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31 Jan 2003, 12:09 AM
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Leeds United... The FUTURE...
All I have to say is Healy better be signed, and he better play his ass off for us in his first game... SECOND!.. We better have another signing besides Healy, maybe Kleberson or someone KNOWN...
I havn't yet digested the Fowler signing, I'm upset but understand the need... On Woodgate, hey I for one wanted him to stay, but at least this is ONE person we were able to sell for value besides Rio... I can live with the defenders we have, as long as we sign another defender.... But I'm not from Leeds, I'm just a supporter so I can't speak for someone who watched him grow within the system... BUT I need a return, someone has to come in besides Healy.... AND will someone please tell TV that Kewell is not a striker, we need another one or two and let Harry play on the left...
Something has to happen, If the board allows this to happen and doesn't bring in something... Then it'll be division 1 either next year, or the next...
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31 Jan 2003, 02:29 AM
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Until this past match with Chelsea over the week, I still entertained hope that Leeds could qualify for the UEFA Cup through the Prem.
Now Fowler is gone, Woodgate gone...and it appears that Leeds will get nothing in return, not even Kleberson. It's very disheartening to see the team go through this rough patch, but I hope management has learned it's lesson...never buy on the hopes the club makes the Champions League each year!
I continue to support Leeds and hope that they can perhaps finish in the top half of the table this year and give it all in the FA Cup.
It is possible that Leeds (dare I say) drew against Gillingham in order to set up a return match and more money through gate receipts? Am I off my rocker?
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31 Jan 2003, 03:38 AM
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Originally posted by Outback Maverick
Until this past match with Chelsea over the week, I still entertained hope that Leeds could qualify for the UEFA Cup through the Prem.
Now Fowler is gone, Woodgate gone...and it appears that Leeds will get nothing in return, not even Kleberson. It's very disheartening to see the team go through this rough patch, but I hope management has learned it's lesson...never buy on the hopes the club makes the Champions League each year!
I continue to support Leeds and hope that they can perhaps finish in the top half of the table this year and give it all in the FA Cup.
It is possible that Leeds (dare I say) drew against Gillingham in order to set up a return match and more money through gate receipts? Am I off my rocker?
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I agree with you, and even with whats happened, there is still a slim chance we can grab that last UEFA spot... It would take a huge run, but its not impossible...
If we did draw against them on purpose, maybe they can save a little of that magic so we can get two matches vs Liverpool on TV in the next round... :P Wouldn't it be funny if Leeds was winning each match and decided to shoot own goals so there would be replays... :P
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31 Jan 2003, 09:24 AM
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I'll tell ya one thing, this has sure got the fans off of Tel's back... If he does leave after the season, or if he stays, he'll be looked on as a hero for keeping us in the Premier league...
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31 Jan 2003, 10:54 AM
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Originally posted by Darr
I'll tell ya one thing, this has sure got the fans off of Tel's back... If he does leave after the season, or if he stays, he'll be looked on as a hero for keeping us in the Premier league...
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I've always supported Tel. He inherited the team *with* a huge debt, he did not create it. For the man responsible, look no further than DO'L.
I don't even really blame Peter Ridsdale, due to the financial aspect of modern football, he has to look out for the solvency of the club.
Look, we still have a young Kewell and Smith, Viduka plays well along side his fellow Aussies, and we still have Danny Mills. This is also a great opportunity for young Milner to step up at age 17 really show the world what he's got.
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05 Feb 2003, 07:00 AM
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Re: Leeds United... The FUTURE...
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Originally posted by Darr
AND will someone please tell TV that Kewell is not a striker
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Kewell has ten goals this season, 6th in the goalkicking. Considering that he hasnt exactly played the majority of matches, I think he is doing just fine as a striker
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05 Feb 2003, 12:23 PM
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Re: Re: Leeds United... The FUTURE...
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I think he is doing just fine as a striker
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well you think wrong, watch the games
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05 Feb 2003, 03:54 PM
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I think wrong?
I DO watch the games, and I have seen him score 10 goals this season. That alone speaks for itself, don't you think?
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05 Feb 2003, 05:19 PM
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Originally posted by Goa^uld
I think wrong?
I DO watch the games, and I have seen him score 10 goals this season. That alone speaks for itself, don't you think?
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If you have watched all the games, then you know not all of those goals came from the striker position, even when he plays up front it's more of a withdrawn forward...
Kewell is a decent striker, maybe better than average, but he is a World Class midfielder...
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05 Feb 2003, 11:50 PM
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Originally posted by Darr
Kewell is a decent striker, maybe better than average, but he is a World Class midfielder...
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OK, I'll concede that much 
BUT, I think he is better as a striker than you give him credit for. That isnt to say that I class him as a superstar striker, but he is more than 'maybe better than average' Well, in my opinion, anyway.
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