[Albion] Deluded Leeds (an EFL club) fans

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

Do you think we COULD?

* asking for a friend.

The bogs. Hove lawns 8.pm.

Tell you friend to go to the last trap and say “the geese are flying backwards” through the hole drilled at waist height in the cubicle wall.

The he hears “GOSBTS” practice will have begun.

 

[vagabond]

Another to store for later...................

https://twitter.com/MoeSyzlac/status/1294216138935668736?s=20

More than anything else, amazing how a fully grown man has such poor command of his first language (#factnotfiction). Markey boy also has this gem: “Bielsa can turn a pub player into Messi”. That’s great mate, so why are you still obsessing over our player?

https://twitter.com/moesyzlac/status/1293867134196559872

 

[Finchley Seagull]

More than anything else, amazing how a fully grown man has such poor command of his first language (#factnotfiction). Markey boy also has this gem: “Bielsa can turn a pub player into Messi”. That’s great mate, so why are you still obsessing over our player?

https://twitter.com/moesyzlac/status/1293867134196559872

That is where the Bielsa argument is so flawed. Firstly, if he was that good, he'd surely have won a lot more trophies in his career. I admit he's not been at the biggest teams generally, and that seems to be his choice, but surely if he was as good as they say he would have won a lot more even with the teams he has managed. And, as you say, why not go out and buy someone else who is available and make him as good as White if what they say is true.

I also find it quite offensive to Graham Potter. He is a very talented manager who has improved a number of our younger players this season e.g. Connolly, Alzate, Bissouma etc. If we're turning down big bids from Leeds, it is because we intend to play Ben White and he will definitely develop here

 

[vagabond]

That is where the Bielsa argument is so flawed. Firstly, if he was that good, he'd surely have won a lot more trophies in his career. I admit he's not been at the biggest teams generally, and that seems to be his choice, but surely if he was as good as they say he would have won a lot more even with the teams he has managed. And, as you say, why not go out and buy someone else who is available and make him as good as White if what they say is true.

I also find it quite offensive to Graham Potter. He is a very talented manager who has improved a number of our younger players this season e.g. Connolly, Alzate, Bissouma etc. If we're turning down big bids from Leeds, it is because we intend to play Ben White and he will definitely develop here

Yeah it’s been discussed here already but the Leeds fans have an ignorantly odd idea of the kind of manager GP is. They seem to think he’s an amateur hoof ball merchant.

Ok fair they don’t watch our games, but I think the neutral media narrative has started to appreciate and respect that we’ve changed to a progressive style the past season.

Of course we know how advanced a coach he is. Light years from Hughton.

Not to Leeds fans. He’s big Sam junior.

They may be surprised when they play us and we dominate 70% possession.

 

[Finchley Seagull]

Yeah it’s been discussed here already but the Leeds fans have an ignorantly odd idea of the kind of manager GP is. They seem to think he’s an amateur hoof ball merchant.

Ok fair they don’t watch our games, but I think the neutral media narrative has started to appreciate and respect that we’ve changed to a progressive style the past season.

Of course we know how advanced a coach he is. Light years from Hughton.

Not to Leeds fans. He’s big Sam junior.

They may be surprised when they play us and we dominate 70% possession.

We won't get close to the ball due to their high pressing game. I mean loads of teams do it but not the same way that Bielsa does it. He is unique. Nobody will be able to compete

 

[sphynx]

That is where the Bielsa argument is so flawed. Firstly, if he was that good, he'd surely have won a lot more trophies in his career. I admit he's not been at the biggest teams generally, and that seems to be his choice, but surely if he was as good as they say he would have won a lot more even with the teams he has managed. And, as you say, why not go out and buy someone else who is available and make him as good as White if what they say is true.

He is a legend in Argentina, yes it's not Europe, but when a side like Newell's name their stadium after you from only 3 seasons of management, he probably goes alright.

I'd also preface it by saying he is now 65 years old. He spent his prime in Argentina, Mexico and managing Argentina.

It's not necessarily only Leeds fans, Pep, Poch, Messi etc all idolize the guy, so he clearly has something about him.


Bilboa were awesome to watch when he had them in La Liga. I will be interested to see how they look in the PL next year, much like when Klopp moved over to England, some managers just have that intangible ability to turn average players into good ones, he's in that category. Trophies aren't everything especially for a quirky manager like Bielsa who has never desired to move to a major club, he's always preferred something left of center.

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

Yeah it’s been discussed here already but the Leeds fans have an ignorantly odd idea of the kind of manager GP is. They seem to think he’s an amateur hoof ball merchant.

Ok fair they don’t watch our games, but I think the neutral media narrative has started to appreciate and respect that we’ve changed to a progressive style the past season.

Of course we know how advanced a coach he is. Light years from Hughton.

Not to Leeds fans. He’s big Sam junior.

They may be surprised when they play us and we dominate 70% possession.

Their real fans will know as they will have seen leeds play against Potter’s Swansea. By contrast it’s unlikely that many of their twitter goons have been to Elland Road much at all and perhaps not for around 16 years.

 

[Stat Brother]

We won't get close to the ball due to their high pressing game. I mean loads of teams do it but not the same way that Bielsa does it. He is unique. Nobody will be able to compete

I'm sure Elsa hit the ground running at the start of pre season training, 2 days ago...







...oh.

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

Meslier looks like an outstanding young keeper to me. Could be the French #1 in time imo.

