The massive Leeds

[GoldWithFalmer]

still in a huff over the pump house
regards
DR

Was out the Friday evening of the 2-2 game the day they invaded the pitch at the Goldstone,the North emptied rather quickly,still Leeds had almost 5000 that day,anyway Leeds were more than given the run around along the seafront in various battles involving 200 a side.. was only young then (with mates in the amusements on the pier) and not involved but it looked like an ebb and flow going on.

Glad to sea the North stood their ground a few weeks later vs a very noisy large Stoke contingent invaded on the final day of their relegation.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Was out the Friday evening of the 2-2 game the day they invaded the pitch at the Goldstone,the North emptied rather quickly,still Leeds had almost 5000 that day,anyway Leeds were more than given the run around along the seafront in various battles involving 200 a side.. was only young then (with mates in the amusements on the pier) and not involved but it looked like an ebb and flow going on.

Glad to sea the North stood their ground a few weeks later vs a very noisy large Stoke contingent invaded on the final day of their relegation.

Stoke drinking in the Brewers arms in Lewes that day on an invite
regards
DR

 

[dazzer6666]

Did their best to cause Sky a few issues apparently.....

https://www.facebook.com/EFLBanter/videos/941354189298859/

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Did their best to cause Sky a few issues apparently.....

https://www.facebook.com/EFLBanter/videos/941354189298859/

Plebs

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[Braggfan]

I think Simmo Says has every right to mention on it here, being that it is our fans forum. Whether you like what he says or not he was just saying what happened to him at the game. If the reaction to his post is because of some underlying argument, then I can't comment because I don't know about it. But from my point of view I didn't read that he did anything out of order, he just took exception to Leeds fans in our end. I know there's two sides to that debate and it's been talked about on here recently, but whatever side you're on, personally I'd rather see our fans stick together, rather than turn on each other.

 

[Wellesley]

personally I'd rather see our fans stick together, rather than turn on each other.

F#ck off.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

F#ck off.

I've forgot everything that happened - almost
Although it could be interesting at the next home match when the Albion season ticket holder turns up without his three Leeds mates

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

I think Simmo Says has every right to mention on it here, being that it is our fans forum. Whether you like what he says or not he was just saying what happened to him at the game. If the reaction to his post is because of some underlying argument, then I can't comment because I don't know about it. But from my point of view I didn't read that he did anything out of order, he just took exception to Leeds fans in our end. I know there's two sides to that debate and it's been talked about on here recently, but whatever side you're on, personally I'd rather see our fans stick together, rather than turn on each other.

Thanks Dad

 

[AmexRuislip]

Whelan reeling after "homophobic tweet" storm

Apologies, not seen anywhere else.

http://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/leedsunited/news/44494/

Former Leeds striker turned pundit Noel Whelan Haa been accused of making homophobic comments on his twitter feed ahead of our defeat at Brighton.

The 41-year-old has become an iconic figure on BBC radio Leeds in recent times. Famed for his passionate "get in" cries when the Whites score, Whelan was notably absent from the commentary box when the Whites beat high flying Reading 2-0 on Tuesday night to move back up to fourth.

At the time of writing is is unknown whether or not Whelan's absence was linked to a story in Tuesday's Daily Mirror where he was accused of posting the following tweet ahead of Leeds' trip to Brighton last Friday night.

“Ok I’m taking a***hole insurance out for one night, this feels all wrong, sleeping back against the wall one eye open.”

Brighton is of course famous for its gay community. Down the years, Seagulls fans have had to ensure derogatory chants from opposition supporters about their town's "pink" presence.

The tweet has since been deleted.

Obviously there is no place in football for such "banter" id you can call it that. You also have to question Whelan's future in broadcasting if he harbours such unacceptable opinions.

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Apologies, not seen anywhere else.

http://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/leedsunited/news/44494/

Former Leeds striker turned pundit Noel Whelan Haa been accused of making homophobic comments on his twitter feed ahead of our defeat at Brighton.

