Sunderland v Leeds Utd Match Thread

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Sunderland v Leeds United
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2–2
Championship
04/10/2024
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99
Played
41
Won
22
Drawn
36
Lost
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GD
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Win %
Away record
50
Played
17
Won
9
Drawn
24
Lost
-17
GD
34%
Win %
DateGroundScoreCompetition
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
04/01/2015 Stadium Of Light 1–0 L FA Cup 3rd Round
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1 Russell Wainscoat 5
2 Harry Duggan 5
3 Tom Jennings 5
4 Jimmy Greenhoff 4
5 Billy Furness 3
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33 Schmidt
25 Byram
19 Joseph
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9 Bamford
42 Chambers
50 Crew
26 Darlow
37 Debayo
30 Gelhardt
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SG90 wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 8:45 am Yep both goals from our mistakes, rather than great play, which is frustrating. Same with the Norwich game really.

I felt we should've finished it off at 2-1, the Aaronson chance in particular, with Gnonto and Joseph either side, but he took the wrong option. There was another chance where Rothwell was in acres of space to shoot, but they ended up breaking for a corner.

I just hope these points don't end up costing us. It's not Sunderland I'm worried about, it's Burnley and the blunts. We can't afford to drop more points next game.
Mistake gifted Burnley the win as well don’t forget
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Jaydog wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 12:10 pm He’s french. Theyre all mad. Go watch Jean Van De Velde in the British Open. Its not about winning its about being a complete lunatic. Very French. Or as they say “tant pis”.
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Some messed up Logic going on that Mes will be directly responsible if Leeds miss out on promotion by a couple of points - whilst it could be the most memorable there has already been a few mistakes from other players and there’s bound to be plenty of miss placed passes, poor tackles or missed sitters yet to happen - I hope Firpo had a word with himself after storming off last night, there’s plenty of times he’s fucked up
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WhiteRose wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 12:33 pm Some messed up Logic going on that Mes will be directly responsible if Leeds miss out on promotion by a couple of points - whilst it could be the most memorable there has already been a few mistakes from other players and there’s bound to be plenty of miss placed passes, poor tackles or missed sitters yet to happen - I hope Firpo had a word with himself after storming off last night, there’s plenty of times he’s fucked up
100% Rosie.
Absolute waste of effort trying to work that out.
There will be many errors over a season that can contribute to missed points.
Unfortunately its masked any praise that should’ve been awarded for a good performance including Farke I might add.
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What's really annoying is we were seconds away from developing a bit of a gap at thd top of the table ,it all very close up there.
I don't recall so many teams clumped together last season?
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Barlow Boy wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 12:31 pm I had a few quid on him that year, imagine my mood when he went in paddling 🤬🤬🤬
Oooh I feel your pain Kev.
What a slow motion car crash that was. I’ll always remember the look on his wifes face. I’m pretty sure she was laughing too. Its a nervous reaction to impending or very recent disaster
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The Subhuman wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 9:42 am Anyone got the vid of that as I'm not seeing the ball deviate from the angles I've seen..
I’ve seen the slo-mo video that’s doing the rounds but the supposed divot only appears after the ball bounces, ie the ball flattening the grass because it’s not there before the ball bounces, imo
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Finnatic wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 1:04 pm I’ve seen the slo-mo video that’s doing the rounds but the supposed divot only appears after the ball bounces, ie the ball flattening the grass because it’s not there before the ball bounces, imo
Maybe a replaced divot. Those blokes that wander round doing it at HT
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Jaydog wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 1:12 pm Maybe a replaced divot. Those blokes that wander round doing it at HT
Possible but the grass looks perfect before the ball bounces and after it’s just the imprint of the ball before the camera pans to the left.
Anyway, it’s just a mistake and these things happen - I’d still keep him as first choice of our keepers, it’s because we had “won’ the game that grates with people and if it had happened earlier in the game it wouldn’t seem as costly.
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Jaydog wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 12:49 pm Oooh I feel your pain Kev.
What a slow motion car crash that was. I’ll always remember the look on his wifes face. I’m pretty sure she was laughing too. Its a nervous reaction to impending or very recent disaster
Yeah, it was excruciating.

