To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
Ere, you're not Jeffrey Bubbles Bon-Bon by any chance are you?Enoch wrote:You are Brian Inglis, pay my fiver into the fighting fund.TANGODANCER wrote:Anyway......off with All Our Yesterdays and back to the present.
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
Th'owd codger (not you TD ) appears to have forgotten to do this, but it seems to be about time:
Thirteen games left, thirty-nine points on offer, seventy-five points achievable.
I don't see what the problem is.
Thirteen games left, thirty-nine points on offer, seventy-five points achievable.
I don't see what the problem is.
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
I had to look that up. Not that I'm aware, though I feel I could have been.TANGODANCER wrote:Ere, you're not Jeffrey Bubbles Bon-Bon by any chance are you?Enoch wrote:You are Brian Inglis, pay my fiver into the fighting fund.TANGODANCER wrote:Anyway......off with All Our Yesterdays and back to the present.
Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
What an inspired post!Prufrock wrote:Th'owd codger (not you TD ) appears to have forgotten to do this, but it seems to be about time:
Thirteen games left, thirty-nine points on offer, seventy-five points achievable.
I don't see what the problem is.
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
20 Dec 97 we lost 2-0 with JFH scoring the late second, first scored by some bloke you'd have to be a Leeds fan to remember.LeverEnd wrote:My only visit DSB was the one were we lost to a Haisselbaink goal, when was that? 90s sometime, you're my age.
We've only lost once there since. Just once in a whole millennium! so far
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
Seems like Dougie might be looking to Trotter Independent Trading to have a replacement ready for Pratley. He thinks the lad's ready to step up and fill the gap left by the unfortunate Darren. Will be handy if he's right.
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Well ... sort of. Though what I saw of him last week Trotter's a huge juggernaut of a man and quite different from Pratley.TANGODANCER wrote:Seems like Dougie might be looking to Trotter Independent Trading to have a replacement ready for Pratley. He thinks the lad's ready to step up and fill the gap left by the unfortunate Darren. Will be handy if he's right.
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
From what I've seen of Trotter he makes Shefki Kuqi look like a ballerina.
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Not the most mobile and coordinated is he?!
Hardly a strength of D-Pratz either, tbf.
Hardly a strength of D-Pratz either, tbf.
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
Aye.. Big wet blanket from what I've seen.
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
I expect a proper pounding tomorrow. To be roughly reamed in such a humiliating manner it'll make my eyes water.
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
Enough of my Saturday night plans though. As for the game, I think we'll get beaten.
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
Fridge stocked? May need to get off to a flyer...
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The fridge is bare. I'm hoping the cider fairy will restock it at some point before 1pm tomorrow.
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CrazyHorse wrote:Enough of my Saturday night plans though. As for the game, I think we'll get beaten.
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
Tough one for Dougie this. If, like me, you're bobbins at football manager, you'll know what it's like when you stumble across a successful tactic and then your next game is something slightly different. Do you stick or twist? If he goes 4 4 2 again and we lose, he'll look as naive and gung ho as Coyle. He goes 4 5 1 and it's negative old Meggo again.
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It's surely possible to change when something isn't working?Harry Genshaw wrote:Tough one for Dougie this. If, like me, you're bobbins at football manager, you'll know what it's like when you stumble across a successful tactic and then your next game is something slightly different. Do you stick or twist? If he goes 4 4 2 again and we lose, he'll look as naive and gung ho as Coyle. He goes 4 5 1 and it's negative old Meggo again.
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I just want him to be positive. Not to worry about Leeds more than have them worry about us.Harry Genshaw wrote:Tough one for Dougie this. If, like me, you're bobbins at football manager, you'll know what it's like when you stumble across a successful tactic and then your next game is something slightly different. Do you stick or twist? If he goes 4 4 2 again and we lose, he'll look as naive and gung ho as Coyle. He goes 4 5 1 and it's negative old Meggo again.
Not to spend too much time thinking only about survival.
The midfield last week forced errors from Blackburn. They closed them down and they won almost every 'second ball'. There was high energy. Fck ... we even left a player up at corners.
If we do all that and it doesn't come off it's a site better than not trying it ... and it not coming off, which we've had for 90% of the season.
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
That's where I'm at. If we get gubbed 4-0 though, I reserve the right to criticise him for being naive and not defensive enoughbobo the clown wrote:I just want him to be positive. Not to worry about Leeds more than have them worry about us.Harry Genshaw wrote:Tough one for Dougie this. If, like me, you're bobbins at football manager, you'll know what it's like when you stumble across a successful tactic and then your next game is something slightly different. Do you stick or twist? If he goes 4 4 2 again and we lose, he'll look as naive and gung ho as Coyle. He goes 4 5 1 and it's negative old Meggo again.
Not to spend too much time thinking only about survival.
The midfield last week forced errors from Blackburn. They closed them down and they won almost every 'second ball'. There was high energy. Fck ... we even left a player up at corners.
If we do all that and it doesn't come off it's a site better than not trying it ... and it not coming off, which we've had for 90% of the season.
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Re: To Elland back! - Leeds (A) 8/3/14
Oh, of course. Goes without saying.
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
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