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LUSCOS Forum => Ordet er fritt => Emne startet av: kjelvi på April 11, 2007, 07:36:18
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Neste kamp er hjemme mot Burnley lørdag 14. april, kl. 16.00.
Går direkte på Viasat Sport 2 og trolig på stream.
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Leeds United versus Burnley
Overall Record (excluding friendlies): 51 25-11-15 91-71
Home: 14 6 6 55-32
Away/Neutral: 11 5 9 36-39
League Cup
Date Venue Round Result Crowd Scorers
06/09/1972 Elland Road LCR2 4 - 0 20857 Jones, Cherry, Lorimer, Lorimer
League
Date Venue League Result Crowd Scorers
28/11/2006 Turf Moor Coca-Cola Football League Championship 1 - 2 15061 Healy
22/11/2005 Elland Road Coca-Cola Football League Championship 2 - 0 21318 Healy (pen), Blake
15/10/2005 Turf Moor Coca-Cola Football League Championship 2 - 1 16174 Lewis, Hulse
05/02/2005 Turf Moor Coca-Cola Football League Championship 1 - 0 17789 Einarsson
02/11/2004 Elland Road Coca-Cola Football League Championship 1 - 2 27490 Wright
09/04/1983 Turf Moor Division Two 2 - 1 12149 OG, Ritchie
20/10/1982 Elland Road Division Two 3 - 1 13827 Hird, Butterworth, Worthington
03/04/1976 Elland Road Division One 2 - 1 25384 Hampton, McKenzie
27/09/1975 Turf Moor Division One 1 - 0 23190 Cherry
26/12/1974 Elland Road Division One 2 - 2 34724 Jordan, Lorimer
14/09/1974 Turf Moor Division One 1 - 2 25122 Lorimer
23/03/1974 Elland Road Division One 1 - 4 39335 Clarke
10/11/1973 Turf Moor Division One 0 - 0 37894 -
03/04/1971 Elland Road Division One 4 - 0 31192 Clarke, Clarke, Clarke, Clarke
29/08/1970 Turf Moor Division One 3 - 0 26006 Jones, Clarke, Clarke
04/04/1970 Elland Road Division One 2 - 1 24691 E. Gray, E. Gray
26/08/1969 Turf Moor Division One 1 - 1 28000 Jones
21/12/1968 Elland Road Division One 6 - 1 31409 Giles, Jones, Bremner, Lorimer, Lorimer, E. Gray
19/10/1968 Turf Moor Division One 1 - 5 26423 Bremner
11/05/1968 Turf Moor Division One 0 - 3 13247 -
20/09/1967 Elland Road Division One 2 - 1 32944 Lorimer, Lorimer
07/01/1967 Elland Road Division One 3 - 1 37465 Greenhoff, Johanneson, Johanneson
03/09/1966 Turf Moor Division One 1 - 1 30757 E. Gray
07/05/1966 Turf Moor Division One 1 - 0 33238 OG
30/10/1965 Elland Road Division One 1 - 1 41628 Storrie
15/03/1965 Elland Road Division One 5 - 1 38506 Collins, Collins, Charlton, Charlton, Johanneson
24/10/1964 Turf Moor Division One 1 - 0 24329 Bell
19/12/1959 Turf Moor Division One 1 - 0 17398 Overfield
22/08/1959 Elland Road Division One 2 - 3 20233 Charlton, Cush (pen)
03/01/1959 Turf Moor Division One 1 - 3 26013 Shackleton
30/08/1958 Elland Road Division One 1 - 1 22739 Forrest
22/03/1958 Elland Road Division One 1 - 0 24994 Meek
23/11/1957 Turf Moor Division One 1 - 3 24144 Baird (pen)
11/03/1957 Elland Road Division One 1 - 1 31956 Charles
20/10/1956 Turf Moor Division One 0 - 0 26440 -
10/11/1945 Turf Moor Football League (Northern Section) 3 - 2 6925 Henry, Short, Ainsley
03/11/1945 Elland Road Football League (Northern Section) 1 - 2 11387 Ainsley
07/12/1940 Elland Road North Regional League 1 - 1 3000 Hargreaves
02/04/1932 Elland Road Division Two 3 - 1 13037 Hydes, Furness, Cochrane
21/11/1931 Turf Moor Division Two 5 - 0 12767 Firth, Firth, Furness, Cochrane, Cochrane
01/02/1930 Turf Moor Division One 3 - 0 12505 Duggan, Jennings, Jennings
28/09/1929 Elland Road Division One 3 - 0 26676 Hart, White, Wainscoat
23/02/1929 Turf Moor Division One 0 - 5 13506 -
13/10/1928 Elland Road Division One 2 - 1 29565 White, Jennings
19/04/1927 Elland Road Division One 0 - 2 18740 -
15/04/1927 Turf Moor Division One 2 - 3 21099 Jennings, Turnbull
26/12/1925 Turf Moor Division One 3 - 6 22207 Whipp, Armand, Jennings
25/12/1925 Elland Road Division One 2 - 2 23325 Whipp, Turnbull
24/01/1925 Elland Road Division One 0 - 2 15000 -
20/09/1924 Turf Moor Division One 1 - 1 23000 Thom
Friendly
Date Venue Result Crowd Scorers
27/07/2003 Turf Moor 2 - 4 9005 Viduka, Smith
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Burnley: Leeds Players
This is a list of players who have played for Burnley who have also played for Leeds.
Leeds ** Burnley
Player From To ** From To Apps Goals
Joe Harris 01/07/1922-01/10/1925 ** 01/09/1910-01/06/1912 ?-?
Billy Down 01/07/1920-01/09/1925 ** 01/09/1927-01/12/1930 ?-?
George Brown 10/09/1935-01/10/1936 ** 01/10/1934-10/09/1935 ?-?
Harry O'Grady 01/08/1932-31/05/1933 ** 31/05/1933-01/06/1934 ?-?
Jack Kelly 28/01/1935-01/01/1938 ** 01/10/1930-01/04/1933 ?-?
Ralph Rodgerson 31/03/1921-01/01/1923 ** 01/03/1913-? ?-?
Alan Shackleton 31/10/1958-01/09/1959 ** 01/05/1954-31/10/1958 31-18
Ian Lawson 01/03/1962-01/06/1965 ** 01/03/1956-01/03/1962 23-7
Kevin Hird 01/03/1979-01/08/1984 ** 01/08/1984-01/06/1986 83-23
Peter Hampton 01/09/1971-01/08/1980 ** 01/08/1984-01/08/1987 118-2
Brian Flynn 01/11/1977-15/11/1982 ** 04/03/1982-? 2-0
Brian Flynn 01/11/1977-15/11/1982 ** 01/10/1972 01/11/1977 120 8
Brian Flynn 01/11/1977-15/11/1982 ** 15/11/1982-01/11/1984 80-11
Ray Hankin 01/09/1976-01/03/1980 ** 01/02/1973-01/09/1976 112-37
Wayne Entwistle 15/10/1979-01/11/1980 ** 01/08/1986-? 8-2
Tony Arins 31/05/1980-01/11/1981 ** 01/07/1976-31/05/1980 29-2
Peter Haddock 01/07/1986-01/06/1991 ** 01/03/1986-? 7-0
Roger Eli 01/09/1983-01/01/1986 ** 01/07/1989-? 99-20
Peter Swan 06/08/1984-23/03/1989 ** 04/08/1995-08/08/1997 60-7
Peter Swan 06/08/1984-23/03/1989 ** 28/08/1998-14/03/2000 19-0
Peter Mumby 01/07/1987-01/07/1989 ** 01/07/1989-01/06/1992 46-9
Mark Ford 05/03/1993-18/07/1997 ** 18/07/1997-01/06/1999 48-1
Robbie Blake 18/07/2005-? ** 25/01/2002-05/01/2005 137-51
Ian Moore 24/03/2005-? ** 20/11/2000-24/03/2005 215-50
Andy Gray 01/07/1995-02/09/1998 ** 01/06/2006 ?-?
Andy Gray 01/07/1995-02/09/1998 ** 16/03/2006-08/05/2006 9-3
Michael Ricketts 24/06/2004-30/06/2006 ** 30/01/2006-01/05/2006 13-2
John Oster 05/11/2004-31/12/2004 ** 29/01/2005-02/08/2005 18-1
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Kjentfolk på Turf Moor
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Andy Gray
Sønn til Frank, nevø til Eddie
Startet sin karriere i Leeds Utd. Spilte 22 kamper i perioden 1996-98.
Ønsket tilbake i Leeds sommeren 2006, da han gikk til Burnley fra Sunderland for £750.000 etter å ha vært på Turf Moore på lån fra mars 2006.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Gray_%28footballer%2C_born_1977%29
http://www.burnleyfootballclub.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Squad/PlayerProfilesDetail/0,,10413~12388,00.html
http://www.leedsfans.org.uk/leeds/players/492.html
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Steven Caldwell
13 kamper og 1 mål for Leeds Utd. i 2004, på lån fra Newcastle Utd.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Caldwell
http://www.burnleyfootballclub.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Squad/PlayerProfilesDetail/0,,10413~5945,00.html
http://www.leedsfans.org.uk/leeds/players/32199.html
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Burnley sist!
Burnley 2 Jones S 4, McVeigh 48
Cardiff City 0
Att: 11347
Clarets prolong Bluebirds' slump
Steve Jones and Paul McVeigh scored as Burnley won 2-0 at home to Cardiff, a result which should ensure the Clarets stay in the Championship.
Burnley are up to 17th in the table but Cardiff have slipped to 10th - five points from the play-offs - after a fourth successive defeat.
The Clarets, now past the 50-point mark, followed up morale-enhancing wins over Plymouth Argyle and Birmingham with another polished performance and deserved victory that will virtually banish any lingering relegation fears at Turf Moor.
It is a far cry from just over a week ago when Steve Cotterill's side had gone 19 games without a win, but three on the spin have proved a timely shot in the arm for the club's fortunes.
The livewire Jones broke the deadlock after just four minutes with an instinctive finish before McVeigh wrapped up the points from close range three minutes into the second half.
Defeat for City, meanwhile, has left them further adrift of the play-off pack and manager Dave Jones will be well aware his side need plenty of good fortune in the coming weeks if they are to clinch a top-six finish.
