"it all may have
been different if Max were still here."This was the same thought I had
during the game. Sam appeared to introduce some level of guileand
inspiration when he came on, but Max G is still a huge loss, perhaps one we
haven't come to termswith yet.Fortress ER sounded like a ghost t
Max is a real miss - not just for the guile and pace but for his goal scoring.
With McCormack on a bit of a dry spell you wonder where the goals are going to
come from. Keogh does not know where the goal is, Becchio when he has come on
is nothing like the player he has been in the past for us,in
Viws from the pulpit:
Cardif's tactics of pressing our defenders and forcing them to hoof it long was
a good one - when players aren't comfortable on the ball it causes panic.
Their goal - Jeez, everyone has their Brendan Ormsby moment, but that was as
crap a bit of 'defending' as I've seen i
It was ST holders and members only in the Kop - bizzare idea.The fact that they
only brought 300 did not help get any atmosphere going - even worse now they
are in the West Stand they sound great on TV (I am flicking through the
recording now) but you cannot hear them at all in the ground.
Makin
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> Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2011 10:55:47 + (GMT)
> From: John Lee
> To: Richard Walker
> Cc: leedslist
> Subject: Re: [LU] 0-1
> Atmosphere - it looked and sounded awful on telly. Surprised the Ticket
> Office don't fill the MNES from the middle outwards - a blue mass of
> empty seat
For all our possession and "huff and puff", we didn't really bother
Cardiff and they appeared quite happy to let us keep ball, probably in the
knowledge that we weren't much of a threat. We were embarrassingly
predictable at times. Their keeper for sure played a blinder and from his
personal
I think they need to do some more work with Keogh to try and turn him into a
goalscorer, there were 2 occasions yesterday where Connolly put in good balls
and Keogh was just a bit too slow in reacting / didnt attack the near post and
thats not the first time that has happened. Sort of opportunit
Clayton definitely got better second half, first he and Howson were
non-existent. Though they were pretty much bypassed by hoofed balls up front.
Kisnorbo looked ok when he came on too. White and Lees were very good.
I totally agree with the sentiment that we are missing Gradel.
_
Have to slightly disagree with you on your first paragraph. For a start how can
you say "we didn't really bother them" immediately followed by "their keeper
played a blinder"!?!
Add to that the, at least half a dozen, last gasp challenges and 'foots in'
that could easily have gone in on another
>From my position in the NE the push is what causes his attempt to dink the
ball back round Mason to fail. He had plenty of time to hoof it out or play
back to Rachubka (I wouldn't blame anyone for not doing that).
We all commented round me that it was surprising no-one appealed, so maybe
it looke
> naïveté
Ah, who says this list still doesn’t ooze class!
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Yeah the 'push' was a strange one. I did not spot it at the time but the lad
next to me was going mad about it, and when they showed the goal on the big
screen there did seem to be a push. Watching it today on sky , it looks like
the forward flung his arm out at O'Dea but was so far behind him
Pretty much agree with everything you say there Rich. Wasn't quite as worried
about Rachubka as you were, but perhaps it looks more frightening when you're
there.
Agree about Pugh, I'm assuming the idea is that he gives the midfield more
solidity than a winger would, but caan't remember anythi
It did appear to me that Clayton was dropping deep to get the ball first half
but the defenders were just hoofing it forward. He just stood there a couple of
times with his arms outstretched as if to say wtf?
From: Kevin Lewis (RCUK SSC Ltd)
To: "'leedslist@gn.
Looks like a definite shove in the back from this clip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrORtXtpIAc
> Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2011 15:28:09 +
> From: david.nat...@btinternet.com
> To: leedslist@gn.apc.org
> Subject: Re: [LU] Cardiff
>
> Yeah the 'push' was a strange one. I did not spot it at the tim
Clearly a foul on their goal.
Cheers
Mark
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Clear as day. Look around 46 seconds. Shoves him with the forearm just as
O'Dea tries to use the outside of his right boot to take the ball away,
exactly as I saw from my seat.
O'Dea is an idiot for not falling down there, or even appealing.
Look at the grin on Mason's face, he knows he got away
On 31 Oct 2011 15:19, "Kneale, Andy" wrote:
>
> > naïveté
>
> Ah, who says this list still doesn’t ooze class!
>
> Gaffer
Every bugger that reads it, mate.
Ed.
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So, Ed, you being relocated to Salford along with all the rest of the
overpaid unaccountable money grabbing, good for nothing, left wing, BBC
intelligencia (c) Daily Mail
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>On Behalf Of Ed Morrish
Eye Thank yow!
StigOfTheClassyDump!
On 31 Oct 2011, at 18:15, Ed Morrish wrote:
> On 31 Oct 2011 15:19, "Kneale, Andy" wrote:
>>
>>> naïveté
>>
>> Ah, who says this list still doesn’t ooze class!
>>
>> Gaffer
>
> Every bugger that reads it, mate.
>
> Ed.
>
My mate has a spare ticket for Sunday, let me know if you're interested...
Cheers,
Ed
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I've also got a spare.
I will offer it at a good price, but the downside is that a) you'll have to
sit next to me, and b) you'll have to sit with the Leicester fans.
On 31 October 2011 23:52, leeds list wrote:
> My mate has a spare ticket for Sunday, let me know if you're interested...
>
>
>
>
Anyone else find that following Leeds United has become mundane verging on
boring?
Michael
Dr Michael Benjamin,
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not LUFC in specific, but I do find football more boring than I used
to. At least now Im watching the odd game, there were a couple of
years were I watched nothing. By coincidence those years of no
watching
were after our relegations .-)
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