year of his contract and have to appear in the...

sportwitness.co.uk

Leeds are denying the reports, which seem to have come from Bild, that say that he can leave for nothing, but they don't seem to have offered comment on the report that his deal bans him from playing in the Championship. This would be a very strange clause for them to have agreed to. If he's not allowed to play for them now they are relegated, his sell on value would obviously be significantly impacted, which may have been the inference made by the Bild journalist. Even if there is nothing in the contract that says he can leave for free, if there is something saying he can't play in their league, they will be paying him the last year of his wages whilst he does nothing, presumably meaning that they'd be fairly desperate to move him on, even if nobody was prepared to offer a fee.

They must be really pissed off, especially as we've also now kidknapped James Milner when it's obvious he really wants to be playing in Division Two at Elland Road.

 

[US Seagull]

Do you remember when they failed to 'free Ben White' and their fans argued that they had landed on their feet because, instead of paying a record fee for him, they signed a German international centre half for only €13m?

Leeds United player set to leave for free - Relegation release clause sees transfer without fee - Sport Witness

Germany’s Bild are reporting Robin Koch can leave Leeds United as a free agent this summer, thanks to a release clause in his contract. According to the German claims, the defender’s camp negotiated a clause which means he won’t be kept to the final year of his contract and have to appear in the...

sportwitness.co.uk

Leeds are denying the reports, which seem to have come from Bild, that say that he can leave for nothing, but they don't seem to have offered comment on the report that his deal bans him from playing in the Championship. This would be a very strange clause for them to have agreed to. If he's not allowed to play for them now they are relegated, his sell on value would obviously be significantly impacted, which may have been the inference made by the Bild journalist. Even if there is nothing in the contract that says he can leave for free, if there is something saying he can't play in their league, if he stays, they will be paying him the last year of his wages whilst he does nothing, presumably meaning that they'd be fairly desperate to move him on, even if nobody was prepared to offer a fee.

So he has a relegation release clause? That's not that unusual. And I pretty good idea (for the player) for a player joining a team fighting against relegation.

You calling it "a ban" seems really weird. From the article, it just sounds like a standard release clause. He can chose to stay and play in the Championship if he wants (or because nobody else wants him).

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Do you remember when they failed to 'free Ben White' and their fans argued that they had landed on their feet because, instead of paying a record fee for him, they signed a German international centre half for only €13m?

I do remember that missing out on White was not a problem because they signed Koch who would be better - and anyway, Brighton would end up regretting turning down the £30m, as Leeds were going to just sign him for half that when Brighton go down a year later. Innit.

 

[Chicken Run]

It doesn’t matter now because “The 49ers” will roar in and save the day, within 2 seasons they will be top four Prem

 

[Stato]

So he has a relegation release clause? That's not that unusual. And I pretty good idea (for the player) for a player joining a team fighting against relegation.

You calling it "a ban" seems really weird. From the article, it just sounds like a standard release clause. He can chose to stay and play in the Championship if he wants (or because nobody else wants him).

It's not me calling it a ban.

The Bild report says that there is a clause that prevents him from playing in the Championship. A standard release clause would, as you suggest, just say that he could be released in the event of relegation. The Bild report says he is forbidden from playing in the Championship, even if he chose to. It's behind a paywall, but here's the Scottish Sun picking it up: https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sp...eeds-robin-koch-banned-championship-transfer/