As ever, these sport forum type things are always that much more interesting and populated when things are going badly, see 2016 for a good example. Leeds achieved so much over the last 10-15 years and so many fans have seen the club do so much winning, to the extent the majority never thought possible in their wildest dreams, almost feels like not much else to achieve. Couple that with SL not being the competition it once was ( I mean quality at the top end in particular) very little in the way of exciting transfer movements and of course as pointed out so many other social media outlets these days then its easy to see why some posters have drifted away.

He’s giving it his best shot on Twitter these days

Is having a hissy fit about everything Donald Trump does really his best shot?

Although him hash tagging #McDermottOut all year turned out funny when we won the GF and he still wouldn't give the guy any credit.

Haha he certainly appears worked up when we lose

Was a peach when Atlanta blew the super bowl against New England.

Wasn’t there a young lady called Emma once upon a time?

Wasn't she associated with another poster? I think he was called Danny, but I could be wrong. I also remember a lady called Kaz used to post.

Ah yes, Danny. The most obvious case of 'short man syndrome' I think I've ever encountered

Back in the day AP and Danny really wound posters up big time and it was also very entertaining

AP,William Eve,Keith Swiftcorn,Parkside Freddy is actually a very knowledgeable poster when he stops trying to wind folk up and posts his honest opinions

Isn't he an out and out Leeds fan anyway despite his wind up's to the contrary?


Anyone got a link to the day that Cas got relegated and one of the Cas posters wanted to meet anyone who dared to confront him at a service station,now that was comedy gold

AP's best moments were trolling the Saints board in the days of the Cunningham drug scandal etc

AP was at his best between 2003-2006, the fact that Leeds were still massive under achievers up to that point made him aggravating to posters because there was a part of them that knew he was right. Over the last decade though, it's been the same tired jokes and catchphrases. It's very reminiscent to Tommy Cooper after his first heart attack.

"NO REALLY"

Apparently so but that just made it even more pathetic and sad.

People took AP far too seriously.

The loss of G1, Puig Aubert, Dannyboy, JohnD etc from this board has made it far too serious on here sometimes.