Hernandez even at 35 was close to the highest ranked player in the Championship last year.


Ayling maybe as well.

Phillips certainly wouldn't be on the bench of a combined side. Southgate was considering him for the England setup even in the Championship. I don't think anyone could say with a straight face Mooy, Bissouma and Mac Allistar would fetch the same money on the open market. Phillips would be worth £40m+ in the open market, even coming out of the Championship.

Nope. No, you're not a Leeds fan. Definitely not.

 

[Finchley Seagull]

He is a legend in Argentina, yes it's not Europe, but when a side like Newell's name their stadium after you from only 3 seasons of management, he probably goes alright.

I'd also preface it by saying he is now 65 years old. He spent his prime in Argentina, Mexico and managing Argentina.

It's not necessarily only Leeds fans, Pep, Poch, Messi etc all idolize the guy, so he clearly has something about him.


Bilboa were awesome to watch when he had them in La Liga. I will be interested to see how they look in the PL next year, much like when Klopp moved over to England, some managers just have that intangible ability to turn average players into good ones, he's in that category. Trophies aren't everything especially for a quirky manager like Bielsa who has never desired to move to a major club, he's always preferred something left of center.

I thought you weren't a Leeds fan. If you aren't, it is odd that you come on to another club's forum and only talk about them (not the two players from Brighton you claim to follow).

 

[hampshirebrightonboy]

More than anything else, amazing how a fully grown man has such poor command of his first language (#factnotfiction). Markey boy also has this gem: “Bielsa can turn a pub player into Messi”. That’s great mate, so why are you still obsessing over our player?

https://twitter.com/moesyzlac/status/1293867134196559872

Do you think they are playing us? Post absolute shite and see if it ends up on this thread. Nobody can be that stupid

 

[highflyer]

He is a legend in Argentina, yes it's not Europe, but when a side like Newell's name their stadium after you from only 3 seasons of management, he probably goes alright.

I'd also preface it by saying he is now 65 years old. He spent his prime in Argentina, Mexico and managing Argentina.

It's not necessarily only Leeds fans, Pep, Poch, Messi etc all idolize the guy, so he clearly has something about him.


Bilboa were awesome to watch when he had them in La Liga. I will be interested to see how they look in the PL next year, much like when Klopp moved over to England, some managers just have that intangible ability to turn average players into good ones, he's in that category. Trophies aren't everything especially for a quirky manager like Bielsa who has never desired to move to a major club, he's always preferred something left of center.

I also will be VERY interested to see how Bilboa get on in the Premier League next year.

Personally I think they may struggle for a number of reasons.

 

[lawros left foot]

They're too busy posting on tiktok instead.

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Are these the replacements for the Crystals?

That club must be more skint than I first thought.

 

[Scappa]

I also will be VERY interested to see how Bilboa get on in the Premier League next year.

Personally I think they may struggle for a number of reasons.

Ah! The team full of boxing Hobbits. We might even be able to score from corners against them. Maty will feel right at home, too.

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

He is a legend in Argentina, yes it's not Europe, but when a side like Newell's name their stadium after you from only 3 seasons of management, he probably goes alright.

I'd also preface it by saying he is now 65 years old. He spent his prime in Argentina, Mexico and managing Argentina.

It's not necessarily only Leeds fans, Pep, Poch, Messi etc all idolize the guy, so he clearly has something about him.


Bilboa were awesome to watch when he had them in La Liga. I will be interested to see how they look in the PL next year, much like when Klopp moved over to England, some managers just have that intangible ability to turn average players into good ones, he's in that category. Trophies aren't everything especially for a quirky manager like Bielsa who has never desired to move to a major club, he's always preferred something left of center.

Rightio. Does he have an acolytes forum you can join ? Your exaggeration makes you sound ridiculous. I’m not sure many on here care so I have no idea why you are trying to persuade.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Ah! The team full of boxing Hobbits. We might even be able to score from corners against them. Maty will feel right at home, too.

I thought he meant Rocky Bilboa.

 

[vagabond]

He is a legend in Argentina, yes it's not Europe, but when a side like Newell's name their stadium after you from only 3 seasons of management, he probably goes alright.

I'd also preface it by saying he is now 65 years old. He spent his prime in Argentina, Mexico and managing Argentina.

It's not necessarily only Leeds fans, Pep, Poch, Messi etc all idolize the guy, so he clearly has something about him.


Bilboa were awesome to watch when he had them in La Liga. I will be interested to see how they look in the PL next year, much like when Klopp moved over to England, some managers just have that intangible ability to turn average players into good ones, he's in that category. Trophies aren't everything especially for a quirky manager like Bielsa who has never desired to move to a major club, he's always preferred something left of center.

How many trophies has he won then? And why does he need Ben White so much?

btw Guardiola and Klopp also wax lyrical about Graham Potter, not that we use that to justify his existence.

 

[vagabond]

Oh, he’s won the illustrious English Championship old div 1 recently of course.

Any other trophies now he’s at the end of his career?

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Trophies aren't everything especially for a quirky manager like Bielsa who has never desired to move to a major club, he's always preferred something left of center.

Yeah, give him his credit: to this day, he's still never managed a major club. Commendable.

 

[Finchley Seagull]

Yeah, give him his credit: to this day, he's still never managed a major club. Commendable.

You forget Leeds are the rightful Champions of Europe and one of the biggest clubs in the universe