Leeds Predictions.

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Jacey

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A very challenging game at Leeds and I would be very surprised if we come away with a solitary point.
They are really looking forward to our visit and seem to think we are in a bad way,currently,for whatever reason!!

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Firstly, think we need to get through Thursday night, get our defence somehow sorted and win a game comfortably. Hopefully, giving the squad some confidence and belief going into a prem game against Leeds. My fear at the moment, is some of the new players aren’t good enough, too many are on the naughty step and then there is those on the picket line!
I will do my prediction after Thursday.
 
They will out-muscle us in key areas and bombard our goal with crosses and set plays. Our defenders will watch the ball and no one will take responsibility. Unless Sage has a different plan.
4-1 Leeds win.
 
A good win in Europe will be followed by another game where we look a bit of a mess at times, but show a bit of promise going forward 4-2 to Leeds
 
Willo said:
The season is very much in its infancy but we look a sorry, bedraggled, dis-functioning mess at present.
I have no grounds for optimism leading into the Leeds match and I envisage yet another defeat.
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I agree,not a happy scenario and Parish will be watching,be rest assured.
 
kevlee said:
A good win over a division 1 standard Polish team will lead to people thinking we are walking on water. Leeds will then beat us and it will be back to business as usual.
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I’ll take it at the moment, after all, our European exploits papered over the cracks of our poor league form last season
 
Jacey said:
Wonder whether Sage will be given much more time than Frank de Boar to prove his worth,assuming a heavy defeat at Leeds??
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We won a league game and a cup game. Are we even in the bottom three? Goal difference won't be good but we're not at de Boer level at all. I've much more faith in Sage than de Boer. Although I thought de Boer might work. We all thought Reidewald could do it but on his own, plus him being only average, was never going to work.
This time we've gone from a slow build up three to a quick transition three but we're catching ourselves out in the transition. We don't have a lot of pace or physicality. We're not built for the pressing high intensity game - in more or less every area of the pitch.
We need to look, at what our strengths are and play to them.
Obviously, we could do with Sarr back. I wonder if it's at all linked to Vieira?
 
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