The LUFC Breakfast Debate (Thur 31 May)
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The LUFC Breakfast Debate (Thur 31 May)
Good Morning Everyone
Its destiny day for Yosuke Ideguchi. The Japanese midfielder will learn later today whether he wmakes the cut.
There are 35 in the squad. Only 23 can go.
Lee Sharpe has been speaking to Lee Sobot from the YEP about Leeds hopes for promotion!
“It’s a really tough league to get out of and to give yourself the best opportunity you have got to throw some cash at it to get some good people in there,” he told the Yorkshire Evening Post.
“It’s a no-brainer to me to throw 30, 40 or maybe even 50 million pounds at it for the money that would come in return for the Premier League. It’s an absolute no-brainer.”
Jansson has been speaking o the press about Leeds' season
"Yes, I hope so," Jansson told Swedish paper Expressen about the need for change at Leeds.
"As we have seen this year, things have to happen. It was really bad both on and off the pitch. Leeds wants to go up to the Premier League, that's how the club goes out and talks, and then there are changes.
"We came in the lower half of the second part of the season and it's not good at all." Asked if the difficult end to the campaign with the Whites had altered his confidence heading into the World Cup with Sweden Jansson replied: "No, but it's been a messy season.
"Changes in the team were stricter [in the] second half of the season with more training, which is not a problem for me, but [it was] incredibly messy and a big disappointment."
Its destiny day for Yosuke Ideguchi. The Japanese midfielder will learn later today whether he wmakes the cut.
There are 35 in the squad. Only 23 can go.
Lee Sharpe has been speaking to Lee Sobot from the YEP about Leeds hopes for promotion!
“It’s a really tough league to get out of and to give yourself the best opportunity you have got to throw some cash at it to get some good people in there,” he told the Yorkshire Evening Post.
“It’s a no-brainer to me to throw 30, 40 or maybe even 50 million pounds at it for the money that would come in return for the Premier League. It’s an absolute no-brainer.”
Jansson has been speaking o the press about Leeds' season
"Yes, I hope so," Jansson told Swedish paper Expressen about the need for change at Leeds.
"As we have seen this year, things have to happen. It was really bad both on and off the pitch. Leeds wants to go up to the Premier League, that's how the club goes out and talks, and then there are changes.
"We came in the lower half of the second part of the season and it's not good at all." Asked if the difficult end to the campaign with the Whites had altered his confidence heading into the World Cup with Sweden Jansson replied: "No, but it's been a messy season.
"Changes in the team were stricter [in the] second half of the season with more training, which is not a problem for me, but [it was] incredibly messy and a big disappointment."
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Good morning Matt
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It is a tough league especially :Ellandback1 wrote: ↑Thu May 31, 2018 6:58 am Lee Sharpe has been speaking to Lee Sobot from the YEP about Leeds hopes for promotion!
“It’s a really tough league to get out of and to give yourself the best opportunity you have got to throw some cash at it to get some good people in there,” he told the Yorkshire Evening Post.
“It’s a no-brainer to me to throw 30, 40 or maybe even 50 million pounds at it for the money that would come in return for the Premier League. It’s an absolute no-brainer.”
If you have owners with little ambition.
If a club sells their best players every pre-season.
If a club builds their team on the cheap signing players not good enough to handle the pressures of the championship.
If you have no spine in a team
If a team has no pace or quality in vital areas of the team
Has no game-changers on the bench.
And most importantly having the wrong coach/manager in charge of the club.
Re: The LUFC Breakfast Debate (Thur 31 May)
Pontus has every right to be disappointed as he has a winning mentality, he is right in saying last season was 'messy' from day one, lets face we couldn't even make a decision on who should be captain. We may just be lucky to get one more season out of him but we'll have to shape ourselves & show some ambition because our best players won't hang around wasting their career at a club with no desire to progress.Ellandback1 wrote: ↑Thu May 31, 2018 6:58 am Jansson has been speaking o the press about Leeds' season
"Yes, I hope so," Jansson told Swedish paper Expressen about the need for change at Leeds.
"As we have seen this year, things have to happen. It was really bad both on and off the pitch. Leeds wants to go up to the Premier League, that's how the club goes out and talks, and then there are changes.
"We came in the lower half of the second part of the season and it's not good at all." Asked if the difficult end to the campaign with the Whites had altered his confidence heading into the World Cup with Sweden Jansson replied: "No, but it's been a messy season.
