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kis has worn that thing since about september, there cannot possibly be anything wrong with him anymore.

me too and i am pretty sure they haven't been watching the same leeds i have. a dull 0-0 in the freezing cold, just a sending off to add some excitement to an otherwise dreary day.

prebook and get the cab to pick you up the other side of the underpass or something if you're rushed. the direct trains back are 5 past the hour so plenty of time for the 6 o clock and unless you leave before full time never going to make the 5.05.

you'll be fine if you get a cab snoobs.

:thumbsup: we're writing the rulebook. they are pretty confident about him being able to play for us though.

of the leeds fans i know more of us would would prefer to stay in league one than to get promoted. the premier league has absolutely no appeal or interest to me whatsoever, the championship a little - but with the way things are going in the premiership the championship is only a little way...

tsk. the only rugby that matters that weekend is on the friday at headingley :thumbsup:

. that is . only 4 games .

i am hoping so, not in a disastrous not win again for the rest of the season but because i am well and truly converted to proper (and yeah i know bates and st johns and yada yada) football and the pl is so far from genuine fans and grounds and what have you, the championship is not too far...

good luck. it is unfortunate that mawhinney the twat persevered with his "there is no financial crisis in football" baloney for as long as he did.

case closed!

was a good superbowl, thought george benson might have had the decency to dance with his parasol though. what was peeeyton thinking with that pass on 3rd and 6 looking for addai? he needed to be lobbing it to clark by then and even if he made that there wasn't enough time for an onside (even if...

nah, he and lowes were the only ones that read the bloody memo. the rest of them are idiots. though it was some consolation that mr bates wasn't going to defile the honours board at elland road with that pisspot embarrassment of a cup should the worst have happened, bremner would be spinning...

it was open last week because we drank in there for the spurs game with some spurs pals, there was a bit of trouble outside after the game and west yorkshires finest acted like osama bin laden was in our midst with a complete overkill and caused mayhem the whole way along elland road. we didn't...

dom matteo scored a fcuking great goal in the san siro, in the san siro..... seen leeds play there, partly because of the result and partly for the atmosphere and craic we had it is one of my favourite of our cl away days. have fun!

they do occasionally try to get us to sit down, my season tickets are in n9 which is slightly to the leftof the goal - upper tier of the kop as you look from the pitch. but it's simple if you don't make eye contact with the stewards, and as soon as they step foot on the gangway to come up to try...

yes it is. first round was live on the internet and and the rest on the gogglebox. just under £500k in tv money alone for the five games.

pretty similar seats to you, just opposite, block 526 row 11 also. i'm pleased, they are good seats. after i had completed my order i went back through to see what was still available using my brothers pin code just in case front row came up or something and any seats i would have been happy...

yeah, i kept half an eye on the pro bowl but it's a sham to call it a 'game' really. itszamora - we'll be at the superbash, my brother and i, will send my mobile number across later in the week and if you fancy a beer we can meet up. we're sorted for tickets though, thanks. i am getting ready...

i haven't looked at the price brackets yet. the first game - giants/dolphins i went for the most expensive seats level 1, 5 rows from the front of used seating, next to what is where the players get the fa cup in football, about 20 rows from the actual front of the stand with the netting and it...