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Leeds United v Sunderland
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17/02/2025
Elland Road
Sunderland
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All-time record vs Sunderland
99
Played
41
Won
22
Drawn
36
Lost
+8
GD
41%
Win %
Home record at Elland Road
48
Played
24
Won
13
Drawn
11
Lost
+26
GD
50%
Win %
DateGroundScoreCompetition
04/10/2024 Stadium of Light 2–2 D Championship
09/04/2024 Elland Road 0–0 D Championship
12/12/2023 Stadium of Light 1–0 L Championship
07/04/2018 Elland Road 1–1 D Championship
19/08/2017 Stadium Of Light 0–2 W Championship
All-time top scorers vs Sunderland
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1 Russell Wainscoat 5
2 Harry Duggan 5
3 Tom Jennings 5
4 Jimmy Greenhoff 4
5 Bobby Davison 3
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26 Darlow
33 Schmidt
23 Guilavogui
29 Gnonto
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andrewjohnsmith wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 10:44 pm We'll need several champo players to pad out the squad next season. Just like Bielsa and Wilko did after promotion. Rothwell could be a good shout, except he's not our player to keep.

If he's got a super cheap buy clause, might be worth a bench spot. But I'd hope the RB 49ers are aiming higher.
Well apparently Bournemouth are willing to sell him so if we want him I am sure a fee can be arranged. Pretty certain Rothwell would love to join the club. But there are a lot of good players out there and we appear to have a good recruitment network.
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Relive the moment.
Never confuse intellect with imagination.
Never let good taste stand in the way of style

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Relive the moment.
Never confuse intellect with imagination.
Never let good taste stand in the way of style

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1964white wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 10:46 pm What a night!!! Carnage in the kop. I've bruised & lost everything but my virginity tonight. 🤣
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Jaydog wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 10:52 pm He did tbh. He was very complimentary of Rothwell & Struijk. But he’s right about Farke. Completely pathetic to book him.
Yep, not like he did a Mourinho or goaded the Sunderland bench
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Wow....just wow......and great to see Rothwell (who should start every game imo) doing what he's gifted to do....great player and one of few who tries to drive us forward.
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DDB220 wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 10:50 pm I like quite a few of the Sunderland team. Hulme is a terrific player and I wouldn’t say no to Bellingham, very athletic, technical and strong, he looks ready to step up to the next level. No doubt he will get a lot of interest in the summer. Sunderland should get a good fee for him and if they invest the money wisely will be in the running next season if they do not go up this year.
If we go up and they don't, I wouldn't say no to Hume
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SG90 wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 10:55 pm Yep, not like he did a Mourinho or goaded the Sunderland bench
He was booked for going on the field / leaving his technical area, rather than celebrating per se.
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Cant believe nobody has mentioned Ramazani’s pass to Rothwell. Unerringly accurate. With sidespin too.
Very likely a fish pun there.
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Don't understand why some are saying we got something from nothing.

We fairly dominated the second half.

Statistically we dominated as well.

They had 34% possession and only seven touches inside the box.

Ten corners to zero. Twenty-one shots to six (Granted, all six of theirs were on target).
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Jaydog wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 10:59 pm Cant believe nobody has mentioned Ramazani’s pass to Rothwell. Unerringly accurate. With sidespin too.
Very likely a fish pun there.
It was a beautiful Geoff Thomas

What I liked about Rothwell, is his positional intelligence. How many players would have been offside after taking the corner following Rami’s Geoff Thomas
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SG90 wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 10:47 pm Glad you had a great night! :scar1
Thank god for the crush barriers installed last season.

What a sensational atmosphere after the final whistle :scar1 :supbo:
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1964white wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 11:05 pm Thank god for the crush barriers installed last season.

What a sensational atmosphere after the final whistle :scar1 :supbo:
What I wouldn't give to have been there.

You are one lucky fellow.
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I cannot begin to describe what that ending was like in the ground, absolutely breathtaking.
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John in Louisiana wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 11:15 pm What I wouldn't give to have been there.

You are one lucky fellow.
Out of this world, John.
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Barlow Boy wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 11:17 pm I cannot begin to describe what that ending was like in the ground, absolutely breathtaking.
Very special mate.

I doubt there'll be anything like it at any other stadium in Britain.
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1964white wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 11:33 pm Very special mate.

I doubt there'll be anything like it at any other stadium in Britain.
One for the memory bank that one, tears were flowing everywhere mate.
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SG90 wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 10:57 pm If we go up and they don't, I wouldn't say no to Hume
No matter what he asks you to do?
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John in Louisiana wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 11:01 pm Don't understand why some are saying we got something from nothing.

We fairly dominated the second half.

Statistically we dominated as well.

They had 34% possession and only seven touches inside the box.

Ten corners to zero. Twenty-one shots to six (Granted, all six of theirs were on target).
A loss or a draw would have been unfair. But we did have an off day.
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Back home at 12.15am with the adrelinan still flowing through me.

I'm so excited, I'm unsure if I'll get much sleep tonight.
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