Millwall boss Ian Holloway: "Leeds were on their knees.
"I've never sensed this place like that. They need to back their manager, get their life sorted out.
"They're a wonderful club but that ain't right.
"Stop causing havoc, support your manager who's a great bloke, and sort your life out.
"I've never been to Leeds and they (have) felt that wobbly. And that hurts, because they were there, and they slipped out the bag."
Leeds manager Brian McDermott: "We're fighting for our lives as a club with the ownership situation. We want to get it sorted out as quickly as possible.
"We've had a run of form that has been difficult to say the least, but you have to remember how many young players are in this team.
"We needed to win and we're delighted that we've hung on. We need an owner that really wants to carry this club forward and that's the most important thing.
"This place is uncertain; fans pick up on it, players do and staff do.
"We want the uncertainty to go away and once we've got a decision and the owner comes in and someone who has got clout and can carry us forward, it gives
us a chance to put this club back to where it belongs."
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