Burnley boss Cotterill opted to deploy the same starting line-up for the third game in a row and was instantly rewarded as his side capitalised on some suspect City defending to race into an early lead.
Michael Duff's throw-in level with the 18-yard box should have been hacked clear but instead Andy Gray pounced to prod the ball into the path of Jones and the winger steered a rasping drive across goalkeeper David Forde from just inside the penalty area.
It was the Northern Ireland international's second goal in as many home outings following his strike in the 4-0 win over Plymouth last Tuesday, and his fifth in total since joining from Crewe last summer.
The early goal set the tone for a frenetic opening as Peter Whittingham blazed over from 25 yards before Gray saw a looping header skid off the top of the crossbar after stooping to meet a deft Jones centre with 20 minutes played.
On the half-hour, Paul Parry's teasing corner was directed goal-bound by Roger Johnson but combative midfielder James O'Connor found himself in the right place to clear off the line as the first half petered out to an uneventful end.
City were again slow out of the blocks after the restart and the hosts doubled their advantage after 48 minutes.
Gray played a raking ball out wide to Wade Elliott on the right flank and his near-post cross was guided past Forde from six yards by the waiting McVeigh.
The on-loan Norwich striker should have had a second moments later in virtually a carbon-copy of the move that led to Burnley's second, however, this time Forde scrambled away McVeigh's effort.
City boss Jones introduced Steven Thompson, Darcy Blake and Matthew Green in a bid to bolster his toothless attack but they were continually denied by a dogged Burnley backline.
Michael Chopra's deflected 25-yard free kick wrong-footed goalkeeper Brian Jensen allowing Johnson to head home from close-range but his celebrations were cut short and Burnley recorded another priceless win.
Burnley:
12 Jensen
6 Duff
2 Thomas
24 Caldwell
3 Harley
11 Elliott **
18 Djemba-Djemba
7 O'Connor J
21 McVeigh *
9 Jones S
10 Gray ***
On The Bench
1 Coyne
5 Coughlan
16 McCann * (75)
19 Spicer *** (90)
20 Akinbiyi ** (86)
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Så at Kelly spilte full kamp mot Bham (res). Kan det tyde på at GK starter mot Burnley??[:p] jeg håper!
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Hvorfor har han ikke da spilt siste måneden (som har vært skadefri)? Kelly er frosset ut, skandaløst nok.
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Har ikke sett høydepunkter fra sist kamp, vet ikke hvem Wise sikter til
ang. dårlig jobb på våre baklengsmål.
Kanskje blir det endringer bak, men tviler igjen på at Kelly får spille.
Chresswell kommer garantert inn fra start igjen, ellers kan Howson få
tillit på midten.
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Hadde likt dette laget:
Ankers - Kelly, Marques, Michalik, Gray - Blake, Howson, Kish, Lewis - Healy og Cressy
Evt. bytte Thompson med Howson.
Tipper på dette laget:
Ankers - Rui, Michalik, Heath, Gray - Blake, Kish, Thompson, Lewis - Healy og Cressy
auren
Leeds
Till
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Die!
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Blir en tøff kamp dette. Nå må det nullstilles og bli klar til nok en sjebnesvanger kamp på lørdag.
Tror laget kan bli mye det samme som startet mot Colchester med unntak da av selfølgelig en erstatter for Douglas. Håper på Howson, tror på thommo. Kanskje spiller Cressy for Kandol, kanskje sitter Flo på benken.
*Champions of CCC 06/07*
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Mener Thommo bør starte i stedet for Howson. Han har vært bra siden han kom inn mot Plymouth. Vi trenger å vinne, og Thommo har bra pasningsfot og frispark. Kish ( og Lewis? ) får stå for løpinga.
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Gray back 'Fittter and stronger'
STEVE Cotterill believes Andy Gray has come back Fittter and stronger after taking time out from the rigours of his bid to regain full fitness.
The 10-goal Burnley striker had struggled to match his early season form after returning from a two-month lay-off with a broken foot in February.
But after contracting a virus and losing half a stone, following the late 1-0 defeat at Southend last month, Cotterill ordered the former Sunderland hitman to take a week-long break.
Despite waiting for his first goal since sustaining his injury at the end of November, Gray has looked back to his best as the Clarets have recorded three wins on the spin.
Cotterill had revealed early in the New Year how hard the 29-year-old was working to make a speedy recovery from three cracked bones in his right foot, putting up to two hours' work with the physio before training was even due to start.
But it seems a complete rest has been just what the doctor ordered.
"I sent him home for a week and I didn't want to see him, I didn't want anyone else to see him, didn't want the players to see him," the Burnley boss said.
"I wanted him to go home and have a week at home, enjoy his week with his family, enjoy his week rehabilitating and looking after himself.
"At the time I'm thinking I don't know if that's what I'd do. But we trained him, we encouraged him, we got on top of it and , looking back, it probably wasn't what he needed. What he needed was that week off where we didn't do any fitness work with him, we didn't do any finishing with him.
"You can practice all you like, but we didn't do anything with him and he's come back and I'm delighted for him that he's playing well.
"Until he had that break to take on board what had actually happened to him, how he'd rehabilitated and how he'd come back, plus an illness, the penny had dropped with him in that break."
And Cotterill is confident that Gray will soon reap the rewards of his relentless efforts with goals.
"As long as he's playing like he has been, it's only a matter of time.
"The only thing is his performance might dip and he might score that day.
"But I always think you've got to work yourself in credit in this life. I don't think anything's handed to you. It might be handed to you sometime, but there'll be a knock-on effect down the line for you. And I think, in a positive way, because he's playing well, there'll be a knock-on effect and he will score goals, because he's a good player."
He added: "Everyone in the dressing room, the staff and probably the supporters as well, are gutted that he hasn't scored, and when he scores I hope they bring the house down because there's no lad that deserves a goal more than him at this moment in time."
lancashiretelegraph.co.uk
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Lewis ready for 'biggest' tests
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Leeds winger Eddie Lewis is convinced Dennis Wise's battlers can quickly put the Easter Monday defeat at Colchester behind them.
The American concedes the players were crestfallen after two late goals at Layer Road - the winner in stoppage time - saw Colchester snatch all three points.
"It was enormous disappointment on Monday, particularly with where we are in the league and our recent form," Lewis told the club's official website. "To lose like that is such a big disappointment, but everyone will come around.
"They're all going to be games like this until the end of the season now - every one will be the biggest in the world."
Leeds, who slumped back into the bottom three with four games left, face another crucial clash against Burnley on Saturday at Elland Road.
TeamTalk
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No Room For Sentiment - Gray
Burnley striker Andy Gray will seperate himself from any sentiment at Elland Road on Saturday.
Gray left Leeds for Nottingham Forest in 1998 having made only 16 starts, including the 1996 League Cup final against Aston Villa.
He said in the YEP: "I've got obvious family connections to the club, I supported them when I was young and I still live in Leeds. Most of my friends are fans. It almost goes without saying that I don't want them to go down.
"I never thought it would get to this stage, their squad always seemed too good to me, and I think they'll get out of it. But it's going to be close, and relegation would be a massive blow.
"Of course it disappoints me but at the same time I'm a professional footballer and I've got a job to do on Saturday. There's no room for sentiment.
"We might look safe but I think the total of points needed to stay up will be higher than it has been for a long time."
leedsutd-mad.co.uk
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Cress Well Again
Richard Cresswell is set to return to partner new skipper David Healy up front on Saturday, having been rested for the match at Colchester.
Wise's selection policy on Monday was criticised by some Leeds fans but the United manager was unrepentant.
He said: "People can say what they like but unless you are here all the time you don't know what is going on. The surgeon said Cress can't play Saturday and Monday. He wanted to play but it wouldn't have been the right thing to do. He's given us a lot and I didn't want to lose him for the last four games.
"He was playing before with a real bad knee problem and had to have the operation and it's still getting better. I had to stop him from playing otherwise he could have finished his career.
"He would be limping in training and in a lot of pain but would insist, 'I'm fine gaffer.' You don't get many players like him. He would die for the cause but I won't allow him to cripple himself. Despite the position we were in it would not have been fair to Cress to play him."
leedsutd-mad.co.uk
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03/04/1971 Elland Road Division One 4 - 0 31192 Clarke, Clarke, Clarke, Clarke
29/08/1970 Turf Moor Division One 3 - 0 26006 Jones, Clarke, Clarke
Scoret seks mål mot Burnley i 70/71 sesongen, tenk å hatt en goalgetter som Allangutten til lørdag!!!!
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Noen som har fått med seg intervjuet av Wise på LUTV?
Der snakker de om Kelly og om han får spille flere kamper for Leeds.
Wise svarer med at han foretrekker Frazer framfor Kelly, og sier folk
kan like så godt spør hvorfor han ikke bruker Foxe på høyrebacken.
Helt idiotisk spør du mg!.[:(!]
She has a face on her like a bulldog that's just licked piss off a nettle…….
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Ut i fra mine beregninger er Kelly 43 ganger bedre enn Frazer og 57 ganger bedre enn Foxe på høyrebacken. Sannelig rart unWise og jeg er SÃ… uenige......
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yeah, så intervjuet på lutv. Helt uforståelig, DW foretrekker Fraz fremfor Kelly, ja, det høres ut som både Marques og Foxe går foran.
Kelly, årets h.back i CCC forrige sesong, det må være løgn. ER hadde letta med Kelly på banen på lørdag, og gjennom det gitt laget et ekstra gir.
Fraz blir vel ikke klar til Burnley, skaden så vond ut. Og da blir det vel Marques eller Foxe. Vikrker ikke som Sa kommer inn heller.
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At disse skal være bedre enn Kelly er jo helt håpløst. Og dette i en situasjon hvor vi MÃ… vinne for å holde plassen! Skal politikk hindre oss i å vinne kamper nå? Vil Wise og Bates rykke ned? IDIOTER[V]
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Burnley gikk 18!! kamper uten å vinne før de vant de tre siste seriekampene. Litt skummelt at de plutselig har funnet formen, men kan ikke tenke meg at de vinner 4 kamper på rad og vi vinner nok en gang knepent 1-0 eller 2-1..
Barnsley har ikke spilt uavgjort på 20 kamper og kommer typisk å spille uavgjor 4 på rad nå!
samtitig har hull ikke spilt uavgjor på 10 kamper så der kommer nok også et par uavgjorte snart.
