ErwinK1961

Last game of the season, in a meaningless match - expecting a brace from him tomorrow.

I’m anticipating a smashing regardless! I just don’t see Leeds players and crowd being bang on it when promotion is all but gone. They weren’t on it when it was in their hands.

The same Leeds who had promotion in their hands until they got dicked at QPR?

He’s hardly going to say “I’ve got one of the worst keepers in the league, saves fck all, but they won’t give me a new one” is he.

Bazunu, Lyanco, Hoedt, Vestergaard, Perraud, Diallo, Lemina, Moi, Sulemana, Carillo, Onuachu. Gunn, Caleta-Car, Bella-Kotchap, Salisu, Charles, Boufal, Mara, Djenepo, Stewart We’ll never know exact figures, but by my reckoning that’s c. £270m spent… with next to nothing in return.

Presumably covering the ‘how not to run a football club’ part of the course?

McCarthy playing over Bazunu being ‘a blessing in disguise’ going very well.

Player Of The Season: Flynn Downes (more ‘most important’ player I guess) Underwhelming Achievement Award (Worst POTS): Sulemana (what a let down he’s been) Best Signing Of The Season: Flynn Downes Worst Signing Of The Season: Ross Stewart (not his fault) Best Match: Leeds at home Worst Match: Either Leicester game Season Rating: 7.5 (will go to a 9 if we go up) Russ Rating: 7 (will go to an 8 if he gets us up) Your one hope for the remainder of the season/next season: A win at Wembley

In amongst a sea of turd on this forum, this is a fantastic read. Thank you for taking the time to post that, Kushiro. Some really interesting nuggets.

A metal rod to lean on in the safe standing section.

It’s not hostile and never really has been, but it is generally a very flat, moany place. The home form for majority of the season has been very good (especially compared to last few years), but the ‘support’ has been pretty weak. Playoff second leg, 20mins left, needing a goal to get to Wembley - crowds more likely to sit their grumbling then roaring the team on.

Only 6ft tall apparently, smaller than Baz.

Is it just me that doesn’t want West Brom, because law of averages suggests we won’t beat them another two times having done it twice already? I think it’ll be Norwich anyway.

We would need; - Leeds to win against QPR and Boro - putting them on 93 points - Us to beat Cardiff, Leicester and Stoke, putting us on 93 points - Leicester to draw with WBA, lose to us and draw with Preston - putting them on 90 points - Ipswich losing one and drawing one of Coventry and Hull - putting them on 90 points Never going to happen!