Bloody good rant John, and the vast majority of it spot on.  When we were
playing three up front (with the game just about already over), we actually
looked as though we could play a bit!  I thought the game was lost with the
team selection, but the ref gave us f**k all, we had no luck at all, while
they had bucket loads.  Having said that , the best team on the day still
won.

Now is the ideal time for Blackwell to go (taken us as far as he can, blah
blah blah.....) and for us to get ourselves a proven Premiership manager -
Curbishley wont be unemployed for long!!!

Rogerre

Roger M Goodair
Telecoms & ICT Support Manager
University of Bradford
Richmond Road
BRADFORD
BD7 1DP 

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Date: Mon, 22 May 2006 13:00:36 +0100 (BST)
From: John Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: LU List <[email protected]>
Subject: [LU] Time for change - Blackwell Out NOW!!

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Blackwell - looks like a Wally Arnolds coach driver in his Sunday best!
   
  What we have is a manager who 'plays safe' to the point of perversity,
meaning that aside from an individual 'special', a set-play or f*** knows
what we're about as creative as a house-brick! The tactics yesterday were,
unfortunately, typical of other displays I've seen (and I have complained
about them non-stop!). Invite teams onto the 8/9 men behind the ball, try
and tire them out for 60 minutes, then open up - slightly! Absolutely
f***ing terrible to watch and, crucially, ineffective against teams who have
any midfielders, because the ball just comes straight back. Of course that
might not be such a problem if we have 4 Kilgallons, but in Butler and
Gregan we have dollops of the highest order. How can Gregan strut around
with such arrogance given that 75% of his clearances are sliced (can't get
to the ball quick enough), whilst the rest go straight back to the
opposition. Butler, even given his 'experience', is simply yesterdays man.
That said, I don't blame them alone
 - this team is Blackwell's, and if I was Bates watching that yesterday I'd
have him out to Monaco before the days up and ask him what the f*** that
was!! Then I'd sack him!
   
  What a wasted opportunity yesterday was, on every front. All the talk of
how many attackers we've got is a diversion if we don't have a midfield.
What was the icing on a p*ss poor cake was that when Leeds started to look
for a goal there were one or two players who looked half capable. I repeat
what I said earlier - BLACKWELL IS THE PROBLEM!!
   
  So, now for the troublesome bits. I hear that Boro are due some £1.5m plus
for Ricketts at season-end - is that correct? I also hear that Reading are
looking at/ have made a £2.5m bid for Killgallon? If that's correct then God
help us! 
   
  I thought Leeds had already lost the game in the tunnel yesterday  -
Watford (a very poor mans Wimbledon) were doing all their squaddie
camaraderie bit whilst Leeds players were gawping around like lost kids -
quite what Gary Kelly was thinking was anyone's guess! Seemed to be only one
team in that tunnel, and it wasn't Leeds. Listening to Boothroyd spouting
his pseudo-management Americanisms was refreshing for about 20 seconds, but
at least he had a clue, which is more than Blackwell displayed. Whoever said
that Blackwell went missing at the end is absolutely spot on - he's out of
his depth. All the sh*te he quoted about where Leeds have come from, how few
players we had blah blah blah - what about the game, the tactics required,
the vision for the future. Get him out now!
   
  Even as someone very much on the sidelines of LUFC activity, the f***ing
incompetence of our managerial 'team' makes me angrier than I can express.
   
  da Rev
  ranting
   
   
   


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<DIV>Blackwell - looks like a Wally Arnolds coach driver in his Sunday
best!</DIV>  <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>  <DIV>What we have is a manager who 'plays
safe' to the point of perversity, meaning that aside from an individual
'special', a set-play or f*** knows what we're about as creative as a
house-brick! The tactics yesterday were, unfortunately, typical of other
displays I've seen (and I have complained about them non-stop!). Invite
teams onto the 8/9 men behind the ball, try and tire them out for 60
minutes, then open up - slightly! Absolutely f***ing terrible to watch and,
crucially, ineffective against teams who have any midfielders, because the
ball just comes straight back. Of course that might not be such a problem if
we have 4 Kilgallons, but in Butler and Gregan we have dollops of the
highest order. How can Gregan strut around with such arrogance given that
75% of his clearances are sliced (can't get to the ball quick enough),
whilst the rest go straight back to the
 opposition. Butler, even given his 'experience', is simply yesterdays man.
That said, I don't blame them alone - this team is Blackwell's, and if I was
Bates watching that yesterday I'd have him out to Monaco before the days up
and ask him what the f*** that was!! Then I'd sack him!</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>  <DIV>What a wasted opportunity yesterday was, on every
front. All the talk of how many attackers we've got is a diversion if we
don't have a midfield. What was the icing on a p*ss poor cake was that when
Leeds started to look for a goal there were one or two players who looked
half capable. I repeat what I said earlier - BLACKWELL IS THE
PROBLEM!!</DIV>  <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>  <DIV>So, now for the troublesome bits. I
hear that Boro are due some £1.5m plus for Ricketts at season-end - is that
correct? I also hear that Reading are looking at/ have made a £2.5m bid for
Killgallon? If that's correct then God help us! </DIV>  <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>I thought Leeds had already
 lost the game in the tunnel yesterday&nbsp; - Watford (a very poor mans
Wimbledon) were doing all their squaddie camaraderie bit whilst Leeds
players were gawping around like lost kids - quite what Gary Kelly was
thinking was anyone's guess! Seemed to be only one team in that tunnel, and
it wasn't Leeds. Listening to Boothroyd spouting his pseudo-management
Americanisms was refreshing for about 20 seconds, but at least he had a
clue, which is more than Blackwell displayed. Whoever said that Blackwell
went missing at the end is absolutely spot on - he's out of his depth. All
the sh*te he quoted about where Leeds have come from, how few players we had
blah blah blah - what about the game, the tactics required, the vision for
the future. Get him out now!</DIV>  <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>  <DIV>Even as someone
very much on the sidelines of LUFC activity, the f***ing incompetence of our
managerial 'team' makes me angrier than I can express.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>  <DIV>da Rev</DIV> 
 <DIV>ranting</DIV>  <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>  <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;<BR></DIV><p>Send instant messages to your online friends
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Message: 6
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 22 May 2006 08:13:41 EDT
Subject: Re: [LU] Time for change - Blackwell Out NOW!!
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [email protected]


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In a message dated 5/22/2006 8:03:53 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
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thought Leeds had already lost the game in the tunnel yesterday  - Watford
(a 
very poor mans Wimbledon) were doing all their squaddie camaraderie bit 
whilst Leeds players were gawping around like lost kids - quite what Gary
Kelly was 
thinking was anyone's guess! Seemed to be only one team in that tunnel, and 
it wasn't Leeds. 
I completely agree, and had exactly the same thoughts at the time. That was
a 
huge hint, seeing Watford shouting and laughing and bantering, and our guys 
just looking quiet - not quiet and determined, but more like quiet and
scared.

Sean

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