Hetherington is in over his neck after another diabolical season and the last two results needs to be addressed with sacking RS?

I don't think fickle is a fair description, why would anyone pay that much money each week to watch that crap?

2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023. GH Puts out the same statement. Well it's no longer acceptable.
We have no money to spend on players as we have 40 years to pay off the new South and North stands

Thanks for your amazing insights into how the finances of Leeds and Headingley stack up (you're writing gibberish, as usual).

We can debate if Gh needs to go or not, but what definitely needs to happen is a show of frustration and anger at the current situation at the game next week. If that’s not turning up. Turning our backs on the game or whatever, there needs to be a long loud message made to the board that this is it, we’ve had enough.

You are front line and centre the biggest fibber on this forum!

This year has been a huge letdown despite many - including me - having pretty low expectations, just hoping not to be involved in a relegation fight and seeing some exciting games. The vibe on here is worse than I can remember, and faith that GH has some kind of plan has seemingly evaporated.

GH isn't going anywhere. He'll fry Smith if he has to, and regardless of signings and agreements about how he was brought in to 'fix' the club for the long term, Smith will be under all sorts of pressure at the start of next season. The biggest worry right now for GH will be season ticket sales. We saw an uplift in crowds this year as a result of the back end of last season. Next year will see the reverse unless we have some signings to excite interest.

What I would say in Smith's defence is that he will have overseen an enormous change in personnel in a season and a half. A lot of senior players have gone or will go, and that was always going to cause ructions. The clearout couldn't have happened any faster due to contracts and the cap. So I can understand 'team spirit' issues. If we make the right signings I wouldn't be surprised to see far better performances next year.

The most worrying thing for me are the walkouts. I can't remember anything like it. In 1996 players exited because there was no money to pay them - this year they just seem to have wanted out. Maybe its just been part of the clearout we've needed for so long, but it suggests a team in utter turmoil. Perhaps the most surprising thing is that until the last two games we've actually been competitive?

From a known fantasist I'll take that as a badge of honour.

The reality is I just know how to read financial and legal documents. It's not complicated.

The club spends to the cap - it might not have elite players but it spend >£2m on the squad. How that is possible given what we see on the pitch defies all logic. Anyone who thinks Leeds don't spend the cap is delusional

We have no money to rebuild to squad as we are mortgaged to the hilt for 40 years with 2 new stands, and season ticket sales will dwindle now too

We also let Hardaker go. When we signed him short-term we went on the run that got us to the GF.