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When driving before I would park at Hillingdon and take the tube in. Taking the train this time though.

Assuming i'm reading correctly, it seems Leeds United have not sold out their end yet.

Because the black kit is cooler.

Scroll up! The link is on the menu at the top of the screen

Reload the page by going to Match Tickets > Mens Match Tickets

I'm a teacher, and my year 11's where placing bets on whether I would get a ticket

It didn't for me. Just went to Match Tickets > Men Match Tickets

It didn't for me.

If you get in and see no option to purchase, just reload the page from the menu at the top.

Done, one ticket, right up in the gods. It looks like the tickets behind the goal are only available right at the back.

Now already at ten minutes.

Swear that time is now reducing, Down to 20 minutes.

Bet the queues will increase again when at 12:30 a load of people try to log in.

Just gone from half an hour to 55 minutes for me.

Just had time added while in the waiting room. Fingers/toes/everything crossed.

I would say, probably. McCarthy has been solid since coming back in, actually feel happier with him between the sticks right now.

That time of year again.....

Player Of The Season: Flynn Downes, the heartbeat of the side. Underwhelming Achievement Award (Worst POTS): Sulemana. Best Signing Of The Season: Downes. Worst Signing Of The Season: Ross Stewart. Not his fault. Stupid club trying to be too clever for it's own good by signing an already injured player. Best Match: West Brom away. A controlled and assertive performance against one of the leagues tougher sides without our best player. Worst Match: Both Leicester games. Season Rating: 6/10. See below. Russ Rating: 6/10. Stubborn sod. When he adapts, we are good, sometimes very good. When he sticks stubbornly to his mantra we are predictable and frustrating as hell to watch. I cannot get past the feeling that his block headedness has cost us automatic promotion. Your one hope for the remainder of the season/next season:

I would like to think he was trying some psychology on his fellow managers by appearing to be totally predictable so he could surprise them in key games. But, this is giving him far, far too much credit I feel.

Russell Martin shows some tactical flexibility and we look good again. Delighted with the result today, but just underlines how big a missed opportunity the season will have been if we do not win the play-offs.

Sully has to hit the target there

Downes off. He has run himself into the ground. So good.

Enjoyable to watch. Of course their goal owes a lot to us being crap at the back, it's nice to see us giving them a lot of trouble.

Compare Daniel Farke's contrition tonight to Russell Martin's delusion.

The worst thing about him, it seemed he had learned. That unbeaten run came after he adjust his principles slightly. We looked more adaptable, even slightly pragmatic and canny. Once the run came to an end, it is almost as though Martin saw that as a chance to double down on his original mantra, start putting players out of position and ignore the compromises to his philosophy that made it f**king work!