Sean, you're beginning to sound a bit like Blackwell. Your match report is a desperate post. I think it's funny that you go on about being Leeds through and through and they won't get rid of you etc and your match report tries desperately to defend what was by anyones opinion a poor display by Leeds but then you almost console yourself by laughing at Killa (our best defender by a mile yesterday by the way) and making him the scapegoat for the last two defeats That's sad and not very Leeds is it Sean ?
My report to follow ...... the reality ! --- Sean Emmott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In many ways a reflection of the Palace game - we > played (or tried to play) > good football with no hoofing and plenty of short > passes and movement. > > We created chances, but didn't take them and lost > because of an individual > error from Kilgallon. > > Cagey first half - they should have scored from a > free header that went > wide. Butler missed his clearing header and the > ball came through to the > right side of our central defence. Kelly came > inside to cover, but didn't > get the ball so Killa went out to RB to close the > cross down - but didn't. > meanwhile butler had recovered to the centre but had > two men to mark and in > the end marked space. He gave Derry a bollocking > after for tracking back to > cover the space Killa had left. > > At the end of the half they made two good goalline > clearances. Either side > could have been 1 up at half time. > > Second half we had much more possession, but > struggled to create a really > good chance - although you felt we could get a > goal... and then Kilgallon > got the ball in time and space on the edhe of their > D. There was an easy > pass to Lewis who was unmarked... but he dithered > and was tackled. Crainey > was covering two men on the half way line on his own > - no surprise then that > Cardiff broke away and scored. They could have > scored earlier but for a > superb goalline clearance by Butler. > > So Liverpool are buying Kilgallon for £4m? haha, I > haven't laughed so much > since ma.... well you know the rest. If Kilgallon > had been bought by > Blackwell and not come out of Thorpe Arch then on > current form he'd be cited > as one of the main pieces of evidence for KB's lack > of clue. > > Ah yes, Kevin Blackwell. A "lucky manager". Last > season, maybe. Not this > season. I thought he did well in the transfer > market over the summer - > Westlake looked very good today and so did Warner. > All last year this list > and WACCOE were full of posts crying out for him to > play 4-4-2 with > Kilgallon in the starting lineup and for us to play > passing football and > stop hitting it long. Well, we've done that and > although our football is > easier on the eye (no head tennis, one touch passes, > off the ball movement) > we're not getting the results. His main midfield > signing, received well by > fans and costing £700k gets injured in his first > season. His loan signing - > a big centre forward that even Rich Walker likes - > gets himself stupidly > sent off and suspended for 3 games in his third > match (I thought they called > him "the Horse" because of his surname, not his IQ). > I think Blkackwell's > on his way: unless he gets 15 points out of the next > 21 and the way things > are going I don't see that happening. > > And wither Kilgallon? Two 1-0 defeats when both > goals have been down to > him. Should Blackwell drop him? I think not - his > basic skills are OK - > he's pretty comfortable on the ball and he has pace. > Sometimes he seems to > fall asleep and he lacks some of the physical > presence that the best centre > halves have, but the former problem should improve > as he gains experience. > Don't believe the hype though folks - he's > definitely not the next Woodgate. > After all - when we'd sold everything but Kelly KB's > desk Killa was still at > ER (Carson, Lennon and Milner had gone, even though > they'd hardly played a > game between them), so other managers must see > something lacking in his > game - just as I assume KB did last season. > > I don't necessarily see us getting promoted this > year - although it's early > days. Having said that - we're better to watch and > when we get Nicholls, > Horsefield and Cresswell back we'll be even better. > > I'm even more depressed than the result suggests - > down to the crowd: > 18,000? Shameful. The fuckers won't get rid of me > though. I'll be there > to the end - and I'll be singing for them: and I > don't care who the manager > or chairman is - it's _my_ Leeds, and I love Leeds > like I love my missus and > little lad - unconditionally; so if I don't get > behind Leeds, who will?. > That's what a real fan is - whether they go to one > game a season, one game a > decade or just get up at 5am to check scores on the > internet because you're > half a world away and you can't sleep until you know > the score. Feel the > pain lads. Ride it, revel in it - because deep > down, you know you can't do > without it. not like the cnut behind me today - but > read the next thread > for that. > > MOT. > > Sean > > > > _______________________________________________ > the Leeds List is an unmoderated mailing list and > the list administrators accept no liability for the > personal views and opinions of contributors. > Leedslist mailing list > [email protected] > http://list.zetnet.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist > oh alright then :-) > ___________________________________________________________ To help you stay safe and secure online, we've developed the all new Yahoo! Security Centre. http://uk.security.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ the Leeds List is an unmoderated mailing list and the list administrators accept no liability for the personal views and opinions of contributors. Leedslist mailing list [email protected] http://list.zetnet.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist oh alright then :-)