"Changes in the team were stricter [in the] second half of the season with more training, which is not a problem for me, but [it was] incredibly messy and a big disappointment."
Interesting to interpret the final sentence of his interview
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Re: The LUFC Breakfast Debate (Thur 31 May)
Morning Leon, very interesting final sentence.1964white wrote: ↑Thu May 31, 2018 7:42 am Pontus has every right to be disappointed as he has a winning mentality, he is right in saying last season was 'messy' from day one, lets face we couldn't even make a decision on who should be captain. We may just be lucky to get one more season out of him but we'll have to shape ourselves & show some ambition because our best players won't hang around wasting their career at a club with no desire to progress.
Interesting to interpret the final sentence of his interview
Was there a fitness problem?
I know Saiz complained (around end February) about too much training.
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There were rumours coming out of ER that our squad of players lacked fitnessEllandback1 wrote: ↑Thu May 31, 2018 8:01 am Morning Leon, very interesting final sentence.
Was there a fitness problem?
I know Saiz complained (around end February) about too much training.
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Think it was fairly obvious we hit a wall very early, we were done by Christmas, even with all the chopping and changing. One of the reasons for me TC had to go. Heck had started to address that by the time the season came to an end ...As I say I think he's a much better coach than his predecessor
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Supposedly, this is going to be our new home top (leaked)
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Morning Faaip, are you saying the players had burnt themselves out by Christmas?faaip wrote: ↑Thu May 31, 2018 9:08 am Think it was fairly obvious we hit a wall very early, we were done by Christmas, even with all the chopping and changing. One of the reasons for me TC had to go. Heck had started to address that by the time the season came to an end ...As I say I think he's a much better coach than his predecessor
Over training or too much ball chasing after giving it away so much?
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You are joking MattEllandback1 wrote: ↑Thu May 31, 2018 9:15 am Supposedly, this is going to be our new home top (leaked)
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Ellandback1 wrote: ↑Thu May 31, 2018 6:58 am Good Morning Everyone
Lee Sharpe has been speaking to Lee Sobot from the YEP about Leeds hopes for promotion!
“It’s a really tough league to get out of and to give yourself the best opportunity you have got to throw some cash at it to get some good people in there,” he told the Yorkshire Evening Post.
“It’s a no-brainer to me to throw 30, 40 or maybe even 50 million pounds at it for the money that would come in return for the Premier League. It’s an absolute no-brainer.”
The teams coming down from the premieship all have fat bank accounts and will retain a few premiership level players which means the teams in the championship need to invest in players to just keep up .
Jansson has been speaking o the press about Leeds' season
"Yes, I hope so," Jansson told Swedish paper Expressen about the need for change at Leeds.
"As we have seen this year, things have to happen. It was really bad both on and off the pitch. Leeds wants to go up to the Premier League, that's how the club goes out and talks, and then there are changes.
"We came in the lower half of the second part of the season and it's not good at all." Asked if the difficult end to the campaign with the Whites had altered his confidence heading into the World Cup with Sweden Jansson replied: "No, but it's been a messy season.
"Changes in the team were stricter [in the] second half of the season with more training, which is not a problem for me, but [it was] incredibly messy and a big disappointment."
extra training is all well good but depends if its tactics or fitness , pointless been the fittess team in the league if all you do is run around in circles for 90mins and get nowhere
I could stop drinking but im not a quitter
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This better not be trueEllandback1 wrote: ↑Thu May 31, 2018 9:15 am Supposedly, this is going to be our new home top (leaked)
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Has to be all white at home. That would makes us Ipswich
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Re: The LUFC Breakfast Debate (Thur 31 May)
No way that will be the home shirt. Training top or away top at best. Don’t think the guy made the Japanese World Cup squad btw
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Re: The LUFC Breakfast Debate (Thur 31 May)
Morning Bert, I don't think the players were able to run around for 90 mins come Jan 1st.
It was like the power had be zapped from them.
They were always second onto a loose ball, low in confidence and poor in attitude.
I dread tho think what the dressing room aura was like?
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You really need to stop this bashing of the owner, he’s had one season
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Its a difficult one Dezzy, by his own admission Radrizzani has made many errors and yes we should support him.
BUT the fact Leon goes to most of the games, both home and away I think gives him more right than lets say me that only manage to get to a few games each season.