"Who needs Cantona??"
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Alle disse uttalelsene fra "den lille rotta med de stikkende øynene" er bare en dekkoperasjon for å tåkelegge det faktum at Ken Bates nekter Gary Kelly førstelagsspill. Vi har jo vært igjennom denne leksa før. Uansett hvor rare disse tallene er omkring Kellys førstelagsopptredener, totalt og fra han skrev ny kontrakt for fem år siden, så står det fast at Kelly ikke får spille mer grunnet noe bonusgreier.
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og når det gjelder statistikken til Burnley..så driter jeg i den. Hjemme kamp mot Burnley SKAL være 3 poeng. Det er og bør være holdningen til 110% av alle LEEDS spiller, trener apparat og fans.... At Kelly blir frøset ut er latterlig, det samme gjorde Leeds med Batty, Dacourt etc etc...Har klubben lært ? Nope..og det skaper ikke vinnerkultur....
Fornyet tillit i CCC og nye eiere + ny trener...takk...
phu.. ;o)
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Dersom det er som Karl "hot shot" påstår, at Kelly skal ha bonus (700.000 pund??) dersom han spiller en kamp til, synes jeg det er jævlig greit at Wise/Bates ikke bruker Kelly mer. Greit nok at Kelly har vært en glitrende spiller for Leeds, men la oss nå ikke grave oss ned i nostalgi.
Kelly slutter i Leeds til sommeren og har fått velfortjent lønn hos Leeds. Kan ikke helt se poenget i å bruke 700.000 pund for at han skal spille 4 kamper nå på tampen.
Tviler også for at han er i særlig form, mannen har jo vært skadet i flere måneder i strekk.
Er enig med Wise og tror Frazer er bedre akkurat nå, og en man med fremtid i LEEDS!
"Who needs Cantona??"
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Kelly's time looks up at United
Dennis Wise today hinted that Gary Kelly was unlikely to make another appearance for Leeds United after admitting the Irish full-back is "down the pecking order" at Elland Road. United's manager confirmed that Kelly's 27-game exile from the first team is set to continue when Burnley travel to Elland Road tomorrow, claiming the form of Frazer Richardson was preventing the 32-year-old's recall. Kelly has been restricted to reserve-team football since appearing in United's Championship clash with Barnsley at the start of November, and the club have blamed back and ankle injuries for his extended absence. A 70-minute outing with United's second string at Bradford last month appeared to have placed Kelly in contention for a return to the senior squad, but he was missing from both league fixtures over the Easter weekend and is not thought to have travelled with Wise's squad to Colchester United on Monday. Manuel Rui Marques was fielded at right-back at Layer Road due to a minor injury to Richardson.
Kelly, who is expected to retire at the end of the season after almost 16 years with Leeds, completed Tuesday night's reserve game against Birmingham City, but he is
"So fit or not, I don't think he'd play in front of Frazer. Frazer hasn't done anything for me to justify not playing him in the team. He (Kelly) is down the pecking order, and that's it. It's very difficult to turn round and say I'm going to play him because Frazer has been fantastic. What you can I do – what do you want me to do? I've played (Hayden) Foxe at right-back, and he did okay. People could be asking me why I'm not playing him. If Gary Kelly is going to get me four goals in five games then I'd play him every week."
Kelly was ever-present in United's league fixtures until Colchester's visit to Elland Road on November 11, and his long absence has fuelled speculation that financial restraints are preventing Leeds from including him in their first team. The Republic of Ireland international is reaching the end of a deal which was signed while Leeds were a prominent Premiership club, but Shaun Harvey, United's chief executive officer, denied that the burden of Kelly's contract was behind Wise's selection policy.
Harvey said: "Dennis is under no pressure from the club not to play Gary Kelly. Any suggestion to the contrary is exceptionally wide of the mark."
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Marques eyes Championship safety
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Leeds defender Rui Marques wants to protect his side's Championship status before securing his own future at Elland Road.
The Portuguese star, who is out of contract at the end of the season, has been a regular in Dennis Wise's team since the turn of the year.
But with four games left for Leeds to save their Championship lives, Marques claims he is focused on just one target.
He said: "The most important thing is that Leeds stay in the league first
"Of course my contract is running out but I'm not bothered at the moment - it's not the time to think about this.
"I believe that if I play well, doors will open for me and the best way to make this happen is to focus on my job."
TeamTalk
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Same again for Elland Road trip
Burnley boss Steve Cotterill will look to select an unchanged side for a fourth consecutive match when his side travel to struggling Leeds.
The Clarets have ended a 19-match winless run with three victories on the bounce, without conceding a goal, and Cotterill is likely to stick with those players.
That means on-loan Norwich man Paul McVeigh will once again partner Andy Gray in attack with Ade Akinbiyi having to be satisfied with a place on the bench.
Elsewhere, midfielder Alan Mahon, who has started just one game since the turn of the year due to a groin problem, is edging closer to fitness.
The Irishman, however, is not likely to be risked and stays on the sidelines, along with defender Stephen Foster (Achilles).
TeamTalk
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Sky Sports: Championship weekend preview
There could be further fluctuations in the Championship this weekend, with big games for the promotion chasers and those looking to avoid relegation.
Top-of-the-table Sunderland aim to stretch their unbeaten run at home to Queens Park Rangers, while Derby County go to Ipswich Town.
Other games between play-off hopefuls see Cardiff City and Stoke City meet, while Birmingham City - aiming to eventually get back in the top two - face Southampton.
At the bottom end of the table, the biggest game pits Southend United against Barnsley, while caretaker Leicester City manager Nigel Worthington comes up against former club Norwich City.
Birmingham City v Southampton
Andy Cole could make his Birmingham debut after recovering from a hamstring injury. Steve Bruce's dilemma is whether to pick the veteran striker from the start or put him on the bench.
Stephen Clemence has also been training this week after a rib injury and will hope to be involved.
Gareth Bale is out for at least two weeks with an ankle injury and may, therefore, have played his last game for Saints.
Nathan Dyer is out with a knee injury, but Kenwyne Jones and Leon Best could feature after ankle and foot injuries.
Skysports.com prediction: 1-1
Cardiff City v Stoke City
Riccardo Scimeca is again likely to miss out for Cardiff with a groin injury. Glenn Loovens is also missing with a foot injury.
Simon Walton is suspended for The Bluebirds, who need to win to revive their play-off aspirations.
Andy Griffin will return to the Stoke side after suspension, but Dominic Matteo, Salif Diao and Darel Russell all require fitness tests.
Mamady Sidibe will be unable to celebrate his new contract with a goal as he has an Achilles injury, so Vincent Pericard could start as Jon Parkin has been recalled by Hull.
Skysports.com prediction: 1-0
Coventry City v Preston North End
Iain Dowie will be pressed into a change in midfield as Irishman, Michael Doyle, starts a two-match suspension. Isaac Osbourne, Chris Birchall, Khalilou Fadiga or Colin Cameron will come in.
Michael Mifsud is tipped to start up front, with Leon McKenzie struggling with a calf injury. Kevin Thornton, Don Hutchison and David McNamee are near full fitness.
Paul Simpson has vowed to make changes to his Preston team, with Lewis Neal, Franck Songo'o and Neil Mellor pushing for recalls.
But while Simpson has plenty of options, he could still be without Dave Hibbert, Joe Anyinsah and Liam Chilvers.
Skysports.com prediction: 2-1
Crystal Palace v Wolverhampton Wanderers
Peter Taylor will hope the summer holiday flavour lifts at Selhurst Park, with Ben Watson and Jobi McAnuff back to boost the Palace team.
Stuart Green (shoulder) and Michael Hughes (ankle) are out, and are set to be joined on the sidelines by Dougie Freedman (ankle). Darren Ward has been ill during the week.
Wolves will be without Matt Murray for the trip south as the keeper has a side injury, so Jan Budtz will start.
Jackie McNamara should play after an ankle injury, while Michael Kightly is expected to figure after a heavy cold.
Skysports.com prediction: 0-2
Hull City v Colchester United
The relegation battlers could be boosted by the return to the squad of David Livermore after a knee injury.
Jon Parkin is also pushing for a start after his loan spell at Stoke City, but Nick Barmby is doubtful with a calf problem.
Colchester are hoping to name an unchanged team for the fourth game in a row as a play-off berth remains a possibility.
Kevin Watson is the only doubt due to a hamstring injury, while Kevin McLeod is pushing for a start after a hernia operation.
Skysports.com prediction: 1-1
Ipswich Town v Derby County
Lewis Price (ankle) and David Wright (virus) will undergo fitness tests to determine their participation for Ipswich.
Dan Harding is available again after suspension, but Sylvain Legwinski and Richard Naylor are out for the season.
Derby will be without Darren Currie as the midfielder is not eligible to play under the terms of his loan from Ipswich.
But The Rams could pick Dean Leacock (illness) and Marc Edworthy (broken nose), while Darren Moore has been banned for four games after being found guilty of violent conduct.
Skysports.com prediction: 2-2
Leeds United v Burnley
Northern Ireland striker David Healy will skipper the Leeds team for the rest of the season as Jonathan Douglas is suspended.
The relegation strugglers are also without Frazer Richardson, Shaun Derry and Gary Kelly for a game they must win.
Burnley team news to follow.
Skysports.com prediction: 0-1
Leicester City v Norwich City
Worthington takes charge of Leicester for the first time after replacing Rob Kelly in the week and he comes up against the club he left back in October.
Gareth McAuley could return to the squad after a hamstring injury, but Danny Tiatto serves a suspension.
Norwich have problems in midfield, with Youssef Safri (hamstring) and Luke Chadwick (thigh) out, while Robert Earnshaw is not quite ready to return up front.
Peter Grant also has doubts over Simon Lappin (fractured thumb), Mark Fotheringham (back) and Jason Shackell (knee).
Skysports.com prediction: 2-1
Luton Town v Plymouth Argyle
Bottom club Luton are again missing several players for a game Kevin Blackwell desperately needs to collect three points from.
Ahmet Brkovic will miss the rest of the season with a facial injury, while Paul Underwood, Sam Parkin and Kevin Foley are unlikely to play again this term.
Blackwell will also be without Sol Davis (calf), Dean Morgan (ankle) and Leon Barnett (hamstring), who could also miss the closing four games.
