Et videopreview denne gangen!
http://www.leedsunited.com/news/article/1dqcwqcvzxyxu1msbbt4ez878a/title/guiseley-video-preview?
:)
Guiseley sold out for visit of Leeds United
Updated 1:56pm Friday 18th July 2014 in Guiseley
GUISELEY are expecting a capacity crowd at Nethermoor for tomorrow's pre-season friendly against Leeds United.
Lions manager Mark Bower said: "Leeds United are a massive club in the Championship â€" and one of the biggest clubs in England â€" and I am sure it will be a sell-out.
"Our capacity is just short of 3,000 and they are sending a first-team squad, so I was not surprised when it was made an all-ticket match.
"Leeds United have Championship-quality players and even their reserves are quality, so it will be another great work-out for us.
"I have been able to give a lot of players 45 minutes in the three early pre-season games but what I want to do now is build them up to 90 minutes.
"Some of them probably will play 90 minutes as it is all about being ready for Saturday, August 9."
Bower added: "Oli Johnson, who injured a knee in pre-season but has recovered from the groin problems that affected him last year, could feature tomorrow but Alex Johnson is unlikely to play due to ankle trouble which he aggravated in the play-off final."
Bower added, however: "I have let go triallists Grant Roberts and Ibe Vermuelen go but will be making a decision over the weekend about Jack Stockdill, who some people at Bradford City were surprised they had let go."
The Lions have already faced Albion Sports away (at Farsley) last Thursday and Brighouse Town away on Tuesday, entertaining
Bradford City (0-3, urettferdig sies det) last Saturday, and Guiseley have another marquee home friendly on Monday against Huddersfield Town (7.45).
Bower said: "They sent a first-team squad two years ago but more of a development team last year. However, they will be a stiff test whoever they send."
EX-spillerne Ben Parker og Gavin Rothery finner vi hos Guiseley. ;)
Finnes det en side som oppdaterer oss i denne kampen?
Quote from: Sølvreven on July 18, 2014, 16:16:54
Finnes det en side som oppdaterer oss i denne kampen?
Han her pleier å være ivrig.
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Ellers går det på LUTV med lyd-commentry! :)
Hockaday will now be putting his players through their paces again when they make the short journey to Guiseley.
And the former Forest Green Rovers boss knows exactly what he will be looking to see.
"If we win the game then great but what I’m looking for is a performance", he told the club's site.
"We want the supporters to come down and I want the players to acquit themselves well.
"They have been very professional and I want them to go to Guiseley and put in a shift.
"The first thing you don’t demand but [what you] expect is that the players step over that line and they perform and they work hard."
Read more at http://www.insidefutbol.com/2014/07/18/forget-the-result-leeds-boss-david-hockaday-outlines-aim-for-saturday-friendly/150718/#QhgJA3slFVBOo3dS.99
Blir utrolig spennende å se om det etter hvert blir noe som minner om et LAG og en SPILLESTIL!
Team arkivet at Guiseley:
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bs5-RjRIYAAlE4s.jpg)
:)
Ryan Owen
#LUFC Head Coach David Hockaday was told that @GuiseleyAFC's car park was full ... redirected to free car park. pic.twitter.com/HeYr7r2qG1
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bs6FT7jIgAEKe51.jpg)
;D
Leeds United official
Today's Team News:
First 60 minutes: Silvestri, Thompson, Lees, Killock, C Taylor, Cook, Tonge, Bianchi, Norris, Morison, Doukara #lufc
Last 30 minutes: S Taylor, Byram, Wootton, Pearce, Warnock, Austin, Murphy, White, Hunt, Walters, Smith. #lufc
Phil Hay
Cellino has arrived, with the family behind him. Took the players out for lunch in Leeds earlier.
:D
Hvis vi ikke vinner denne kampen i dag så tror jeg vi rykker ned!
