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Leeds United v Newcastle United
Leeds United
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2–2
Premier League
13/05/2023
Elland Road
Newcastle United
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All-time record vs Newcastle United
103
Played
40
Won
22
Drawn
41
Lost
+18
GD
39%
Win %
Home record at Elland Road
52
Played
26
Won
12
Drawn
14
Lost
+42
GD
50%
Win %
DateGroundScoreCompetition
31/12/2022 St James Park 0–0 D Premier League
22/01/2022 Elland Road 0–1 L Premier League
17/09/2021 St James Park 1–1 D Premier League
26/01/2021 St James Park 1–2 W Premier League
16/12/2020 Elland Road 5–2 W Premier League
All-time top scorers vs Newcastle United
#PlayerGoals
1 Peter Lorimer 8
2 Tom Jennings 6
3 Arthur Hydes 6
4 Russell Wainscoat 5
5 Johnny Giles 5
Starting XI
Goa Robles
Def Ayling ©
Def Wober
Def Firpo
Mid McKennie
Def Koch
Mid Greenwood
For Moreno
For Bamford
Mid Harrison
Substitutes
SUB Forshaw
SUB Aaronson
SUB Struijk
SUB Gnonto
Unused Substitutes
-- Meslier
-- Roca
-- Summerville
-- Rutter
-- Gray
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Cjay wrote: Fri May 12, 2023 6:05 pm They've spent well.

There owners may be a front for a brutal Dictatorship but they are serious people with a plan.

We have a mishmash of random faceless investors fronted by an accountant who've been sniffing around for a decade and a Italian chancer whose let an arrogant fantasist go unchecked
Businessmen, with no football intellect, needs to change immediately or else we'll be in the doldrums for the unforeseeable future.
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Re: Leeds Utd v Newcastle Utd Match Thread

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andrewjohnsmith wrote: Fri May 12, 2023 7:11 pm Kieran Trippier is a classic example

£12 million. Not much different to what we paid for Rasmus.

But look at the difference in quality and contributions.

We'd never sign a player like Trippier though because he's too old. Therein lies the problem.
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andrewjohnsmith wrote: Fri May 12, 2023 7:11 pm Kieran Trippier is a classic example

£12 million. Not much different to what we paid for Rasmus.

But look at the difference in quality and contributions.

We'd never sign a player like Trippier though because he's too old. Therein lies the problem.
Same story as Man City - they have spent but spent extremely well. When they spent big money they spent it very well and when they spent smaller amounts such as the £12m for Trippier, £10m for Pope they have spent really well too. Shows what proper scouting is all about.
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weasel wrote: Fri May 12, 2023 8:45 pm Same story as Man City - they have spent but spent extremely well. When they spent big money they spent it very well and when they spent smaller amounts such as the £12m for Trippier, £10m for Pope they have spent really well too. Shows what proper scouting is all about.
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On form this is by far the toughest of the remaining 3 games. If we get a draw today Big Sam will change the tune to 7 points in the final 3 games will keep us up. That is still likely to be true.

Today we need a serious dose of luck (OG of Pope's arse would do), for just once a home town ref, and a Saudi United meltdown under the pressure and noise of a manic ER.

The odds are massively against us with their wingers and scoring forwards, but their defence is not great and prone to letting them down. So, while it's unlikely, it's not impossible. This is what I tell myself anyway, in the gaps in the mourning process currently upon me.
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Boo Radley wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 7:27 am On form this is by far the toughest of the remaining 3 games. If we get a draw today Big Sam will change the tune to 7 points in the final 3 games will keep us up. That is still likely to be true.

Today we need a serious dose of luck (OG of Pope's arse would do), for just once a home town ref, and a Saudi United meltdown under the pressure and noise of a manic ER.

The odds are massively against us with their wingers and scoring forwards, but their defence is not great and prone to letting them down. So, while it's unlikely, it's not impossible. This is what I tell myself anyway, in the gaps in the mourning process currently upon me.
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1964white wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 7:44 am Newcastle, have only conceded 29 goals in 34 games, no team comes close apart from Citeh, Boo.
If we get at them early on and get ER rocking that will put the pressure on their defence.

