Electricstring
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Supposedly they are next on Red Bull's radar, that could provide a bit of impetus for a push.
Well said that man.My very own thoughts on Leeds United.Mr Ed (The Stables) said:Leeds are responsible for most of my worst experiences as a supporter in the 1970's. I have no desire to go there again ever!!!
Hear hear.manclad said:Well said that man.My very own thoughts on Leeds United.Mr Ed (The Stables) said:Leeds are responsible for most of my worst experiences as a supporter in the 1970's. I have no desire to go there again ever!!!
I would suggest that is the experience of most of the older posters on here.
And that is why they are so reviled by most of the older posters on Bluemoon.
jimharri said:Jesus H Christ; another one. Explain to me why the size of a club's crowd is a determining factor as to their league position. Please. If that was the case, we'd never have dropped down to the third tier of English league football. It's what the team does (or doesn't do) on the pitch that counts.Crouchinho said:Just because you've won stuff in the past doesn't mean you deserve it. I'd like to see the likes of Derby, Forest, Leeds back up though as they all have a decent following
manclad said:Well said that man.My very own thoughts on Leeds United.Mr Ed (The Stables) said:Leeds are responsible for most of my worst experiences as a supporter in the 1970's. I have no desire to go there again ever!!!
I would suggest that is the experience of most of the older posters on here.
And that is why they are so reviled by most of the older posters on Bluemoon.
I give up. Some people obviously think the size of the crowd that Leeds get (not exactly selling out Elland Road these days) means that a place in the PL is not unwarranted. Fine; I can't be bothered repeating myself yet again.jayfx said:jimharri said:Jesus H Christ; another one. Explain to me why the size of a club's crowd is a determining factor as to their league position. Please. If that was the case, we'd never have dropped down to the third tier of English league football. It's what the team does (or doesn't do) on the pitch that counts.Crouchinho said:Just because you've won stuff in the past doesn't mean you deserve it. I'd like to see the likes of Derby, Forest, Leeds back up though as they all have a decent following
You explain where he said it is a "determining factor to their league position". Maybe the players on the pitch don't deserve to be in the top flight but maybe it would be nice for all those fans that go week in week out to see their club back in the Premier League.
Personally I'd like to see them come back. As I'd also like to see Forest back. I like to see the so called big clubs go down but I like to see them return at some point.