The referee has blown for half time. Remains goalless but United had the better chances #lufc
Skikkelig feriefotball:
Guiseley vs Leeds 0-0 HT
Cook svært god, Killock med noen gode klareringer, Silvestri med god kontroll, Doukara med noen fine raid. Stort sett lavt tempo av spillerne. Guiseley bra med, ifølge hjemme-kommentatorene. ;)
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rz73X9h8aRQ
Live her!
Phil Hay
United's best players in that half - Norris and Cook (who was excellent). Charlie Taylor's been a constant threat from left-back too. #lufc
Norris du.... ;D
Hay om Cook:
@TheLazyhazy defensive midfielder, sitting at the base of the diamond. Very tidy feet.
:)
Morison spiller som vanlig ikke bra. Får skrell av fansen og svarer. Ikke bra:
Dan
Morison telling Leeds fans to f**k off. The f**king cunt.
I disse twittertider er det lurt å holde kjeft"
84 mins 1-0 Jason Pearce
White assist på corner"
Leeds United official
85 mins. GOAL!!! Jason Pearce heads home an Aidy White corner 0-1 #lufc
Og der var det 0-2 Smith
90 mins. GOAL!! Matt Smith scores United's second in the final minute. Cross came from Byram 0-2 #lufc
:)
U-16 vant. 8-0
U-21 vant. 4-0
A-laget vant. 2-0
En bra ettermiddag! ;D
Quote from: Promotion 2010 on July 19, 2014, 17:51:48
U-16 vant. 8-0
U-21 vant. 4-0
A-laget vant. 2-0
En bra ettermiddag! ;D
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Litt sånn tja etter dette. Greit nok at laget trenger tid, men....
MOT
Terry George med Cellinos på tribunen i dag:
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bs6v7d9CUAEH745.jpg)
Result: Leeds United score twice late on to spare blushes
By Kristian Johnson, Reporter
Filed: Saturday, July 19, 2014 at 16:52 UK
Last Updated: Saturday, July 19, 2014 at 16:52 UK
Late goals from Jason Pearce and Matt Smith gave Leeds United a 2-0 victory over non-league Guiseley in a pre-season friendly this afternoon.
New Leeds signing Souleymane Doukara had the first chance of the game in the sixth minute when the Senegalese winger flashed a shot wide.
Steve Morison then nodded wide for the visitors, while at the other end Danny Forrest shot narrowly over.
Leeds were the better side though, and both Lewis Cook and Michael Tonge went close before the break.
Jake Lawlor reminded the Championship side that they were in a game though, as he went close minutes after the restart.
Leeds piled the pressure on as the final whistle approached, and it paid dividends as Pearce nodded home from Aidan Whites corner before Smith put a gloss on the result with a 90th-minute strike.
Phil Hay
Typical pre-season game at this stage - pretty mediocre with the odd decent performance thrown in. Cook the pick of the players.
Hockaday admitted that Leeds have plenty of ball work to do but was happy to see them dominate, win and keep clean sheet.
Hockaday giving the impression that Cook (and other youngsters) will be right in the thick of things this season. #lufc
No further transfer developments but Hockaday confirmed that Andre Blackman won't be joining the club. #lufc
Berardi was available today but had only trained with Leeds once so wasn't used. Likely to be involved at Mansfield
Hay: "Doukara had some Good Runs, but looked short of fitnes."
Lewis Cook
Glad to get 60 minutes against Guiseley today and get the win! Another good experience for me #lufc
Blant banens aller beste. :)
Ikke akkurat imponerende. Scorer ikke før det er bare 5 min. igjen >:(
Quote from: Furu on July 19, 2014, 19:07:39
Ikke akkurat imponerende. Scorer ikke før det er 5 min. >:(
Det er pre-season. Har du noen gang sett et Leeds lag imponere på dette tidspunkt på sommeren..?
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Før kampstart. Liten og koselig arena for de som liker genuin engelsk fotball.
https://vine.co/v/MQVm01nBWVA
:)
How did Leeds play, Hay:
@___LHollick possession based, very little (if any) long ball.
:o
Quote from: Promotion 2010 on July 19, 2014, 20:11:16
How did Leeds play, Hay:
@___LHollick possession based, very little (if any) long ball.
