KAMP: vs. Bournemouth 6/11

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Bond to name unchanged line-up



Bournemouth manager Kevin Bond is likely to name an unchanged squad for Tuesday's clash with promotion hopefuls Leeds.
The Cherries boss will be hoping his team can sustain a decent run of form after they beat Bristol Rovers 2-0 at The Memorial Ground.
Midfielder Shaun Cooper is still nursing a dead leg while Southampton loanee Adam Lallana has not recovered from the swollen ankle he sustained in the match against Walsall last week.
Despite new loan signings James Henry and Alex Pearce bolstering the squad, the bench is once again likely to include several players from Joe Roach's youth team including Welsh youth international Joe Partington and defender Billy Franks.
Ryan Garry (shin), Russ Perrett (calf), Steve Foley (back), Jean Christophe (wrist), and Warren Cummings (arm) are all still out as the Cherries bid to inflict further damage on Leeds who lost their unbeaten record to Carlisle at the weekend.

TeamTalk

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Darren desperate to pile on United agony


LEADING FROM THE FRONT:
Cherries skipper Darren Anderton

Darren Anderton saved the finest goal of his career for Leeds United, and the veteran midfielder is hoping to garner more happy memories at the expense of the Elland Road club tonight.
Anderton produced a blistering finish during an FA Cup fifth round replay between Leeds and Tottenham Hotspur in 1999 â€" a strike the 35-year-old still rates as the most sensational he ever scored â€" and Bournemouth's captain intends to make the most of a meeting with a club he never expected to encounter in League One.
All but one of Anderton's previous clashes with Leeds came in the Premiership and during his time with Spurs, and when he dropped out of the England's top two divisions to join Bournemouth last season he believed he had seen the last of United.
But the former England international will be pitched into a confrontation with Dennis Wise's side at Dean Court tonight as Leeds attempt to recover from their first league defeat of the season. And Anderton is confident that his previous successes against the Yorkshire side will be replicated on the south coast.
Anderton said: "I've got quite a good record against them so hopefully that can continue.
"Leeds are the best team in the league â€" I don't think there's any doubt about that â€" and it's going to be a very difficult game for us. But on our day we're a match for anybody in this league. Let's hope it's that way against Leeds.
"It's nice to have them in our league but it's a shame in terms of football because five years ago they were playing in a Champions League semi-final.
"But that's football and it just shows how quickly things can change. If you look at our predicament right now, I think it's something that we've got to look at ourselves."
Bournemouth have been weighed down this season by their worst start to a home schedule for more than 80 years.
The Dorset club have never beaten Leeds and are still to win at Dean Court after seven games this term. But while United were enduring the end of their 13-game unbeaten run at Carlisle United on Saturday, Bournemouth were improving their own standing with a valuable 2-0 win over Bristol Rovers.
The success followed on from a 1-1 draw with Walsall, and the completion of two games without defeat is as consistent as Bournemouth have been this season. Kevin Bond's side, however, remain fourth from bottom in the League One table, just two points above Cheltenham who occupy 24th place. Anderton said: "We've given ourselves a chance of going into the game with confidence following Saturday's win and the draw with Walsall.
hope we put on a performance that the game deserves."
The midfielder's confidence has been met with defiant noises from United's camp in the wake of their loss at Brunton Park on Saturday.
Leeds conceded three goals for the first time in a league match this season after their normally-reliable defence cracked in the closing stages against Carlisle, but centre-back Matt Heath insisted Bournemouth should not expect a timid approach from their visitors tonight.
Heath said: "We'll be back fighting.
"All we can do is regroup and get ready. Personally, I thought it was one of our best performances in the first half against Carlisle. The lads are together, and I think it will show."

