Leeds vs Newcastle at Elland Road is shaping up to be a belter. Can't wait to see what the boys can do against the league leaders.
Tried checking Bein sports guide to see if it was televised, but it's not published that far in advance
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Leeds vs Newcastle at Elland Road is shaping up to be a belter. Can't wait to see what the boys can do against the league leaders.
Leeds vs Newcastle at Elland Road is shaping up to be a belter. Can't wait to see what the boys can do against the league leaders.
Tried checking Bein sports guide to see if it was televised, but it's not published that far in advance
Just realised that's up next for us - going to be a tough game coming back after the break. We are probably due a loss...
There's actually a few other cracking matches that weekend.
Brighton v an improving Villa.
Fulham v Sheff Wed (both sides on the fringes of playoff spots)
Reading are also flying under the radar a bit.
It's a Sunday night/Monday morning kick off for us and is the only match that day (in the Championship) - hopefully will be televised!
Could I just say, Fulham swapping Jazz Richards for Scott Malone has been one of the best transfers we've made in a long long time. Scott was immense against Brentford in our 0-2 win. Great partnership with Ryan Fredericks who suddenly can run hard for a full 90. Kalas and Siggurdson are also doing a great job in centre back, and Tom Cairney has been superb lately. Things are definitely looking up given where we were even a year ago.
Norwich are in a rut. Lost the last 3 in the league, haven't won in their last 5 in all comps (including twice to Leeds )
By "us" do you mean Melbourne time or Perth time?
Given the absolute shambles we've been in for a fair while, I'm not expecting that much, just to save me from the likely disappointment But I'll say that the form we've been in lately is worthy of a playoff spotReckon playoffs/promotion is possible this season?
Given the absolute shambles we've been in for a fair while, I'm not expecting that much, just to save me from the likely disappointment But I'll say that the form we've been in lately is worthy of a playoff spot
I went to the Huddersfield game. Tom Cairney is a different class.Could I just say, Fulham swapping Jazz Richards for Scott Malone has been one of the best transfers we've made in a long long time. Scott was immense against Brentford in our 0-2 win. Great partnership with Ryan Fredericks who suddenly can run hard for a full 90. Kalas and Siggurdson are also doing a great job in centre back, and Tom Cairney has been superb lately. Things are definitely looking up given where we were even a year ago.
I went to the Huddersfield game. Tom Cairney is a different class.
Is Fredericks playing RB or RM these days?Could I just say, Fulham swapping Jazz Richards for Scott Malone has been one of the best transfers we've made in a long long time. Scott was immense against Brentford in our 0-2 win. Great partnership with Ryan Fredericks who suddenly can run hard for a full 90. Kalas and Siggurdson are also doing a great job in centre back, and Tom Cairney has been superb lately. Things are definitely looking up given where we were even a year ago.
Tried checking Bein sports guide to see if it was televised, but it's not published that far in advance
Newcastle V Leeds is by far the game I'm looking forward to the most so far this season in any league. Should be a belter with the atmosphere at a sold-out Elland Road and Leeds finally finally looking like a credible chance for promotion after all their years in the wilderness. Would love to see them win it as it could be the catalyst to finally get them back to the top flight. Always liked Monk so I'm glad he's doing well too.
On a side note with Leeds, it seems they might finally be getting a new owner with an Italian called Andrea Radrizzani close to a buyout of the club. He's with MP & Silva, an international sports agency company (who I've never heard of) who are partners with FIFA, every big European league you can think of, AC Milan and Arsenal, numerous Asian football federations AND Formula 1. This particular bloke's speciality is TV growth for sport in Asia, so that could mean huge investment from China which would be massive for Leeds.
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Cellino's a prick but he did put Leeds on track by actually spending on the squad. He's not as bad as Ken Bates *shudders* or GFH Capital *vomits* and he might even still be involved with the club, but honestly I hope he moves on.
Going to be a tough game for us and we've already played most of the stronger outfits so far. That being said our away form is pretty strong so I'm almost thankful it will be at Elland Road haha.
Shelvey is in a bit of hot water for an alleged misconduct charge so if we miss him for the match, it will make things much harder given he's our chief playmaker.
When Elland Road is buzzing, I wouldn't reckon any club would want to play there due to the atmosphere alone.
As for key players for Leeds, you have to think Jansson and Bartley are key for the Lillywhites. It's obvious Newcastle will be on the front foot so they'll need to make sure the defence is rock solid, otherwise I see you lot running riot.
Wood's has had a great start for us this season, has notched up 7-8 goals already, and I don't think our next best has more than 2. He will be the other key for us
Will be interesting to see how he goes against his old team.
RB is where he starts these days, although his attacking is top notch, can easily go forward if needed. Hopefully he's over his injuries which have put him out of action for the last long while.Is Fredericks playing RB or RM these days?
He was in our academy for a few years but obviously had too many ahead of him
I agree with Wood, but I feel Jansson and Bartley will be more important to Leeds standing a chance of winning. O'Kane and Phillips anchoring the midfield will do a good job. Have been massively impressed with Kalvin so far.
Also, what happened to Mowatt? One of England's best young players and hasn't been played much from what I've seen. I'd of thought him and Roofe would be a lethal pairing along with Pablo.
Pablo is playing his favoured position it looks like, with Hadi Sacko and Roofe or Dallis on the wings, and as you say O'Kane, Phillips or Viera holding.
GK: Green
DEF: Ayling-Jansson-Bartley-Taylor
HM: O'Kane-Phillips
AM: Roofe-Mowatt-Pablo
ST: Wood
Honestly believe that on paper, that'd be Leed's best side to put out on the park against Newcastle. Mowatt (IMO) is a better version of Shelvey and with Roofe and Pablo on the wings, Wood would get great service. The defence and HM are locks.
When Elland Road is buzzing, I wouldn't reckon any club would want to play there due to the atmosphere alone.
As for key players for Leeds, you have to think Jansson and Bartley are key for the Lillywhites. It's obvious Newcastle will be on the front foot so they'll need to make sure the defence is rock solid, otherwise I see you lot running riot.
Wood's has had a great start for us this season, has notched up 7-8 goals already, and I don't think our next best has more than 2. He will be the other key for us
Will be interesting to see how he goes against his old team.
GK: Green
DEF: Ayling-Jansson-Bartley-Taylor
HM: O'Kane-Phillips
AM: Roofe-Mowatt-Pablo
ST: Wood
Honestly believe that on paper, that'd be Leed's best side to put out on the park against Newcastle. Mowatt (IMO) is a better version of Shelvey and with Roofe and Pablo on the wings, Wood would get great service. The defence and HM are locks.
More reason to laugh my guts out at Cardiff!