:o
Hookerday OUT!
Virker som om det var Tom Lees som var med for å knipse mynt, ingen hadde armbåndet på. :)
Match report: Guiseley 0 Leeds United 2
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by Phil Hay
Published on the
19 July
2014
17:44
An animated Massimo Cellino watched from the stands as Leeds United claimed a 2-0 win over non-league Guiseley at Nethermoor.
United’s Italian owner joined a crowd of 2,200 for a tight and even contest which played out in wet and humid conditions and was settled by late goals from Jason Pearce and Matt Smith.
Cellino had taken his players and staff out for lunch in Leeds prior to their first domestic friendly of the summer and Pearce and Smith delivered a victory in return after a long spell in which Guiseley frustrated United.
Head coach David Hockaday stretched the legs of his starting line-up by playing them for an hour, using new signings Marco Silvestri, Tommaso Bianchi and Souleymane Doukara from the outset.
Gaetano Berardi’s move from Sampdoria yesterday evening was processed too late Pfor the Swiss right-back to play but he travelled with the squad to Nethermoor and could make his debut at Mansfield Town on Tuesday, the first of United’s friendlies against Football League opposition.
Guiseley are four rungs below Leeds in the English pyramid but this afternoon’s match was still the most competitive staged by the Championship club so far following a 16-0 rout of an amateur side in Italy last week and the cancellation of a planned meeting with Romanian side Vittorul Constanta.
Guiseley’s team included two familiar names - ex-Leeds left-back Ben Parker and Gavin Rothery, once a promising member of United’s academy at Thorp Arch - and the non-league side made a tight contest of the first half.
Leeds saw only two clear chances, with Steve Morison heading a Charlie Taylor cross into the side-netting and Bianchi forcing an excellent, one-handed save from Steve Drench with a curling shot from outside the box.
Danny Forrest could have scored at the other end, however, and his rising shot forced Silvestri to tip the ball over with his fingertips.
Jake Lawlor should have opened the scoring for Guiseley at the start of the second period but dinked the ball wide of an exposed goal and Silvestri stood up well to claim a rising effort from Rothery.
Doukara saw a rare chance deflected shortly before Hockaday introduced a different line-up for the last 30 minutes and Leeds were denied a penalty when Aidy White’s cross struck the arm of Ryan Toulson
Lewis Walters almost snatched the opening goal when his strike on the turn on 74 minutes was beaten away by Drench but the keeper’s failure to read a corner from White on 85 minutes left Pearce with the task of heading into an empty net.
And Smith sealed the victory five minutes later when he ran in to covert Sam Byram’s cross from point-blank range.
Guiseley: Drench, Holdsworth, Parker, Lowe, Hall, Lawlor, Brooksby, Stockdill, Boyes, Forrest, Rothery. Subs: Toulson, O Johnson, Harrison, Ible, Porritt, Crossley, Marshall, Walker, Scott.
Leeds United: Silvestri (S Taylor 60), Thompson (Byram 55), Lees (Wootton 60), Killock (Pearce 60), C Taylor (Warnock 60), Cook (Austin 60), Tonge (Murphy 60), Bianchi (White 60), Norris (Hunt 60), Morison (Walters 60), Doukara (Smith 60).
LATE GOALS SECURE UNITED WIN
Jason Pearce and Matt Smith goals secure win...
PUBLISHED 19 JULY 2014 AT 05:00
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GUISELEY 0, UNITED 2 (Pearce 86, Smith 90).
Guiseley: Drench, Holdsworth, Parker, Lowe, Hall, Lawlor, Brooksby, Stockdill, Boyes, Forrest, Rothery.
United:
First 60 minutes: Silvestri, Thompson, Lees, Killock, C Taylor, Cook, Tonge, Bianchi, Norris, Morison, Doukara.
Last 30 minutes: S Taylor, Byram, Wootton, Pearce, Warnock, Austin, Murphy, White, Hunt, Walters, Smith.