YEP

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Spotlight on: The Cherries

The Gaffer
Kevin Bond arrived on the south coast after his tenure as assistant boss at Newcastle was ended in September of last year. Newcastle terminated his contract following allegations made during a BBC investigation into bung payments, but he was appointed at Bournemouth less than a month later. Bond had gained extensive coaching experience with Portsmouth and Southampton, and was taken to St James' Park by Glenn Roeder just four months before he was sacked. The Cherries finished 19th in League One last season.

The Danger
It will be interesting to see how Darren Anderton's 35-year-old legs carry him through tonight's match. Bournemouth's inspiration, then, may come from Lee Bradbury who has scored eight goals for two different clubs this season. Bradbury is 32 but Leeds were made aware of the forward's ability by his effective display during United's visit to Southend last term.

The Form
The Cherries are already trapped in a battle to preserve their League One status, and were pinned to the bottom of the division before their priceless victory at Bristol Rovers on Saturday. Two goals from James Henry secured a 2-0 win â€" the Cherries' third of the league campaign â€" but the club have lost five of their seven home fixtures and are yet to win. Only three victories away from Dean Court have prevented them being cut adrift at the bottom of the table, and they are struggling to average a goal a game.

The Record
Leeds and Bournemouth have not played each other since May 5, 1990, a day which is remembered for both United's promotion from Division Two and the violence that stretched over a bank holiday weekend. Leeds collected a 1-0 victory that afternoon and have not lost in any of their seven meetings with the Cherries. Just two have finished in stalemate â€" both goalless draws in Dorset. The clubs have only shared the same division during three previous seasons â€" from 1987 to 1990.

The Odds
United's first defeat of the season has not frightened the bookmakers. An away win is as short as 4-6 with William Hill, while Bournemouth are 10-3 outsiders. The draw stands at 12-5.

The Whistler
Whether it is by coincidence or on account of their manager, Leeds United are being honoured with the presence of Select Group officials. Mark Halsey and Phil Dowd have taken charge of their last two fixtures, and Steve Bennett will run the show tonight. Dennis Wise's players would do well to tread carefully â€" Bennett has already issued 48 cautions and six red cards in 14 games, putting him on course to beat last season's tally of 14 dismissals.

YEP

[Per-Stian]

Ser mr. Kaiser, riksen, Robbie Blake og fleire tippar storeslem ikveld. Eg for min del trur vi må nøye oss med 5-0. Ein in-form Becks puttar tre og Constantine får sitt første i Leeds.

Ankergren
Richardson Marques Heath Clapham
Carole Douglas Prutton Da Costa
Beckford Kandol

[Karl Hot Shot]

Bournemouth Town er riktignok dårlige, men noen storskrell til Leeds United blir det vel heller ikke? Kandol og Beckford kan skape problemer for deres treige forsvar. Derimot har Bournemouth også mulighet til å putte et par på vårt forsvar. Men det ligger vel i grunnen an til uavgjort.

[Roy]

Ingen u i kveld, vi løper de i senk Dessuten forventer jeg at forsvaret er tilbake på sporet i kveld - og da blir det fort 3-0 

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Golbourne on loan

AFC Bournemouth have signed a fourth Reading player on loan with full back Scott Golbourne joining the squad for an initial month. Golbourne joins Reading team mates Jem Karacan, Alex Pearce and James Henry at Dean Court and will go straight into the squad for this evening's visit of Leeds United. Golbourne is an England youth international who has played in the Premiership for Reading already this season at just 18 years of age. He has also appeared for The Royals in their League Cup win over Swansea. Golbourne started his career at Bristol City before Reading snapped him up in January of last year. He played 35 games for Wycombe Wanderers last season in two loan spells, scoring 1 goal.

bournemouth.rivals.net

[Ferre]

Laget:

Ankergren
Frazer - Heath - Rui - Clapham
Prutton - Douglas - Hughes - Carole
Beckford - Kandol

Subs: Lucas, Huntington, Da Costa, Constantine, Weston

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Laget:

Ankergren
Frazer - Heath - Rui - Clapham
Prutton - Douglas - Hughes - Carole
Beckford - Kandol

Subs: Lucas, Huntington, Da Costa, Constantine, Weston

http://www.leedsunited.com/page/NewsroomDetail/0,,10273~1160845,00.html

[auren]

Jaha... Akkurat samme startellever og benk som mot Carlisle. Får håpe det holder til å slå B-m.... Mitt nye kallenavn på Bourne-mouth.

auren

[Robert H.]

