- May 8, 2018
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Here it isLeeds fans in delusions of grandeur shocker!
Here it isLeeds fans in delusions of grandeur shocker!
American investors do not make you mega rich, ask a Derby County fan...Hadn't realized the the manager at West Brom turned them down and signed a new contract. A bit concerning for Leeds, no? I thought they were about to be made mega rich by American investors.
I hadn't realised he used to work under Bialsa. I'd be worried about what it says that a guy who was quite recently at Leeds doesn't want to go back there.Hadn't realized the the manager at West Brom turned them down and signed a new contract. A bit concerning for Leeds, no? I thought they were about to be made mega rich by American investors.
That’s fake news.Hadn't realized the the manager at West Brom turned them down and signed a new contract. A bit concerning for Leeds, no? I thought they were about to be made mega rich by American investors.
It does give the impression that they are an utter mess behind the scenes. Guess the fact they are relegation threatened doesn't help but you'd expect any decent manager to back themselves in keeping them up given half the season remains.I hadn't realised he used to work under Bialsa. I'd be worried about what it says that a guy who was quite recently at Leeds doesn't want to go back there.
And even their surge in the late 90s ago was fairly short lived. They spent most of the 80s in the second division.Leeds fans must still think it’s the year 2000, they seem to have forgotten the past 20 years… They WERE a big club, but over the last 20 years the definition of “big club” has dramatically changed. City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Spurs, United, Arsenal are all miles ahead of them. The fan base of those teams has surged over that time. Leeds are much more in the Villa, Newcastle, Weat Ham category & I probably wouldn’t even put them ahead of any of them. Some serious delusion from Leeds fans these days, but we knew that.
You can find various "All time League Tables" on the internet...lots of different ways of calculating it. None of the ones I've seen place Leeds in the Top 10. Mostly they seem to be around 20th. There's one in particular which simply counts the number of points a team has secured whilst in the "top flight", since 1888. The guy keeps it bang up to date. Leeds are 19th...just ahead of Burnley!Leeds fans must still think it’s the year 2000, they seem to have forgotten the past 20 years… They WERE a big club, but over the last 20 years the definition of “big club” has dramatically changed. City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Spurs, United, Arsenal are all miles ahead of them. The fan base of those teams has surged over that time. Leeds are much more in the Villa, Newcastle, Weat Ham category & I probably wouldn’t even put them ahead of any of them. Some serious delusion from Leeds fans these days, but we knew that.
Yep, West Brom's official Twitter account even took the piss out of Leeds' approachHadn't realized the the manager at West Brom turned them down and signed a new contract. A bit concerning for Leeds, no? I thought they were about to be made mega rich by American investors.
That's great. Bury in 38th pace??!! Didn't realise they were ever in the top flightYou can find various "All time League Tables" on the internet...lots of different ways of calculating it. None of the ones I've seen place Leeds in the Top 10. Mostly they seem to be around 20th. There's one in particular which simply counts the number of points a team has secured whilst in the "top flight", since 1888. The guy keeps it bang up to date. Leeds are 19th...just ahead of Burnley!
AgreedAnd even their surge in the late 90s ago was fairly short lived. They spent most of the 80s in the second division.
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We'll catch them, baring in mind you can only count their points since they were formed in 2010.And we're just about to overtake Bristol City.
But yeh embarrassingly off Palace
That table is quite an eye opener. We'd really need to stay in the top flight for quite a sustained period to make a dent on it.That's great. Bury in 38th pace??!! Didn't realise they were ever in the top flight
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