Scott Sinclair will play the final game of his loan spell for Plymouth before returning to Premiership champions Chelsea.
Mat Doumbe and Akos Buzsaky were back in the team which beat Leicester 3-0 and should retain their places.
Skysports.com prediction: 0-0
Southend United v Barnsley
Southend have just one injury doubt, but it is a major one as Freddy Eastwood is aiming to recover from back spasms.
Victory for Southend at Roots Hall would see Steve Tilson's side leap above Barnsley, who have injury problems to contend with.
Brian Howard, Martin Devaney and Paul Reid are all doubtful for The Tykes, while Bobby Hassell and Adam Eckersley are also out.
Hassell is suspended after his red card against Birmingham City, while Eckersley has returned to Manchester United due to a thigh injury.
Skysports.com prediction: 2-0
Sunderland v Queens Park Rangers
The Black Cats have yet to lose in the Championship in 2007 and went top of the table after coming from behind to beat Southampton on Monday.
Graham Kavanagh featured for the reserves in the week, but is unlikely to feature, while Liam Miller and Nyron Nosworthy are in the squad after recovering from knocks.
QPR are without Gareth Ainsworth for the rest of the season due to a broken fibula, but Lee Cook and Michael Mancienne should feature.
Inigo Idiakez and Martin Rowlands both have hamstring injuries, while Marc Bircham remains sidelined with a back problem.
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Moore wary of Clarets' threat
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Leeds forward Ian Moore reckons old club Burnley have paid the price for having a small squad this season.
The Clarets are on a three-match winning run as they travel to Elland Road to take on Moore's relegation battlers, but an 18-match winless streak in the league ruined their chances of a play-off place.
And Moore told the Lancashire Evening Telegraph: "Obviously, Burnley were up there up until Christmas but since then have had this run of 18 games without a win but I knew how good the squad was there.
"The squad isn't as big as most, and possibly that's why they have dropped away, but they have shown in the last three games how good they are.
"I think the squad there is possibly as strong as when I first went to Burnley under Stan Ternent.
"And although things have changed totally since Steve Cotterill has come in, the squad is looking strong, and the spirit seems good as well."
TeamTalk
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Wise ready to go down to the wire
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LEEDS UNITED manager Dennis Wise is forecasting a "mad few weeks" as four clubs do battle to avoid joining Luton Town in being relegated from the Championship.
The Elland Road chief believes the Hatters – seven points adrift of safety – are already down but that the remaining two places will be decided on the final day.
A trio of Yorkshire clubs will do battle with Southend United over the remaining four games to avoid the ignominy of being relegated to League One.
Third-bottom Leeds host Burnley tomorrow and with Barnsley meeting Southend United at Roots Hall, victory for Wise's men could lift them out of the drop zone.
The United manager was in optimistic mood yesterday at his weekly press conference, even going so far as to urge the assembled media: "Don't give in, chaps, you all sound a bit down."
He then added: "There are 12 points to play for and this is something we have to drum in. We have to believe we can do it.
"Eight minutes of madness (in Monday's 2-1 defeat at Colchester) undid our good run. But that was last week. If we can get a win, it all changes again. We could be out of the bottom three.
"I think it will be a mad few weeks. There will be teams on the edge, then in it and then out of it. It is very close between five teams, though maybe Luton will find it hard to get out. But as for the rest, it is going to be very close. A real close call.
"It will go to the last weekend and I hope Derby have won the league, are all drunk and have had a really good week."
If the relegation battle does go to the final day, Hull are the only one of the current bottom five scheduled to face a club not chasing promotion with Plymouth being due at the KC Stadium.
In contrast, while Leeds visit Derby, Barnsley make the trip to West Bromwich, Southend go to Southampton and Luton host Sunderland.
Tomorrow's fixture at home to Burnley is a more pressing concern, however, and United will be boosted by the return of Richard Cresswell, who was rested at Colchester due to concerns he would be unable to play twice in three days after a recent knee operation.
One United player who will have to sit out the Clarets game is Gary Kelly, who will not figure even if Frazer Richardson fails to recover from the hip injury that kept him out at Layer Road.
Since the former Republic of Ireland international recovered from an ankle problem last month, there has been a clamour from supporters for his return.
However, Wise said: "I would not say he is quite fit, in terms of full fitness he is a little bit off the pace. He is down the pecking order. It took him a while to get back and I went to watch him in a reserve game at Bradford when he played 60 minutes."
David Healy will take on the mantle of captain due to Jonathan Douglas being suspended for the rest of the season. The role has been something of a poisoned chalice this season with Paul Butler, Sean Gregan, Shaun Derry, Kevin Nicholls, Kelly and Douglas all having led the side out.
"David couldn't wait to say 'yes' when I spoke to him – that pleased me more than anything," added Wise.
"Some people might shirk it, but not him. I look for my captain to be someone who will not hide from situations and be a big person in the dressing room who everyone likes and respects. David fits the bill."
yorkshirepost.co.uk
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Desverre folkens, men Andy Gray kommer til å score 2 mål i dag.
Men vent litt: HURRA! Det var jo 2 selvmål.
....Og kampen vil bli diskutert i evighet.
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quote:
Originally posted by Sheridan
Kelly's time looks up at United
"So fit or not, I don't think he'd play in front of Frazer. Frazer hasn't done anything for me to justify not playing him in the team. He (Kelly) is down the pecking order, and that's it. It's very difficult to turn round and say I'm going to play him because Frazer has been fantastic. What you can I do – what do you want me to do? I've played (Hayden) Foxe at right-back, and he did okay. People could be asking me why I'm not playing him. If Gary Kelly is going to get me four goals in five games then I'd play him every week."
Hvordan kan en skadet Frazer være bedre enn det som i følge reservelagskampen er en frisk Kelly?
Greit nok at Marques og Kishishev er greie høyrebacker men de to skal være henholdsvis i midtforsvaret og på midtbanen. At Foxe i det hele tatt nevnes som en høyreback som spiller okei, er et hån mot Gary Kelly.
Jeg fatter og begriper ikke at det som nå skal være en skadefri høyreback, som i fjor kom på årets lag i CCC, ikke en gang har muligheten til å komme inn på et lag som kjemper med nebb og klør om en fornyet kontrakt i CCC med 4 kamper igjen å spille. Det må nesten være noe med at han tjener for mye, noe skurrer i kulissene eller at Kelly ikke lar seg pille på nesen av Wise, noe Dennis frykter... uansett håpløst hva enn det er.
Klubbens beste høyreback "down the pecking order" pga. kvaliteter. Jeg gir opp. [:(]
Han er vel sikkert "skadet" igjen nå, Gary Kelly...
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Clarets set to face Wise and Leeds
Burnley travel to Elland Road today for our penultimate away game of the season, and it is a game that is of great importance to our hosts Leeds United as they continue their battle against relegation to League One.
It's only just under two weeks ago that I thought both of us would be involved in that particular fight, and I also wondered whether we would go there with Leeds having been the last side we had beaten. Although not mathematically safe yet we are close enough to know that if results go our way then by tonight we will be.
For Leeds, it is an amazing turn round from a year ago when they were within ninety minutes of reaching the play offs. They'd seen Preston off in the semi-final despite the 'job done' air bunch from Billy Davies, only to fail in the Millennium Stadium final against Watford.
They have never threatened to repeat that this season and by mid September they had hit bottom spot for the first time. A little flurry moved them up a few places but on 16th December they found themselves next to bottom and only in the last week have they climbed above that position.
It all brought an end to Kevin Blackwell's time at the club, but he's not worried because he's found another way to get relegated now by joining Luton, and finally in his place came that obnoxious little man Dennis Wise. Now I'm not sure I'd wish him on any club, and I'm equally unsure whether I'd want a club to be lumbered with Ken Bates, but Leeds have hit the jackpot and got both of them.
Since out meeting in November, in what was our last win for some time, Wise has added to his squad. He brought in four new players in January and another seven players have come in on loan during 2007, they appear to be competing with Stoke City and Ocean Finance for the number of loans in a season.
The four permanent signings included two players who had previously signed on loan, Barnet's Tresor Kandol and Matt Heath from Coventry. The other two were full back Robbie Elliott who had been released by RK Sunderland and striker Tore Andre Flo who had been playing back home in Norway for Valerenga.
Then came the loan players, and here's the list of the latest of them. Miguel Armando Sa (Espanyol), Alan Thompson (Celtic), Casper Ankergren (Brondby), Jemal Johnson (Wolves), Radostin Kishishev (Charlton), Lubomir Michalik (Bolton) and former England full back Michael Gray (Blackburn).
They have had so many loan players that they lost count and fielded too many in their squad when they played at Burnley, having lost the game they got away with a fine. Recently it looked as though they had done it again, but it wasn't the case, players coming in from clubs outside of England are not considered loans. Yet another loophole.
Results looked to be picking up and a recent run of four games without defeat, including victories in each of their last two home games against Preston and Plymouth, helped them out of the relegation places. They'd scored late goals to win both those games as well as grabbing a late equaliser at Southend.
It all turned round on them last Monday at Colchester as they looked to heading for another win before conceding two goals in the last eight minutes of the game. That result and Barnsley's 1-0 home win against Birmingham saw them back in that bottom three.
Team News
Tore Andre Flo has been out since January, he played just the one league game before suffering the injury, and also ruled out is Frazer Richardson. To add to that skipper Jonathan Douglas received his fifteenth yellow card at Colchester and that's ruled him out for three games and having decided to give referee Alan Wiley a mouthful at the end of the game got himself a red card to add another two games to his ban. He won't play now until the second game of next season.
They are not likely to make too many changes from the side that lost at Colchester although as well as replacing Douglas, and Robbie Blake could be the surprise inclusion, they are also expected to bring Richard Cresswell back at the expense of Tresor Kandol in attack.
Leeds could line up: Casper Ankergren, Rui Marques, Matt Heath, Lubomir Michalik, Michael Gray, Robbie Blake, Radostin Kishishev, Alan Thomson, Eddie Lewis, David Healy, Richard Cresswell. Subs from: Graham Stack, Hayden Foxe, Robbie Elliott, Tresor Kandol, Ian Moore, Jemal Johnson.
There have been no reported injuries following the 2-0 win over Cardiff on Easter Monday. Eric Djemba-Djemba had been doubtful but came through a fitness test and played the full ninety minutes without any apparent problem.