Steve Bennett er dommer så den oppgaven bør være i gode hender i hvertfall...

[Oggy]

Lykke til, karar 
Drar i klubb, for å ta noen øl og konjak - samt se RBK...

[Kickthemdown]

Carole - Prutton - Douglas - Da Costa

Når skal vi få oppleve den beste midtbanen vi kan stille med Dermed får vi også ut Clapham når Hughes tar over venstrebackplassen.. Jaja.. Wise vet hva han gjør...

Come on Leeds. Liker ikke at de har såppas med PL lånespillere. Redd de er kvalitet i league one hele gjengen...

Mvh

Alta-White

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her blir det en merkelig mix!
LUTV på øret, RBK på tv-skjermen og jobb-saker på PC-skjermen....

[Ferre]

Carole - Prutton - Douglas - Da Costa

Når skal vi få oppleve den beste midtbanen vi kan stille med Dermed får vi også ut Clapham når Hughes tar over venstrebackplassen.. Jaja.. Wise vet hva han gjør...

Come on Leeds. Liker ikke at de har såppas med PL lånespillere. Redd de er kvalitet i league one hele gjengen...

Mvh

Alta-White

Venter også på den midtbanen! Tror nok ikke Wise tør å stille med to så offensive kantspillere...

[Hallgeir *]

 Enig med flere her. Det hadde vært artig å se om Da Costa fungerte slik som vi håper... gode innlegg og ikke i større grad forsinke framdrifta i angrepsspillet.

[Roy]

Da er jeg klar   Måtte det bli storseier i kveld.

... eller, rettelse, det holder med seier

[sveifors]

Da er jeg klar  Måtte det bli storseier i kveld.

... eller, rettelse, det holder med seier

Seier holder i massevis

[John I]

Viktig å komme tilbake på vinnersporet, tror på 3 nye poeng i dag.



MOT

[auren]

Artig å høre vinnermålet av Lee Chapman sist vi møtte B-m, live på LUTV. Det målet sendte oss opp i den øverste divisjonen igjen.

Tipper 2-0 i dag. Kandol og Heath. Men frykter en uavgjort. Vi får håpe vi slår kraftig tilbake og avgjør kampen så tidlig som mulig

auren, som hører at kampen er utsatt til klokken 21

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Kamp utsatt til 2100 norsk tid

[Roy]

Kampen er utsatt i 15 min   Complete sell-out, de får ikke folk inn fort nok.

[flynn]

Moro for disse lagene å få Leeds på besøk i alle fall! Sell-out record crowd 

flynn

[Sølvreven]

For en god nyhet.  Jeg hadde ikke fått med meg at det var serierunde i dag, skulle bare lese litt på OEF før Rosenborgkampen. Og så kan jeg bare slå på Leedskampen og chatte med dere mens RBK tuller rundt på skjermen.  Toppers

[Dennis]

COME ON, YOU LEEDS! Jeg har 1-5 på dere på Luscos-tippen i dag, guttær! Jeg trenger mål! (for Leeds)

[auren]

Forest - Southend: 0-1

auren

[Sølvreven]

Southend leder borte mot Nottingham 

[DaGa]

Meget viktig med seier i dag!
COME ON LEEDS!

[CoachKarlstad]

Flaks med litt utsettelse! Da gikk jeg ikke glipp av de første 15min... Rett fra jobb til kald pils, må bli seier det her tror jeg!

[Tom S]

ALL WHITE STRIP!

COME ON LEEDS !!!!