Was it Peter Allis, who said something like “someone just stop him, please just stop him”😂😂😂
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Orange Box wrote: Fri Oct 04, 2024 9:01 pm That game was far better than what just happened. We can win this league now, we’ve gone to the team at top of the league and won. They know we are better than them now.
An efficient performance OB and deserved the win.

The problem is that for all the hard graft and good things we did it was all unravelled by what happened at the end.

When you place unquestioned faith in suspect players it is always gonna bite you. And I don't judge Meslier over one mistake, cos that can happen to anyone.

But over several seasons he's been suspect, just like Bamford up front. But it seems like every coach we've had is blind to the inept performances of these guys.

So, if you accept that level of performance fair enough, but you also have to accept the consequences of continually placing your faith in these dudes, when you didn't deem it necessary to replace them with better.
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If you ranked the keepers in this division he's probably bottom half but he's one of ours and would hate to lose him.
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Barlow Boy wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 1:32 pm Yeah, it was excruciating.

Was it Peter Allis, who said something like “someone just stop him, please just stop him”😂😂😂
Thats correct.
The Meslier debacle is nowhere near that. Not even close
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White Riot wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 2:05 pm An efficient performance OB and deserved the win.

The problem is that for all the hard graft and good things we did it was all unravelled by what happened at the end.

When you place unquestioned faith in suspect players it is always gonna bite you. And I don't judge Meslier over one mistake, cos that can happen to anyone.

But over several seasons he's been suspect, just like Bamford up front. But it seems like every coach we've had is blind to the inept performances of these guys.

So, if you accept that level of performance fair enough, but you also have to accept the consequences of continually placing your faith in these dudes, when you didn't deem it necessary to replace them with better.
I get it mate. We read and jest with each other’s match day posts, and you’ll know I’m not a fan of Bamford or Meslier, but that aside I truly feel for the kid. He is a weak link imo, he was a wunderkind when Bielsa had him, but I honestly don’t see him improving. Whether it’s the coaching I don’t know.
I would move him on in a heartbeat but like you say, that’s on an assimilation of the past few seasons, not last nights unfortunate cockup. I understand the frustration - my reaction was I was speechless - I just don’t like the way some posters have gone about head hunting.
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The Subhuman wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 2:11 pm If you ranked the keepers in this division he's probably bottom half but he's one of ours and would hate to lose him.
Best keeper in this division according to Farke
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Tyzy wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 12:49 pm What's really annoying is we were seconds away from developing a bit of a gap at thd top of the table ,it all very close up there.
I don't recall so many teams clumped together last season?
A good thing I suppose, given this time last year Leicester and Ipswich were miles ahead. The problem is, the blunts keeping winning. By November international break, we should start to see the runners and riders.
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whiteswan wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 3:00 pm Best keeper in this division according to Farke
Nonsense. He keeps a lot of clean sheets, as we don't give away too many chances. But how many times do teams score with their first shot on target?
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whiteswan wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 3:00 pm Best keeper in this division according to Farke
I refer you to Mandy Rice Davis
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SG90 wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 8:45 am Yep both goals from our mistakes, rather than great play, which is frustrating. Same with the Norwich game really.

I felt we should've finished it off at 2-1, the Aaronson chance in particular, with Gnonto and Joseph either side, but he took the wrong option. There was another chance where Rothwell was in acres of space to shoot, but they ended up breaking for a corner.

I just hope these points don't end up costing us. It's not Sunderland I'm worried about, it's Burnley and the blunts. We can't afford to drop more points next game.
Sunderland's good young prospect Charlie Rigg picked-up the ball 30 yards out & passed out to right where Bogle & either Ranazani or was it Gnonto should have stopped the cross, then it falls to their forward where Meslier makes a great save, only for the ball come back out to their man who started the move, so he has been allowed to run into our box to score without one of our chumps picking him up, why was Rodon, Struijk & others rooted to the ground?

Defend like we did at times last night, we'll gift more points.
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The Subhuman wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 9:44 am Their first was well worked and well deserved. I don't blame the defence for that one. You could say our first was offside and our second wouldn't have been scored if they defended it better. But isn't that every single goal scored?
You are kiddin'

I've just explained the poor defending in my above post, we were slack at the back for both goals.
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