Emne: KAMP: vs Sunderland @ Stadium of Light, 4/1 2015, kl 14.00, FA cup 3.runde

[testo]

Austin får skryt på BBC. "looking very good"

[sportcarl1]

stolpe cooper

[Jon R]

Cross fra Murphy på hodet til Cooper, ender i stolpen...

[Jon R]

Så nær på overtid....

[GeirO]

Så synd, hadde vært suverent med omkamp.

[Jon R]

God annenomgang til tross, 1-0 tap og exit FA cupen.

[Annesj]

Bare å ta med seg det positive. Vi var goe i 2 omgang

[Bjorn]

Som forventet.  Synd vi ikke fikk omkamp der på overtid.
Bra kamp sett under ett. 

[testo]

God annenomgang til tross, 1-0 tap og exit FA cupen.

og takk for det Jon, her må det fokuseres andre steder.

[Jon R]

adam johnson in, var väl en leedspelare en gång i tiden?

På lån i Blackwell perioden.

[Gufrias]

Dette blir en fin kamp og alle blir fornøyd uansett hvordan det går. En oppsummering av siste dagers kommentarer:

Seier: Oii, et nytt cupeventyr i år?
Tap: Så bra, nå kan vi konsentrere oss om ligaen.
Uavgjort: Bra gjort, interessant omkamp og penger i kassa

Da ble det alternativ 2.

[Jon R]

God annenomgang til tross, 1-0 tap og exit FA cupen.

og takk for det Jon, her må det fokuseres andre steder.

Jeg ser det ikke sånn. En god run i FA cupen tror jeg bare ville gavnet oss, forutsatt at nøkkelspillere får hvile. Vi har en stor stall og mange spillere gående uten spilletid. Både Murphy, Monyenegro  og Sloth kan ha spilt seg inn i førstelaget etter denne kampen, slik jeg tolket kommentarene på LUTV.  

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Gleder meg til FC Fylde mot Lowestoft Town senere i dag! 

[Josch]

Hederlig tap i cupen betyr en opptur i serien i januar.  Nå er det kun Bolton og Bimingham før 14 dagers pause (Leeds ikke til 4. runde) . Ikke umulig med 6 poeng her. Nå blir det å lese transfernyheter de neste 2-3 dager. Alltid  noe å gjøre som Leeds-supporter!!

[testo]

God annenomgang til tross, 1-0 tap og exit FA cupen.

og takk for det Jon, her må det fokuseres andre steder.

Jeg ser det ikke sånn. En god run i FA cupen tror jeg bare ville gavnet oss, forutsatt at nøkkelspillere får hvile. Vi har en stor stall og mange spillere gående uten spilletid. Både Murphy, Monyenegro  og Sloth kan ha spilt seg inn i førstelaget etter denne kampen, slik jeg tolket kommentarene på LUTV.   

Normalt sett så er jeg enig med deg i dette, men har fått den store skjelven for stygge tap og ydmykelser.
Slik situasjonen er i ligaen nå så føler jeg at ydmykelsene kommer på løpende bånd og det rekker med det liksom.

[raggen]

noen som har stats???
hadde vi skudd på mål utenom stolpetreffet??

[GeirO]

noen som har stats???
hadde vi skudd på mål utenom stolpetreffet??

BBC mener vi hadde tre skudd på mål og sju utenfor. De samme tallene for Sunderland er 8 og 11.

[GeirO]

Dette blir en fin kamp og alle blir fornøyd uansett hvordan det går. En oppsummering av siste dagers kommentarer:

Seier: Oii, et nytt cupeventyr i år?
Tap: Så bra, nå kan vi konsentrere oss om ligaen.
Uavgjort: Bra gjort, interessant omkamp og penger i kassa

Da ble det alternativ 2.

Og mange fornøyde, men ikke alle.
Personlig ville jeg selvsagt tatt et cupavansement,  fordi det spruter selvtillit inn i laget. Er ikke redd for kampprogrammet siden vi har 20 jevngode spillere.

[baste]

Synes det er greit, at vi røyk ut. Best av alt, er jo at gutta pressterte i 2 omg.
Det går å vygge på, fram mot de viktige kampene i serien.

Come on Leeds. 2015 bli vårres år

[Cherry]

Vi har ikke tapt i serien i år!