We have some quick tricky forwards who will cause problems for their backline. Other than Trippier they're all big pondering defenders. So pace and trickery will bother them.

On the flip side our defence is a shambles. Hopefully Wober can galvanize our defence and marshall them into keeping a clean sheet.

Robles also has good leadership qualities.

They are a well organised side, with good attacking options. Newcastle will want to make amends for last week's disappointment against the Arse.

We need our guys to stand up and get a result today.

Hope for the best.
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Well today is championship day for us I beleive it is anyway too little too late. But we must realistically beat Newcastle today to have even the remotest chance of survival. Being at home too if they can't rise to the occasion today and beat Newcastle then thats it cause it ain't happening at Brighton or against West ham. Its really is now or never
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weasel wrote: Fri May 12, 2023 8:45 pm Same story as Man City - they have spent but spent extremely well. When they spent big money they spent it very well and when they spent smaller amounts such as the £12m for Trippier, £10m for Pope they have spent really well too. Shows what proper scouting is all about.
With Man City they are a club where top players want to go. Newcastle suddenly had a competitive wage budget and a big investment future to entice players. Our best selling point is our history and fans and Bielsa’s reputation before he left - but even that for some players was a double edged sword. There is nothing visionary about the club - just investment pipe dreams.

Then we have the wage structure. When you sign international quality seasoned pro’s they expect a commensurate wage. We were not able or were unwilling to compete in that regard. Probably the latter, the transfer strategy was always risk and reward based. Get it right you have big assets and a manageable wage structure, get it wrong as we have and the sh!t hits the fan.
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Scoobychief wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 8:17 am Well today is championship day for us I beleive it is anyway too little too late. But we must realistically beat Newcastle today to have even the remotest chance of survival. Being at home too if they can't rise to the occasion today and beat Newcastle then thats it cause it ain't happening at Brighton or against West ham. Its really is now or never
It is definitely not happening at Brighton.
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We're going down, right?

Does any of this really matter?
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I've not given up on, i might've given up on his task after today.

I want to see the team he picks and the formation, then i'll have probably given up unless he gets a result.

I honestly don't think with our players we could be in better hands and that includes Bert with just 3 remaining.

To defend how he'll want to defend i think he'll be a magician if he can also find a way to score and actually win, he has to find the right balance and i don't see how he can do it, there is a slight chance, he can't park the bus with this lot coz it'll just be The Alamo and we're bound to concede, of that i'm positive.

It'll be interesting to see how he responds if we go 0-1 down early, because he's then got to change tac tics and that's his biggest challenge, i'm dreading being 0-0 after 70mins and him shutting up shop, coz we won't hang on unless we're v lucky.

4-5-1 for me and tell them to bust a gut and have something sorted in training where he has a plan to use 3-5 subs as players wilt, i'd be telling them " you MUST tell me when you're knackered after say 70mins then i can adjust and introduce fresh legs'

It obviously depends on players available, but lets take Rasmus and Ayling for example - I'd start Ayling who's best game is flying forward giving us an extra man on the overlap, a bit dangerous for us defensively but it's a risk we must take, he has to run himself into the ground backwards and forwards for the entire time his legs will allow, then introduce Rasmus to do the same, etc etc with others.

I feel it's our ONLY chance and we go down fighting or Lord help us we stay up.
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Roca dropped, SA becomes the third manager who thinks Paddy and Rodrigo can share the 9 spot..... If it's a proper 10 in a 442 then maybe... Assuming Kristensen at CB and Wober as the DMF in place of Roca?
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Now there is a parked bus.
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Gnonto dropped too, hate that
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Perhaps Allardyce has rolled back the years and is playing Wober as a sweeper in a 5 man defence.
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Irish Ian wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 10:33 am Now there is a parked bus.
It is what it is....desperate measures and all that
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Irish Ian wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 10:36 am Perhaps Allardyce has rolled back the years and is playing Wober as a sweeper in a 5 man defence.
He should listen to Warnock about how to fight relegation battles, Alladyce is making the classic mistakes and it just makes it much harder for us
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Don't like it!

Good - Roca dropped

Bad - Greenwood, Bamford, NO Gnonto, NO Summerville
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