Referee: Adrian Holmes
Att: 2,200 (Sell Out)
United made the short journey to Conference North side Guiseley for their first friendly on English soil. United head coach David Hockaday opted to play two Leeds XIs for the match, with the first playing 60 minutes and the second completing the final half hour.
There were starts for new signings Marco Silvestri, Souleymane Doukara and Tommaso Bianchi along with United youngster Lewis Cook in the centre of midfield. There was a return to action for Scott Wootton in the second eleven and United’s first signing of the summer Stuart Taylor was between the posts.
United started the game well and dictated the pace and tempo of the match. The first chance of the afternoon fell to United’s loan signing Doukara, the forward used his strength to create the opening but his shot went wide of the mark.
Just minutes later the striker was in the thick of the action again but Charlie Taylor’s cross was cut-out superbly before the ball could reach Doukara.
United continued to dominate and on 13 minutes Steve Morison went close to opening the scoring when he sent a header just wide of the right-hand post.
The chances kept coming United’s way and Bianchi went close when his curling effort from outside the box was palmed wide by Steve Drench in the Guiseley goal.
Throughout the first half United youngster Lewis Cook showed his qualities that helped England’s Under-17s win the European Championship in the summer, when his quick feet opened up an opportunity for him. Unfortunately his strike from distance went just over the bar.
With 10 minutes of the first half remaining the best chance fell to Michael Tonge following a scramble in the Guiseley penalty area. The ball fell to Tonge but his shot went inches over the bar.
The home side threatened twice during the first half and both times through Danny Forrest. The striker went close with a shot that went just over the bar and a great tackle from Zac Thompson thwarted him just before the break.
The home side began the second half well and went close to opening the scoring when Jake Lawlor sent a shot just wide of the upright.
Prior to David Hockaday making the changes on the hour mark Doukara threatened once again but his shot was charged down well and blocked.
United’s second XI of the afternoon were rarely threatened throughout but Forrest did send a shot just wide after the hour.
Matt Smith and Lewis Walters were United’s strike partnership for the final 30 minutes and both went close during the final quarter of the game. Walters turned and shot for goal but his strike went just wide of the mark. Smith used his strength to create the space but his shot was saved well by Drench.
United piled on the pressure during the final minutes and with just four minutes of the match remaining Jason Pearce headed home an Aidy White corner to give his side the lead.
And in the final minute of the game Smith turned a Sam Byram cross passed Drench to give United the friendly victory by two goals.
- See more at: http://www.leedsunited.com/news/article/4c3rwhv2j19a14zykfn5eu0ju/title/late-goals-secure-united-win?#sthash.OhkSZ7YC.dpuf
En leser i YEP:
Though I don't think you can read much into friendlies we definitely need some more firepower up front. I hope Mass can see that because without at least 1 really quality forward we will be a bit toothless. Im sure Mass can see that though.
Players of the calibre of Vangioni or Gradel will help a lot. Without that we are one dimensional. We are reliant on Matt Smith, a player Cellino isn't sure about because I guess Cellino prefers more mobile players
Regardless of the above we will definitely be a better team than we were last season. I like Silvestre so far (though its early to tell) and Bianchi needs time.
Positives
- Byram looks fit and raring to go . Hope Cellino notes that
- Smith will be a threat
- Pearce must be a starter
- Silvestre looks very good
- Cook and Taylor seem to be pushing on now.
Negatives
- A bit toothless in attack, cant just rely on Smith as you saw where that leads you last season - Long ball
- Bianchi needs time to settle in
- Sorry Mass I know you like him but I just cant see Hunt doing it in a leeds shirt
- Norris is all huff and puff but doesn't have the cutting edge of say Murphey or Byram
Quote from: Sydhagen on July 19, 2014, 19:08:53
Quote from: Furu on July 19, 2014, 19:07:39
Ikke akkurat imponerende. Scorer ikke før det er bare 5 min. igjen >:(
Det er pre-season. Har du noen gang sett et Leeds lag imponere på dette tidspunkt på sommeren..?
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Nei, men jeg skulle ønske jeg hadde gjort det! :-\