That leads to Steve Cotterill almost certainly naming the same side again for the fourth successive game which is: Brian Jensen, Michael Duff, Wayne Thomas, Steven Caldwell, Jon Harley, Wade Elliott, Eric Djemba-Djemba, James O'Connor, Steve Jones, Andy Gray, Paul McVeigh. Subs from: Danny Coyne, Graham Coughlan, Garreth O'Connor, Chris McCann, John Spicer, Kyle Lafferty, Ade Akinbiyi.
Last Meeting
We could have had no real complaints over our performance at Elland Road last season yet came out of the game with nothing from a 2-0 defeat. In the first half Leeds offered nothing as the Clarets dominated, but a combination of missed chances, bad luck, and good goalkeeping meant the half time scored was still 0-0 when we really should have had the game won.
We paid the price and conceded a penalty which David Healy converted and then Robbie Blake punished us with a free kick from a rather dubiously awarded free kick. Even so we were still the better side in the second half and it was just one of those games that brought a run of four wins to an end.
Today we go in search of a run of four wins again for the first time since.
The teams were;
Leeds: Neil Sullivan, Gary Kelly (Jonathan Douglas 89), Paul Butler, Matthew Kilgallon, Dan Harding, Liam Miller, Shaun Derry, Eddie Lewis, David Healy (Frazer Richardson 79), Rob Hulse, Robbie Blake (Danny Pugh 90). Subs not used: Ian Bennett, Sean Gregan.
Burnley: Brian Jensen, Michael Duff (Wade Elliott 79), Keith Lowe, Frank Sinclair, John McGreal, Jon Harley, John Spicer (Danny Karbassiyoon 79), Micah Hyde, James O'Connor, Nathan Dyer, Ade Akinbiyi. Subs not used: Lee Grant, Garreth O'Connor, Gifton Noel-Williams.
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Jeg får en lei følelse av denne Kelly-saken.
Personlig tror jeg at forskjellen mellom et Leeds-lag MED Kelly kontra et uten faktisk kan være utslagsgivende i kampen om å beholde plassen.
Ikke bare er han klubbens desidert beste høyreback - han vil også skape en tryggere back-firer + at han kan komme med gode bidrag forover på banen.
Dermed står jeg igjen med en konklusjon: Bates mener ikke det er verdt å satse £700k for å betraktlig styrke håpet om å overleve (med forbehold at denne summen og saken er virkelig).
Og hva betyr så det:
Har ikke Bates disse pengene - vel, neppe. Hvis han virkelig ville skaffe denne summen på en eller annen måte tror jeg at han meget greitt kunne klart det.
Det betyr at vi har en klubbleder som ikke er villig til å gi særlig til klubben han eier for å unngå noe som må betegnes som en katastrofe. Snobbefaen fra London/Monaco/gokkeøyene tenker kun på hvilken befatning hans lommebok er i den dagen han pakker sakene og går.
Uansett hva som skjer denne sesongen får vi bare håpe at klubben får nye eiere fort som fanken. Dette bør helst være folk som ikke har tilhørighet til Londons vestkant, som ikke setter billettprisene til topp PL-standard, som ikke kaster ut YEP første dag og som ikke totalt ødelegger forholdene til supporterklubbene.
Den dagen vi evt. får inn noen med lokal tilhørighet som har hjerterøttene i klubben tror jeg hele byen automatisk vil få et løft.
Havna litt utenfor tema her, men det bare balla på seg.
"Welcome to, arguably, the noisiest ground in England"
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He-he, broder. Vel talt.
1 4 all and all 4 1
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Med en manager som sier at "Frazer has been fantastic" og "Foxe has done well" som årsak til å ikke spille Kelly, er det bare å satse på full pott hjemme i dag!
PålK
...ooo, vi vandrar saman...
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Tipper disse utsagnene fra Wise grunner i lojalitet til sjefen/kompisen.
Det tar seg bedre ut for Bates at Kelly ikke spiller av sportslige grunner enn av økonomiske grunner.
"Welcome to, arguably, the noisiest ground in England"
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Helt håpløse bortforklaringer fra Wise dette her. Frazer: Fantastic? Heller under middels. Foxe: Done well? Prøv katastrofe.
Uansett håper jeg vi drar i land tre livsviktige poeng idag. Lykke til folkens. Marching on together.
Forever Leeds
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Originally posted by palle
Med en manager som sier at "Frazer has been fantastic" og "Foxe has done well" som årsak til å ikke spille Kelly, er det bare å satse på full pott hjemme i dag!
PålK
...ooo, vi vandrar saman...
En uttalelse som OSER av fotballforståelse!
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Ser det nevnes at kampen kan plukkes opp på stream?.. jeg fåe ikke sett kampen på pub i dag og lurer på hvilken streamside det er snakk om. Ser på den myp2p-saken at det står "good chance" men den ligger ingen link ute der foreløpig.. så jeg vetta pokker om den dukker opp eller ei. Noen som har tips??
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Tror kampen går på bet24.com idag, bare til å registrere seg for så å gå inn på players lounge. Så vises kampen der, er ikke akkurat full skjerm, men uansett akseptabelt[:)]
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United: Ankergren, Richardson, Heath, Michalik, Gray, Blake, Kishishev, Thompson, Lewis, Healy, Cresswell. Subs: Stack, Johnson, Moore, Marques, Sa.
Burnley: Jensen, Duff, Thomas, Caldwell, Harley, Elliott, Djemba-Djemba, James, O'Connor, Jones, McVeigh, Gray. Subs: Coyne, Coughlan, McCann, Spicer, Akinbiyi.
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Ankergren
Richardson
Heath
Michalik
Gray
Blake
Kishishev
Thompson
Lewis
Healy
Cresswell
Stack
Jonhson
Moore
Marques
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"Frazer has been fantastic. What you can I do – what do you want me to do?"
Hohohaha! Jeg tror jeg pisser på meg. Ingen har vært i NÆRHETEN av fantastisk på Leeds United på LANG tid, og det inkluderer unWise! Så og si klar for League One med fantastiske spillere? Don't think so... Kelly har blitt politikk, ingen tvil om det.
Gleder meg uansett til ny spennende kamp, men forventer meg ingen fantastiske spillere i dag heller! Blir vel en ny kaotisk batalje med feilpasninger og et forsvar som gir en stakkat hjerteinfarkt.
'If they hadn't scored, we would've won.' - Howard Wilkinson
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Ja da er laget som forventet. Flott at Gray er klar og får håpe Frazer virkelig ar skadefri.
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Håper Blake er i form idag han kan, når han har ein god dag, fort vere utslagsgjevande for eit par mål.
Er heller ikkje så bekymra for at Thommo erstatter Dougie på midten, trur kanskje det er bra. Thommo er ein mykje betre spiller enn Douglas.
No kom godfølelsen - come on leeds !
WE'RE LEEDS AND PROUD!!!
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Frazer er vår desidert dårligste spiller. I dag vil han nok en gang koste oss kampen, og nedrykket er et faktum.
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Men han løper MYE mindre, Tom.
Har ikke noen spesiell godfølelse før kampen.
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Originally posted by Oggy
Men han løper MYE mindre, Tom.
Har ikke noen spesiell godfølelse før kampen.
Får bare satse på at vi har ballen mest, og at de sentrale slipper å jage ball for mye, da vil vi slite litt med Thommo sentralt.
Han jobber lite, men er god med ballen. Douglas rake motsetning m.a.o, så dette blir noe annet enn vi er vant til.
10 minutter igjen nå...lykke til folkens!
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Originally posted by peacock
Frazer er vår desidert dårligste spiller. I dag vil han nok en gang koste oss kampen, og nedrykket er et faktum.
Trist men sant[V]
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Dere som ser kampen får holde meg oppdatert,da jeg må sitte på jobben og følge kamputviklingen her på siden.
Får ikke inn nettradio.
1 4 all and all 4 1
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Hvorfor spiller i Marques!!!???
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Originally posted by Mats-
Hvorfor spiller i Marques!!!???
Frazer er jo dritgod, ifølge Wise [:D]
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Originally posted by Oggy
quote:
Originally posted by Mats-
Hvorfor spiller i Marques!!!???
Frazer er jo dritgod, ifølge Wise [:D]
Aha, men da så. Da er jo alt flotte greier.[:D]
[V] UnWise
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Elland Road ser jo glissent ut..
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ingen stream?
*Champions of CCC 06/07*
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Originally posted by lowfields
Jeg får en lei følelse av denne Kelly-saken.
Personlig tror jeg at forskjellen mellom et Leeds-lag MED Kelly kontra et uten faktisk kan være utslagsgivende i kampen om å beholde plassen.
Ikke bare er han klubbens desidert beste høyreback - han vil også skape en tryggere back-firer + at han kan komme med gode bidrag forover på banen.
Dermed står jeg igjen med en konklusjon: Bates mener ikke det er verdt å satse £700k for å betraktlig styrke håpet om å overleve (med forbehold at denne summen og saken er virkelig).
Og hva betyr så det:
Har ikke Bates disse pengene - vel, neppe. Hvis han virkelig ville skaffe denne summen på en eller annen måte tror jeg at han meget greitt kunne klart det.
Det betyr at vi har en klubbleder som ikke er villig til å gi særlig til klubben han eier for å unngå noe som må betegnes som en katastrofe. Snobbefaen fra London/Monaco/gokkeøyene tenker kun på hvilken befatning hans lommebok er i den dagen han pakker sakene og går.
Uansett hva som skjer denne sesongen får vi bare håpe at klubben får nye eiere fort som fanken. Dette bør helst være folk som ikke har tilhørighet til Londons vestkant, som ikke setter billettprisene til topp PL-standard, som ikke kaster ut YEP første dag og som ikke totalt ødelegger forholdene til supporterklubbene.
Den dagen vi evt. får inn noen med lokal tilhørighet som har hjerterøttene i klubben tror jeg hele byen automatisk vil få et løft.
Havna litt utenfor tema her, men det bare balla på seg.
"Welcome to, arguably, the noisiest ground in England"
...neida, digga innlegget ditt, jeg! [:)]
axel berlin
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Originally posted by ragnar
ingen stream?
*Champions of CCC 06/07*
Ca 20000
LarsS, som bare får inn " this is Yorkshire bla,bla helvete.