Får se hvor tøff du er nå Redders,  i neste lagoppstilling .... La de som presterte i dag starte neste kamp!

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Gleder meg til FC Fylde mot Lowestoft Town senere i dag! 

3-1 og tabelltopp!!!!! 

[GeirO]

Hvis ingen spilte spesielt dårlig i dag foreslår jeg at Byram erstatter Berardi og at de ti andre får en ny sjanse.

[J-R]

Hvis ingen spilte spesielt dårlig i dag foreslår jeg at Byram erstatter Berardi og at de ti andre får en ny sjanse.

Sånn Byram har opptrådt i år, så kan han gjerne ta noen kamper til på benken!
Berardi er en bedre back enn Byram!!
Men så var det dette med kortene da

[PetterH]

Enig at Byram har vært en skuffelse denne sesongen,men å vrake
Han nå når Pila for han sin del har pekt litt oppover siste måned,synes
Jeg Evt vil være helt feil.vi må også tenke på at han fikk oppkjøringen og starten av sesongen spolert pga skade.
Det er flere andre enn Byram,som iallfall jeg mener kan/bør skiftes ut før han.

[samadhi]

Sitter igjen med en følelse at vi har rundt 20 jevngode spillere, og det er det samme hvem som spiller fra uke til uke. Sannsynligvis ingen fordel....

Her har du helt rett.
Utfordringen for den som tar ut laget blir da å ta ut de spillerne som er i best form, presterer best på trening og klare å holde alle spillerne på tå hev. Sier seg selv at det må trigge spillerne å vite at dersom man jobber hardt får man sjansen, og de som da ryker ut må jobbe enda hardere for å komme inn.

Problemet er jo at stort sett de samme 12-13 spillerne får sjansen hver uke. Derfor spennende i dag at flere "nye" fikk sjansen, og flere av dem tok den slik som jeg har forstått.

[Blank_File]

Godt å høre av Popey at de ble optimistisk av kampens andre omgang mtp veien videre for Leeds. Sa Gray og Kirwin noe av det samme eller?

[Allanclarke]

http://www.nettavisen.no/sport/fotball/premierleague/tidligere-chelsea-spiller-sendte-leeds-pa-hodet-ut-av-fa-cupen/8526582.html

[fmtj]

Tap for Sunderland, men her kommer YEP med en oppsummering av lyspunktene de mener tross alt kan sees etter kampen!!!

1: The second-half performance is something to build on.

Leeds belatedly realised they were in a cup tie at the break and rolled the dice in the second half and had a go after a tentative waste of a first half. Leeds pressed further up the pitch and at times, it rattled Sunderland and they could not have had too many complaints if the visitors had nicked an equaliser. The urgency and tempo sadly lacking in the first half was there and Leeds, whisper it gently, even showed a touch of threat out wide at times. It was not a game to define Leeds’ players’ lives, but show some stomach for the more important battles ahead - starting with Bolton Wanderers on Saturday.


2: A powerhouse Rudy Austin   can offer Leeds something - if he is still going to be around.

The Jamaican has endured a troubled year and his future is up in the air amid interest from Brighton and Millwall. But he produced a belligerent, combative display in the second-half, showing bustling intent and energy - giving Leeds a physical edge in midfield and showing glimpses of his old self.


3: Brian Montenegro is ready for a more regular role.

Bearing in mind, he played in an attacking position on the left and not through the middle, the Paraguayan striker - on his full debut after two brief substitute appearances - put himself about and showed semblances of threat and played his part in a positive second-half. Not too many Championship sides know too much about him and his attitude and energy levels seem good - perhaps should have been brought on in the latter stages at Derby with the game and Leeds going nowhere at least his presence have taken something from a poor evening and given him experience.


4: Luke Murphy and Casper Sloth haven’t sulked.

Granted, the pair’s performances at the Stadium of Light didn’t crack any pots. But both put in a shift in the second half and improved as the game went on with both providing crosses which almost led to second-half goals. Neil Redfearn was presumably referring to the attitude of both when he labelled the attitude of those players who have out of side in recent weeks and months as exemplary.

On being questioned whether Murphy,starting his first game since the end of August, could yet play a part, Redfearn admitted that the door was open, handing Murphy the compliment of saying him and Austin ‘bossed’ proceedings in the second half. It remains to be seen what happens through January, but if Murphy is still around, he can maybe still play a role - stranger things have happened. At the very least, he would bring competition and keep people on their toes.


