Compound the early kick off’s with some terrible refereeing and it’s no wonder we’ve hit the buffers. It was like death by a thousand cuts yesterday, all the little decisions constantly going their way. Since when was it deemed legal to use Ju Jitsu to throw an opposition player over the touch line ? The very next minute he’s penalising a Leeds player for literally laying a finger on a QPR player. He was absolutely gash the referee. One of the few things he got right was the red card for the horrible foul on James. He couldn’t duck it because it was right in front of both him and Daniel Farke.

Will not be the case if they get promoted where they go from big fish in small pond to the reverse.

of course it will.

No it wont - Leeds are by far the biggest TV draw in the Championship.  As such they have been unfairly treated by TV with early kick offs especially away from home.


In PL they will not be the draw the two clubs in Manchester are, Liverpool, Arsenal, Newcastle etc.

Yeah won't be as bad Sal. agree. Though we are very popular to televise games as the fan base is huge. 

I'm hoping the international break gives us a nice reset now as recent form definitely taken a little dip. It will have been last thing Burnley will have wanted as they are on a great run which surely can't keep going, they've not lost in league since start of Nov.. and they are now scoring goals.. 

burnley have had a very easy run though


there run in is much tougher

Yeah tough 2 games after the break and with Sheff U to play but we do have to go to Mids soon 

and luton early kick off

It is but its not in the same league as Man Utd, Man City, Liverpool, Arsenal etc


As a mid table team they wont attract the same interest in the PL as a top side in the Championship.  If they are relegation fodder zero interest.  


If Sheffield Utd/Burnley and the teams promoted this time are anything to go by it will be tough in the PL


Hopefully they can reset over the next two weeks and regain some confidence/belief for the run in.

I can’t understand how Leeds have become such a massive club. I remember sitting in the lowest league crowd ever at Elland Road in the mid 80’s, around 8000, and would never have dreamt that having won only one trophy in 50 years we would be selling  the same stadium out ever week in the same division. Although it was thought hooliganism damaged the club at certain times, I think it gave a certain edge to supporting Leeds, and along with our historical  reputation for being dirty it made us something of a niche and attractive club to a lot of people. Although the support base has changed somewhat,  the numbers we get through the gate are phenomenal.

Yeah, there's just something very special about the club and supporting it... it's also a big city with one team which is the financial capital of the north, we have also a rich history from the past... think it's a combination of it all.