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Originally posted by HåvardK
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Originally posted by palle
Med en manager som sier at "Frazer has been fantastic" og "Foxe has done well" som årsak til å ikke spille Kelly, er det bare å satse på full pott hjemme i dag!
PålK
...ooo, vi vandrar saman...
En uttalelse som OSER av fotballforståelse!
...bare så sinnsykt dumt. At det er mulig å sitte å lire av seg sånne ting på en pressekonf. ...Og akkurat det sa han jo frivillig. Gode Gud! [:0]
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Noen som har radiolink til matchlive?
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Sunderland 1-0 øve QPR ! :D
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Luton under 0-1!!
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Artig forsøk av Cresswell, brukbar åpning av kampen.
'If they hadn't scored, we would've won.' - Howard Wilkinson
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Ooohh, nesten glimrende innlegg...
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Originally posted by Øisten forkynner
Noen som har radiolink til matchlive?
http://matchlive.safc.premiumtv.co.uk/mlex/258741/matches/08132005/2528536/match_console.html?clubid=undefined
1 4 all and all 4 1
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Thanks :)
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NÃ… skal preston begynne å score igjen.. hmpf
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luton og qpr ligger under. bra åpning ift til andre resultater. ( bortsett fra at det ikke er de viktigste vi kjemper mot pr. 14.april )
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Southend - Barnsley 0-1
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noen her som får til kampen på bet24?
Jonny
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hunter er ikke nådig i sin vurdering av leeds' første 15 minutter.
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Originally posted by Jonny
noen her som får til kampen på bet24?
Jonny
Jepp, funker meget bra!
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Originally posted by Jonny
noen her som får til kampen på bet24?
Jonny
Ja.
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oh-la-la, nardiello har gitt barnsley føringen!
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Originally posted by Sleivind
quote:
Originally posted by Jonny
noen her som får til kampen på bet24?
Jonny
Jepp, funker meget bra!
Hva gjorde du?
Limte inn den koden, men så lukket jeg vinduet..
Når jeg kom inn igjen funket det ikke, mens andre klipp fungerer bra!
Jonny
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Har måtte låne meg et viasat kort for å få se kampen på sport2. Synes Healy har begynt kampen godt. Tar ansvar som kaptein. Et par småsjanser har det jo vært.
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Skummelt. Brukbar sjanse til Burnley.
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Jeg får fanken ikke lyd på matchliven min jeg.. hmf... hva er gærnt nå da?..
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Ja!! Heath!
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yess nydelig heading fra 2 meter HEATH!!!
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hunter fortsatt nærmest i harnisk over leeds' spill så langt.
burnley spiller seff uten å stresse, og passer på å ligge bak ballen.
iflg hunter er det kun thommo og delvis gray som har vist.
yeah heath!!!!
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Herlig scoring
Oggy
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Den e go. ;-) Heath
*Champions of CCC 06/07*
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JADA!
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Yeeeeesssss
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Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaath!!!!!!!!
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YEEEES!!!!!! HERLIG!!!!
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Flotte greier!!!!
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har nevnt det mange ganger før, men gjør det gjerne en gang til: Heath og Michalik er svake stoppere,
men de er way ahead bedre enn Lundekvam på cornere og dødballer foran motstandernes mål. De scorer jo i blant, og er det ikke det vi trenger?
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Men fortsatt unde streken, cmon Colchester !
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Wow! I tverrliggeren av Richardson fra 40 meter!
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Tverrligger fantasisk langskudd 40 m fra Frazer
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her gjelder det å få det viktige andre målet, og det FØR pause! Kjør på!
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Skrudde akkurat på radioen, hvem skøyt i krysset og ut?
Thomas
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Nesten av Cresswell!
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Hull Colchester 1-0 :(
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Hull 1-0 :-S
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S****ns hull!
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Michalik blør og må lappes sammen.
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Barnsley leder 2-0 nå borte mot Southend.
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barnsley på hugget, 2-0 desssverre
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Noen som fortsatt tror at 7 poeng er nok?
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Hvorfor bruker aldri dommeren fordelsparagrafen?
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Det blir tøft å holde seg, men med seier i dag er det fortsatt håp. ;-)
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Michalik sydd sammen og tilbake på banen.
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Nydelig angrep på v siden Gray Cresswell og nesten mål v Healy. Fortsetter vi sånn blir dette bra!
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Veldig mye fint på venstrekanten ved Gray, Lewis og Healy i dag! Lite som skjer på høyre side.
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Originally posted by Joe Jordan
Noen som fortsatt tror at 7 poeng er nok?
'If they hadn't scored, we would've won.' - Howard Wilkinson
vi får se kl 18.00, mate.
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S****n! Nesten nr 2 fra Heath!
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Ã…hh. Nesten 2-0.
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Redning på strek - nesten reprise fra scoringen, dvs ny heading fra Heath.
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Fy faan, det var nesten 2-0
Thomas
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æsj da, hadde vært bra med 2-0, sjitt, MÃ… få et mål til.
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Leicester leder også seer jeg - QPR 1-1 mot Sunderland
Thomas
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Originally posted by Lids
Leicester leder også seer jeg - QPR 1-1 mot Sunderland
Thomas
Jepp adle 3 lagi øve oss leda, so e fortsatt pao nedrykk :-S
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Luton under 0-2!
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Luton 0 - Plymouth 2
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Gray viser voldsomt initiativ, skaffet farlig frispark nå
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luton virker doomed. ....og Blackie hadde vel regned med det.
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Pause, faan skulle ledet 2-0.
Thomas
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...og det ser ut som om nottm forest må satse på å vinne play-off. Ikke lett å starte på scratch.
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Helt klart, vi skulle ihvertfall hatt 2-0 til pause.
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Godkjent første omgang, synd at vi ikkje har klart å putte nr.2.
Syns vi datt litt sammen på slutten og slapp Burnley til litt meir enn nødvendig.
WE'RE LEEDS AND PROUD!!!
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Meget bra 1.omgang, sett under Leedsøyne! Burnley har knapt hatt noe spill på vår banehalvdel! Fortsetter Burnley slik, så er det store muligheter for 3.poeng i ettermiddag.
Bare synd at Luton og Barnsley leder [xx(]
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Forbannade m......!!!!!!!!!!!!! argh!!! )(/&%¤#""#&/
Jeg vil høre kampen!!! hmf.. i allefall når jeg er på jobb og ikke får sett den.. hmf.. Men matchlive som alltid har vært så trofast før, svikter meg nå som det virkelig gjelder!.. grrrrr
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Originally posted by Sleivind
Meget bra 1.omgang, sett under Leedsøyne! Burnley har knapt hatt noe spill på vår banehalvdel! Fortsetter Burnley slik, så er det store muligheter for 3.poeng i ettermiddag.
Bare synd at Luton og Barnsley leder [xx(]
Luton ligger under. 0-2 hjemme for Plyten.
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Jeg skal gi Hunter rett i at vi begynte litt labert. Men det har blitt bra!
Jeg er enig i at det er venstresiden som har vært toneangivende. Spillet virker solid, så sånn sett er jeg rolig. Men 1-0...
Når vant vi sist komfortabelt???
Vi får sørge for å vinne selv, og drite litt i de andre. Fortsetter vi "steamen vår" blir det jo en hel del poeng til slutt [:)]
I'm gonna have to go to college
'cause you are the Book of Knowledge
Rita May
B.Dylan
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Vi får håpe at Colchester scorer etter pause, og tar poeng!
Syns vi har brukbar kontroll bakover i dag, bedre enn på lenge.
Men jeg ser gjerne at vi får ett mål til, målforskjellen kan jo
bli avgjørende her...
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Det sier du bare fordi Barnsley og Hull leder Asbjørn [;)]
quote:
Originally posted by Asbjørn
Jeg skal gi Hunter rett i at vi begynte litt labert. Men det har blitt bra!
Jeg er enig i at det er venstresiden som har vært toneangivende. Spillet virker solid, så sånn sett er jeg rolig. Men 1-0...
Når vant vi sist komfortabelt???
Vi får sørge for å vinne selv, og drite litt i de andre. Fortsetter vi "steamen vår" blir det jo en hel del poeng til slutt [:)]
I'm gonna have to go to college
'cause you are the Book of Knowledge
Rita May
B.Dylan
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....og så var det dette marerittet da: Ã… spille 2 - TO - bra omganger. Den ekle følelsen har sneket seg innpå meg i pausen. Another Colchester, og jeg må kjøpe nytt inventar i boligen, i hvertfall ny pc.
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Kan ikke legge seg i forsvar nå. Må satse på å vinne andre omgang også. Come on Leeds!!!!
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Trodde aldri jeg skulle heie på Colchester i mitt liv, men nå MÃ… de score!
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Colchester må ta rotta på hull. Tenk Colchester til PL via play-offs.
Colchester United - Man United, fullt hus: 5900 tilskuere. he-he.
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3-0 til Barnsley.
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3-0 Barnsley......
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da har barnsley vunnet, 3-0 nå.
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kan vi ikke låne inn han nardiello de siste 3 kampene da?
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Burnley holder mer på ballen nå enn i første omg. Kommer tidvis rundt på kantene med innlegg. Foreløpig ikke farlig..
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23.500 tilskuere ( med full pris ).
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Farlig frispart for Burnley, Ca 20 m
Always Leeds !
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Luton har redusert ved O'leary.
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Luton har redusert ved O'leary.
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David?
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Nei. Goliat O'leary.
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colch presser på for utligning.
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23 000 tilskuere, skuffende.
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Det er vel muligens det høyeste antallet med full pris-billetter?
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preston har fått fart på seg igjen. Harver over cov på bortebane, 4-0
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MOT
Thomas
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Keleis utvikla kampen seg ?
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Colchester! Takk
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YES!!
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Colchester! Takk
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vakkert, cureton har scoret for colch
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og southend har redusert, men nok for sent
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jævlig svakt av leeds så langt i 2 omgang. dette lover ikke bra!
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Dao e mi a poeng med Hull, men 2 maol dårligare maolførsjell.
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Som vanlig legger vi oss bakpå når vi leder. Dette går nok til h****** igjen!
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Originally posted by MooCow
Dao e mi a poeng med Hull, men 2 maol dårligare maolførsjell.
2? 7 mål dårligere.[xx(]
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Vi får satse på en scoring til for Colchester så går vi forbi Hull på tabellen..