5: Mirco Antenucci is a class act.

If Leeds are to get out of trouble between now and May, you sense Antenucci will have something to say about it. Shows touches of class at Sunderland and would hand something to the best Championship sides. A difficult time for Leeds, but Antenucci can be counted upon in the coming weeks ahead - just needs the supporting cast around him to pitch in and provide him with the necessary ammunition.   (Vi er vel nå 7 timer uten scoring i kamper....) )

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Leeds United fan banned after letting off smoke bomb inside Sunderland’s ground

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A Leeds United fan has been banned from attending matches after he let off a smoke bomb “to add atmosphere” to an FA Cup tie.

Sports journalism graduate Adam Battensby smuggled the devices into the game against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light on January 4, a court heard.

The 24-year-old, of Bramley, had bought the items on the internet and thought the rules surrounding them had been “relaxed”, Sunderland magistrates were told.

Prosecutor Neil Fodor said: “Police on duty within the grounds saw two males on CCTV discharging two smoke bombs. Mr Battensby was identified as one of them.

“He told officers he has bought the smoke-generating devices online three to four months ago and that he thought it would add to the atmosphere.”

The insurance salesman admitted possessing a firework at a sporting event. He was given a football banning order which prevents him from attending any Leeds or international games for the next three years.

He could be locked up for six months if he breaches the order and has to surrender his passport when England play abroad.

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Sunderland and Leeds fans clashed outside pub after FA Cup tie

CLASH: The Wheatsheaf pub in Roker, where rival fans clashed after the Sunderland versus Leeds United FA Cup match last month.
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FOOTBALL hooligans launched a mass fight which saw 30 rival fans clash outside a Sunderland pub after a home game last month.

Sunderland and Leeds United fans brawled outside the Wheatsheaf pub in Monkwearmouth, after the Black Cats’ 1-0 FA Cup win over the Elland Road side at the Stadium of Light, on January 4.

Leeds supporter Benjamin Haigh, described as one of the main protagonists, appeared before Sunderland magistrates this week, where he admitted threatening behaviour and criminal damage.

The court heard that he threw punches at rival fans and lashed out at a taxi parked outside the pub.

The 32-year-old, of Station Road, Huddersfield, was walking past the pub, in Roker Avenue, when a group of Sunderland fans came out and he “saw red mist”, magistrates heard.

Prosecutor Neil Fodor said Haigh was one of the “main protagonists” during the violent incident in the street.

“Police were called to what is described as a large-scale disturbance between rival football fans,” Mr Fodor said.

“There were 30 people in the street. Some were throwing punches at others and there was shouting and swearing between two groups.

“Officers stepped in and attempted to control the fans, one of them being Mr Haigh. He got various warnings to get back, and go away and move on.

“Mr Haigh would not, and police officers stepped between the respective groups. They saw Mr Haigh with the Leeds fans group.

“He appeared to be one of the main protagonists and repeatedly lunged forward and attempted to goad others to fight.

“He then punched the rear off-side window of a taxi, causing it to shatter.”

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Haigh was arrested and interviewed, telling officers he had been to the Leeds-Sunderland match and had made his way to the Wheatsheaf, when a group of Sunderland fans came out and started to throw punches.

He denied having thrown any punches himself, but changed his mind when he was shown CCTV footage of the incident. He also accepted causing damage to the taxi.

Ian Palmer, defending, said: “This is Mr Haigh’s first time before a court, at the age of 32.

“He was going to get a Metro to Newcastle to get a train back to West Yorkshire and he walked past the Wheatsheaf when a group of Sunderland fans exited the pub. It was no doubt an awful scene in a public area.

“He accepts he acted highly inappropriately. This was not related to alcohol, he’d only had a couple of pints, no more.

“He was caught up in the crowd mentality. He saw red mist during the incident and lashed out at the vehicle, causing the glass to smash, and was detained by officers. He was the only one arrested as part of this.”

Mr Palmer said Haigh is currently unemployed, having worked in retail, but is hoping to start work as a window cleaner shortly.

The Bench asked the Probation Service to prepare a pre-sentence report and Haigh will be sentenced on February 25.