The 41-year-old has become an iconic figure on BBC radio Leeds in recent times. Famed for his passionate "get in" cries when the Whites score, Whelan was notably absent from the commentary box when the Whites beat high flying Reading 2-0 on Tuesday night to move back up to fourth.

At the time of writing is is unknown whether or not Whelan's absence was linked to a story in Tuesday's Daily Mirror where he was accused of posting the following tweet ahead of Leeds' trip to Brighton last Friday night.

“Ok I’m taking a***hole insurance out for one night, this feels all wrong, sleeping back against the wall one eye open.”

Brighton is of course famous for its gay community. Down the years, Seagulls fans have had to ensure derogatory chants from opposition supporters about their town's "pink" presence.

The tweet has since been deleted.

Obviously there is no place in football for such "banter" id you can call it that. You also have to question Whelan's future in broadcasting if he harbours such unacceptable opinions.

Blimey, that's a shock. I actually enjoyed listening to his views on the Leeds/Villa game on the way back from Cardiff.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Blimey, that's a shock. I actually enjoyed listening to his views on the Leeds/Villa game on the way back from Cardiff.

Quite worrying, if true.
Normally you get an 'allegedly' in these sort of reports!

 

[araucaria]

Apologies, not seen anywhere else.

http://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/leedsunited/news/44494/

Former Leeds striker turned pundit Noel Whelan Haa been accused of making homophobic comments on his twitter feed ahead of our defeat at Brighton.

The 41-year-old has become an iconic figure on BBC radio Leeds in recent times. Famed for his passionate "get in" cries when the Whites score, Whelan was notably absent from the commentary box when the Whites beat high flying Reading 2-0 on Tuesday night to move back up to fourth

(edit - fifth, their little neighbours are actually fourth).

At the time of writing is is unknown whether or not Whelan's absence was linked to a story in Tuesday's Daily Mirror where he was accused of posting the following tweet ahead of Leeds' trip to Brighton last Friday night.

“Ok I’m taking a***hole insurance out for one night, this feels all wrong, sleeping back against the wall one eye open.”

Brighton is of course famous for its gay community. Down the years, Seagulls fans have had to ensure derogatory chants from opposition supporters about their town's "pink" presence.

The tweet has since been deleted.

Obviously there is no place in football for such "banter" if you can call it that. You also have to question Whelan's future in broadcasting if he harbours such unacceptable opinions.

An expert summariser whose main contribution is to yell 'get in' when they score. He surely has a big future in broadcasting.

 

[Driver8]

Apologies, not seen anywhere else.

http://www.fansnetwork.co.uk/football/leedsunited/news/44494/

Former Leeds striker turned pundit Noel Whelan Haa been accused of making homophobic comments on his twitter feed ahead of our defeat at Brighton.

The 41-year-old has become an iconic figure on BBC radio Leeds in recent times. Famed for his passionate "get in" cries when the Whites score, Whelan was notably absent from the commentary box when the Whites beat high flying Reading 2-0 on Tuesday night to move back up to fourth.

At the time of writing is is unknown whether or not Whelan's absence was linked to a story in Tuesday's Daily Mirror where he was accused of posting the following tweet ahead of Leeds' trip to Brighton last Friday night.

“Ok I’m taking a***hole insurance out for one night, this feels all wrong, sleeping back against the wall one eye open.”

Brighton is of course famous for its gay community. Down the years, Seagulls fans have had to ensure derogatory chants from opposition supporters about their town's "pink" presence.

The tweet has since been deleted.

Obviously there is no place in football for such "banter" id you can call it that. You also have to question Whelan's future in broadcasting if he harbours such unacceptable opinions.

Looks like his employer should have taken out ******** insurance.

 

[Nixonator]

Quite brilliant and original humour. I bet he was cackling to himself whilst tapping that one out on his Nokia 3210.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Probably just his phone accidently tweeting while in his pocket.