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Originally posted by Robert H.
Som vanlig legger vi oss bakpå når vi leder. Dette går nok til h****** igjen!
ja, skulle ikke forundre meg. Det står nesten skrevet......[:(]
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Originally posted by LU4ME
Vi får satse på en scoring til for Colchester så går vi forbi Hull på tabellen..
Dao lyte mi isofall scora eit sjøl å....
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Blake ut Marques inn.
'If they hadn't scored, we would've won.' - Howard Wilkinson
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Blake ut Marques inn
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ultratypisk, vi er på bakbeina IGJEN!!!!
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Wow, nesten heading i mål for Lewis!
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Norwich :D 1-1 mot Leicester
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Bra Norwich og Sunderland!
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s'land opp til 2-1, qpr er ikke sikret enda.
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Norwich har snudd til 1-2.
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fine greier, nå kommer leicester og qpr i nerveland igjen.
Ikke noe ny slip-up ala Colch nå.
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hahaahah ! Norwich 2-1 øve Leicester !
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1-2 til norwich bra!
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ett til Colchester nå og dette er perfekt.
Thomas
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+ 2-3 til Southend [;)]
quote:
Originally posted by Lids
ett til Colchester nå og dette er perfekt.
Thomas
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quote:
Originally posted by Robert H.
+ 2-3 til Southend [;)]
quote:
Originally posted by Lids
ett til Colchester nå og dette er perfekt.
Thomas
mjaaaaa, jeg ville gått for 2 til bare for Southend.[8D]
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utrolig elendig andreomgang som vanlig.
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Nå gjelder det bare å ikke sleppe inn noen lette mål helt på tampen..
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under 3 min igjen. De viktigste siden gud vet når!
flynn
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det skal ikke være lov å gjøre det SÃ…Ã…Ã…Ã…Ã… vanskelig!!
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Dette er helt forferdelig å høre på!! Uutholdelig!
Nesten som jeg bare venter på at Leeds slipper inn...
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Gray har vært god i dag synes jeg.
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Hvem er dagens mann på Leeds i dag syns dere?
Gray har spilt bra i dag.
fo
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Dette går veien nå, ingen tvil om det!
Always Leeds !
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3 min tillegg.
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Gray har vært solid bortsett fra én slip-up
Healy ut, Sa inn.
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Har vi kontroll på antall lånespillere nå ?
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revva at de aldri kan DREPE en eneste kamp. Blir jo helt nervevrak.
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Puh! Ingen League One i dag....
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Yessssss
flynn
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grattis, we're still in!
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Phhhhheeeeeeew :D Grattis alle samen !
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Hvor mange lånespillere avslutta vi med, hvor mange kan vi ha?
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Dritt ispillet.Poengene som teller.
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DEILIG å komme hjem til dette :D WE ARE LEEDS!!!!!
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Herlig herlig!! Men Leeds er forferdelig dårlige når de leder fotballkamper!
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Fy faan.Nå er det vel snart på tide med en whiskey for nervene.
Tar jaggu på dette her.
fo
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Forsvaret vårt var Konge i dag, beste jeg har sett av de 4 !!!
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Er det virkelig lov å spille uten nummer slik som Heath og slovaken gjorde i store deler av kampen? Får håpe ikke dette fører til straff.
Moore 4 England!
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Meget god gjennomført kamp av Leeds.
Hadde Ankergren mer enn 1 redning i løpet av matchen?
2 omgang var en moden og taktisk klok affære fra hjemmelaget.
Vi lever til å kjempe en annen dag....
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Er det virkelig lov å spille uten nummer slik som Heath og slovaken gjorde i store deler av kampen? Får håpe ikke dette fører til straff.
Moore 4 England!
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Så..
Hvor mange kamper har vi igjen nå?
Må vel over 50 poeng for å klare oss.. Skjønner ikke helt hvordan det skal gå, men så lenge det er håp, har jeg tro på at det går [:)]
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Håper det blir en 3 poenger borte neste helg da.Snart på tide det nå.
fo
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Strålende å få dagens resultater på vår side igjen.
Uavgjort for Hull hjemme er bra. De har Stoke borte neste kamp.
QPR og Leicester dras ned i gjørma igjen. Luton er ferdige.
Southend har to vanskelige bortekamper igjen.
Fantastisk start på lørdagen!
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plasseringen vår på tabellen endres jo ikke av dette. Hull har mye bedre målforskjell enn oss så vidt jeg husker
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quote:
Originally posted by aanensen
plasseringen vår på tabellen endres jo ikke av dette. Hull har mye bedre målforskjell enn oss så vidt jeg husker
Hull har 7 mål bedre målforskjell.
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Huff, skal poengene som glapp mot Colchester bli vår bane denne sesongen?
Håper ikke det, vi stod av presset i dag og vant - det var viktig.
Leicester og QPR har meldt seg på i bunnstiden så det holder i dag,
og det takker vi for. Kan jo se ut som Barnsley klarer seg.
3 poeng, ingen alvorlige skader og ingen kort: Kan d bli bedre [:)]
Måtte i såfall vært at Barsnley og Hull tapte, men men...
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Det kan se ut som om Barnsley har 2 vinnbare hjemmekamper, men det er vel nettopp det som ( forhåpentligvis ) ikke skjer. Det går ikke som man tror mot Crystal P for Barnsley, samtidig er Leicester skikkelig ute å kjøre etter å ha tapt borte mot preston neste helg. Barnsley - Leicester går 28.april, når vi møter Ipswich.
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Det var godt å vinne igjen!
Det var ein godt gjennomført kamp av Leeds, spesielt første omgang var godkjent+.
Andre omgang la vi oss litt for lavt og satsa for mykje på lange baller sånn at Thommo og Kishi ikkje fekk sette sitt preg på midtbana sånn som i første, dette gjorde også at Burnley kom litt meir enn nødvendig inn i kampen i perioder.
Men, føler vi har god kontroll (sjølv om pulsen var høg i andre omgang).
Casper hadde ein svært stille ettermiddag på ER.
Synd at Barnsley vant, men bra at colchester utligna.
Trur vi fortsatt treng minst 4p (forventer 3p mot Ipswich som er i storform) og det er nok i kampen mot saints vi bør overraske (har vel ein god statistikk mot de, eller kva seier du kjelvi?).
Såg at Derby tapte mot Ipswich, kanskje har de mista flyten også sånn at det er poengmuligheter også i siste runde...
Grattis folkens det kan fortsatt gå!
we all love leeds
WE'RE LEEDS AND PROUD!!!
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I dag digger jeg Cureton (i motsetning til forrige match). Tor den Colchesterscoringa var gull verd. Tror Hull har et tøft program igjen. Akkurat som oss.
Kampen i dag var ikke stor, unødvendig å slippe Burnley så mye til, men de hadde jo ikke mange sjanser. Frazer spilte seg opp i dag.
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Kjenner det brer seg en smule optimisme over meg akkurat nå, den er sikkert forsvunnet i morgen, men uansett....
Derby er dårlige for tiden, og tror de kommer til å være det ut sesongen. Må være ei stund siden de vant flere kamper på rad? Southampton er ustabile og er fullt mulig å slå! Og hjemme på Elland Road slår vi alle!
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Børs fra meg:
Casper: 6
Frazer: 7
Heath: 7
Mich: 7
Gray: 7+
Blake: 6
Thommo: 7
Kish: 6
Lewis: 6
Healy: 6
Chressy: 6
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Enig, alle var på det jevne i dag (6-7 poeng.)
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Midtbana vår var ikkje mykje svekka idag, heller forbedra så lenge vi brukte den.
Thommo gjorde ein god kamp i dag og fortsetter han i samme spor og kanskje enda bedre (med meir kamptrening) er det ikkje noko savn at Dougie er ute (sjølv om Thommo visstnok springer mindre).
WE'RE LEEDS AND PROUD!!!
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Ja, spot on påfugl, du har rett som vanlig.
[8D]
quote:
Originally posted by peacock
Frazer er vår desidert dårligste spiller. I dag vil han nok en gang koste oss kampen, og nedrykket er et faktum.
WE'RE LEEDS AND PROUD!!!
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Gray derimot, var vår beste og banens beste!!!!!!!!!!!! Men det er vel ikke rart han er jo PL spiller og kvaliteter som det!! Skulle hatt flere av slike som han, og da hadde vi vle ikke vært der vi er nå vil jeg tro.
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quote:
Originally posted by Asbjørn
Jeg skal gi Hunter rett i at vi begynte litt labert. Men det har blitt bra!
Jeg er enig i at det er venstresiden som har vært toneangivende. Spillet virker solid, så sånn sett er jeg rolig. Men 1-0...
Når vant vi sist komfortabelt???
Vi får sørge for å vinne selv, og drite litt i de andre. Fortsetter vi "steamen vår" blir det jo en hel del poeng til slutt [:)]
I'm gonna have to go to college
'cause you are the Book of Knowledge
Rita May
B.Dylan
Enkelt quizspørsmål. Sist vi vant komfortabelt var jo 11. november 2006 (3-0 mot Colchester)!
Uff, det var leeeenge siden.
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Grattis alle saman! Nok ein gong er trua styrka, med relativt gode resultat i dei andre oppgjera. Men vi har erfart at dette går i bølgjedalar, så vi får smøre oss med tolmot. Men ikveld kan vi unne oss noko alkoholeiningar[;)]
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Deilig med seier i dag! God 1. omgang, elendig 2. omgang. Men det var tre poeng vi skulle ha i dag, og det fikk vi. Kampen om fortsatt eksistens i CCC fortsetter.
Ankergren 6
Frazer 7
Michalik 7
Heath 7
Gray 7 BB
Blake 5
Thompson 6
Kishisev 6
Lewis 6
Healy 6
Cresswell 6
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Leeds var skikkelig Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde i dag. Total dominans i 1. omgang, og en altfor liten ledelse. 2. omgang var et stort gjesp (Leeds-supporterne var desidert best), men Burnley var utrolig tannløse, så vi slapp av kroken denne gangen. Dersom vi er så heldige å ta ledelsen mot Southampton/Derby tviler jeg på at vi slipper like billig unna som i dag, hvis spillet som ble prestert i 2. omgang blir gjentatt. Banens beste var Gray, og banens nest beste var Djemba-Djemba som styrte midtbanen i 2. omgang.
