1977 Ram Raider

The EFL will wait to see what plays out between Boro, Wycombe and Derby and yes they will be loving it.
Immediately after a settlement is reached the EFL will create new rules stopping clubs from charging each other, IE: us charging QPR and Villa.
As for liquidation. As soon as the name Gadsby came up it was enough for me to realise we won't be liquidated. Gadsby isn't the best option, but he is the insurance option. He won't allow the club to go under, him and other rich fans he will know will chuck the bare minimum in to keep the club afloat before selling us on eventually. Can't grumble at that really.

Can’t be Bielsa, he’s sat on a chair.

Brian Clough joint third with Paul Clement, just wow. ?

Brian Clough joint third with Paul Clement, just wow. ?

Brian Clough joint third with Paul Clement, just wow. ?

Brian Clough joint third with Paul Clement, just wow. ?

& white.

& white.

For any Leeds fans still monitoring this thread, this is absolutely ducking fantastic viewing, it really is.
Quote that and stick it on Twitter.

Not the best goal but one of my favourites and the first that came to mind. Sublime ball from William and brilliant finish.
 

Stolen from the tinternet

Good for you and your dad.
But I wouldn't belittle someones fears, especially someone with respiratory issues. You could be a ducking RoboCop, but if you had severe respiratory problems, you'd have to be very stupid or just suicidal to be in attendance.

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Lawrence to continue where he left off.

'I always give my all for this football club' - dread to think what he'd be like if he had an off day.

'I always give my all for this football club' - dread to think what he'd be like if he had an off day.

'I always give my all for this football club' - dread to think what he'd be like if he had an off day.

'I always give my all for this football club' - dread to think what he'd be like if he had an off day.

'I always give my all for this football club' - dread to think what he'd be like if he had an off day.

Considering for many years Rooney was mocked how he came across in interviews (and to some extent, still is to this day with the “errmm” comments), I’ve been nothing but impressed with his manner, positivity and the way in which he has conducted himself as our manager in interviews.
We are now seeing the benefit from all the years of experience, he has had handling the media spotlight; so much so, he’s starting to shine with his honesty, integrity and determination to our cause. The jury may still be out for some on his managerial credentials to turn around our fortunes, but he his beyond reproach on his leadership in handling the current situation we are in.
Like you @LeedsCityRam I so hope he’s here and given a decent chance of managing without his hands tied. Some say Cocu had bad luck and never got a fair chance. Rooney has had an even worse stacked deck.
For all his off field antics the media love to trip him up on, as a manager he’s maturing immensely and I’m optimistic all this learning on the job, will be to our benefit next season. He’s no quitter for sure, let’s see if his winning mentality can get us somewhere on a reasonably level playing field to everyone else.
 

I’m twice Wayne’s age.
Never achieved a fraction of the success he has already had in his career.
Never had to face the kind of relentless pressure he has faced in the past twelve months.
Rarely had to face the managerial responsibility he has to face.
Never in the glare of the world’s press.
And all whilst knowing that he could walk away with his head held high at any time.
Thank you Mr Rooney.
Yours respectfully
Steve

Unlikely but I would love it if we managed to stay up, that would really upset Gibbos EFL.

Unlikely but I would love it if we managed to stay up, that would really upset Gibbos EFL.

Unlikely but I would love it if we managed to stay up, that would really upset Gibbos EFL.

Unlikely but I would love it if we managed to stay up, that would really upset Gibbos EFL.

Frequently saying 'Does this place smell of piss?'