Change is the constant that cannot be changed.
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Heath boosts Leeds' hopes
Leeds 1 Burnley 0
Leeds endured another nerve-jangling finish but clung on to Matt Heath's first-half goal to boost their hopes of Coca-Cola Championship survival.
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Heath outjumped the visitors' defence to power home a 21st-minute header from Alan Thompson's corner, while Frazer Richardson saw his 35-yard first-half volley clatter the crossbar.
The home side were unable to find a second goal and anxiously defended their narrow advantage against a disappointing Burnley outfit.
Dennis Wise's relegation-threatened side stormed out of the blocks in a game they dared not lose with Heath giving them a deserved lead.
But in the closing seconds of the first half Leeds goalkeeper Casper Ankergren pulled off a fine save to block Wayne Thomas' goalbound shot.
Leeds were without suspended skipper Jonathan Douglas, so Robbie Blake returned to the starting line-up, with David Healy handed the captain's armband for the remainder of the season.
Richardson returned to the back four in place of Rui Marques, while Tresor Kandol made way for Richard Cresswell, who shook off a knee injury.
Burnley manager Steve Cotterill named an unchanged starting line-up for the fourth match running.
Healy went close to giving Leeds a flying start but his low shot on the turn in the penalty area was collected by Burnley goalkeeper Brian Jensen.
Slick passing down the right then set Cresswell free and his low cross was hacked clear by Thomas, while Radostin Kishishev was off target with a raking shot from 30 yards.
Leeds were not to be denied the opener, Heath easing early tension on the terraces when he outjumped Burnley's defence to power home a header from Thompson's corner.
Leeds promptly defended two quick corners before Richardson thundered a 30-yard volley onto the crossbar with Jensen well beaten.
The home side's tails were up and they stormed forward again with Jensen this time tipping Cresswell's header from Heath's flick-on over the crossbar.
Paul McVeigh rifled a shot over the bar in a rare foray forward for the visitors before Heath went close to adding a second from another Thompson corner.
Neither side created a goalscoring chance in the second period until Lewis just failed to latch on to Richardson's cross at the far post.
Healy then swivelled onto a loose ball in the area but failed to keep it down, while at the other end McVeigh and then James O'Connor blazed high and wide from outside the area.
Thompson stroked a trademark free-kick straight at Jensen but with 15 minutes of the game remaining the second half had barely flickered into life.
Wise made his intentions clear when he replaced Blake with defender Rui Marques in the final quarter, while not even the introduction of substitutes Ade Akinbiyi and John Spicer could inspire Burnley out of their end-of-season torpor.
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Heath raises Leeds hopes
Leeds United 1 Burnley 0
Leeds owed a crucial victory in their survival struggle to another central defender, with Matt Heath going forward to head the winner at Elland Road.
Last Saturday, his centre-half partner Lubomir Michalik clinched three points with an 87th-minute header against Plymouth.
Heath’s goal came after 21 minutes but for much of the rest of the match his side were hanging on.
David Healy was appointed captain in the absence of Jonathan Douglas, who was suspended for the rest of the season following his 15th yellow card, and then a red, in Monday’s defeat at Colchester.
Northern Ireland striker Healy threatened in the fourth minute, turning smartly and hitting a low shot that forced Brian Jensen into a save.
Leeds had dropped back into the bottom three with the setback at Colchester and there was clearly great determination in the ranks to put their survival bid back on track.
They maintained the pressure and, after eight minutes, Richard Cresswell threatened with an overhead kick but Jensen saved comfortably.
It was a different matter after 21 minutes when the visiting goalkeeper could do nothing to prevent Heath giving Leeds the lead. The 25-year-old defender went forward and rose at the far post to meet a corner from Alan Thompson which he headed down and in.
It was Heath’s third goal for the club he joined from Coventry for a loan spell before signing a short-term contract to the end of the season.
Burnley beat Leeds at Turf Moor in November when they were flying high. They then went 19 games without a win — 18 of them in the Championship — and dropped into relegation danger before three consecutive victories lifted them to safety.
But yesterday they offered little threat to Leeds as they chased a second goal. Frazer Richardson was within inches of getting it after 23 minutes with a 40-yarder that beat Jensen and bounced to safety off the top of the bar.
Two minutes later, Jensen saved a Cresswell header and after 37 minutes somehow managed to deny Heath.
The Elland Road fans roared as the defender met another Thompson corner but there were gasps of amazement when they saw the ball in the hands of the Burnley goalkeeper rather than the net.
Burnley livened themselves up at the start of the second half and after 51 minutes Andy Gray, nephew of legendary Leeds player Eddie, had a chance to mark his return to Elland Road, where he began his career,with the equaliser. Gray met a low cross from Steve Jones at the near post but Casper Ankergren was able to fall on the ball to save.
Eric Djemba-Djemba made a strong run after 68 minutes before he was halted at the edge of the Leeds penalty area and Paul McVeigh moved on to the loose ball but his shot was deflected over for a corner.
Leeds were nothing like the dominant force of the first half and their attacks were few and far between.
When they did win a free-kick on the right after 72 minutes, Thompson directed his effort straight at Jensen.
The Leeds fans were growing anxious at the lack of the second goal that would have made the points safe.
There were groans every time Burnley won the ball and mounted an attack and they were relieved when Michael Gray managed to take the sting out of a Jones effort after 81 minutes, allowing Ankergren to claim the ball.
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Fikk ikke sett eller fulgt med på kampen i dag, men etter det jeg forstår var det en god og en dårlig omgang!
Spiller egentlig ingen rolle! Vi tok tre poeng, og nå er det så spennende at jeg nesten pisser i buksa!
"Why settle for more, when you can settle for less"
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Er det noen som har link til highlights fra kampen? Fikk ikke sett kampen dessverre
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Her er målet, filmet av en tilskuer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTOyAORmjPQ
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Dennis trying to keep Wise head
Dennis Wise belied his hot-head reputation after watching his Leeds side boost their survival chances with a crucial 1-0 home win over Burnley.
Wise, a quick-tempered terrier of a midfielder during his playing days at Wimbledon and Chelsea, did his best to portray calm after another nail-biting finish at Elland Road.
Leeds hung on to Matt Heath's towering first-half header to bounce back from a damaging Easter Monday defeat at Colchester when anything other than three points would have left them staring at relegation with three games to go. But after another tense finish Wise insisted he was not feeling the strain.
He said: "No, I'm fine, seriously. Gus (Poyet) is a bit erratic as you see, but no I'm fine.
"You have to try to keep your wits about you a little bit and not cave in. I'm not one to cave in anyway."
Leeds dominated the first half against a Burnley side that looked anything but one of the Championship's form teams.
The Clarets had won their previous three matches, but Leeds should have wrapped the game up in the first half.
Frazer Richardson saw his thundering 30-yard volley rebound off the crossbar soon after Heath had broken the deadlock and Burnley goalkeeper Brian Jensen then kept out Richard Cresswell's header in brilliant fashion.
Leeds remain in the bottom three but moved level on points with Hull who drew with Colchester, while Barnsley and Leicester, who lost, are two points better off. Bottom two Luton and Southend both suffered home defeats.
Wise said: "We've pulled Hull closer and also now I think Leicester are two points in front of us as well. It's interesting.
"It's been down to the players. It would have been easy to go flat (after defeat at Colchester), but they showed they were up for it, ready for it and they're having a real bash at it.
"One thing I can say is I can't fault their commitment and character for what they've done.
"It's taken us a long time to try to sort this situation out, a long time, but we're gradually getting there. We'll have to wait and see."
Wise quickly shifted his focus to next Saturday's trip to former club Southampton, who still have plenty to do to secure a play-off spot.
He added: "I'm looking forward to it. I think they got beaten today, so it's a massive game for them. Expectations there were very high at the start of the season to get promotion.
"They've got enough quality there to be in the top two to be honest, so they may be in a false position where they are."
Burnley manager Steve Cotterill conceded his players left him frustrated after the first period, but insisted his side had been in command after the break.
Cotterill said: "The second half we dominated. I don't think they got in our half hardly in the second half.
"But that's probably going to happen, especially if they get their noses in front they're not going to gamble too much at the end.
"But it was frustrating in the first half because we didn't do the things we did in the second.
"We looked as if we'd had a few results and it was a sigh of relief for us in the first period.
"But after half-time we were a lot better and played with more zip, a bit more devilment, but not quite enough."
Cotterill conceded his side had found it difficult to create any openings due to Leeds' determined defending.
"Part of that was decent defending by them, but you would be right with that assessment.
"But had we played like that for the full 90 minutes they wouldn't have got near our goal to score in the first place."
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Manager Says-Leeds 1-0 Clarets
Steve Cotterill will be hoping the performance in this match will be a blip with far too many players seeming to be underpar. James O'Connor, Eric Djemba-Djemba and Andy Gray all disappointed yesterday compared to their recent form.
Lets hope we can simply put this loss behind us and return to winning ways and the entertaining football that saw us comprehensively beat Plymouth,Birmingham and Cardiff in recent times. Lets start with the next match at home to Norwich this Tuesday night. This is our game in hand and where three points would assure safety barring a goal difference disaster. The 54 points would also equal last season's tally with a maximum of 9 points and a final total of 63 points achievable from our last three remaining games aginst WBA (H), Sunderland (A) and Coventry (H).
Steve had this to say about the Leeds result:
'The second half we dominated. I don't think they got in our half hardly in the second half.
'But that's probably going to happen, especially if they get their noses in front they're not going to gamble too much at the end.
'But it was frustrating in the first half because we didn't do the things we did in the second.
'We looked as if we'd had a few results and it was a sigh of relief for us in the first period.
"Leeds are difficult to play against especially when they have a crowd like they do at Elland Road. We knew it would be tough, but having said that if we had been better in the first-half we may have got something out of the game.But after half-time we were a lot better and played with more zip, a bit more devilment, but not quite enough.'
"We said going into the game that we had to head it well because they will stick balls in your box, create havoc and look for the knock-downs.
"The keeper got blocked for the goal, but we could have dealt with it. That's the disappointing part because we have worked hard on set-plays, but today it's undone us.
"We missed out on three headers and one of them has ended up in the back of the net. It isn't something which we didn't work on in training on Friday either so we're disappointed with the goal to say the least."
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