Re: At what point do people consider the situation critical? : Sat May 21, 2016 11:16 pm  

fartown since 1961 wrote:

Your biggest problem is your forwards not getting on the front foot enough and you missed Burrow he was your best player against us two weeks in a row. Made 163 metres in the league game from dummy half.

On reflection we were lucky getting rid of Ferres although he did a lot of graft tonight for you he has lost that X factor he had in his first couple of seasons with us teams have worked out how to shut him down I think.

What do you think of Mullalley he seems not to have improved again and plays little game time we thought it was Anderson ??

I'm not convinced about Ferres on a number of levels, however purely from a playing perspective he has not done much damage on attack. However it is such a mess it is hard to fairly judge new players.

Think mull ally was injured tonight in first half

Re: At what point do people consider the situation critical? : Sat May 21, 2016 11:34 pm  

Critical? The fact that it doesn't get better from week to week, but worse is enough! The deluded clown must go!

Re: At what point do people consider the situation critical? : Sat May 21, 2016 11:41 pm  

RoyFrancis wrote:

Critical? The fact that it doesn't get better from week to week, but worse is enough! The deluded clown must go!

Players are smiling so should we

Re: At what point do people consider the situation critical? : Sun May 22, 2016 12:09 am  

Leeds will eventually be demoted into the amateur leagues under McDermott but he will bring us back into the professional leagues the very next season before retiring and be hailed as the man who saved the club from extinction. A Keiron Cunningham-esque statue will be erected outside the stadium and wil need as much security as that Thatcher statue at the Guildhall Art Gallery in central London

Re: At what point do people consider the situation critical? : Sun May 22, 2016 11:49 am  

Damo-Leeds wrote:

A Keiron Cunningham-esque statue will be erected outside the stadium

Over my dead body!

Re: At what point do people consider the situation critical? : Sun May 22, 2016 12:28 pm  

This "injury" situation is getting boring now. Cuthbertson and McGuire have both come back in the last couple of weeks and we look worse if anything...

Re: At what point do people consider the situation critical? : Sun May 22, 2016 12:32 pm  

Wouldn't be surprised if some of the injured players are being held back for the key part of the season. Moon was supposed to be a week away a month ago, hasn't been seen since. Ward's supposed return keeps getting further and further away. Hall reckoned he was "a couple of weeks rather than months" away at the beginning of April.

Have Leeds thrown in the towel on the regular rounds?

Re: At what point do people consider the situation critical? : Sun May 22, 2016 12:58 pm  

Andy Gilder wrote:

Wouldn't be surprised if some of the injured players are being held back for the key part of the season. Moon was supposed to be a week away a month ago, hasn't been seen since. Ward's supposed return keeps getting further and further away. Hall reckoned he was "a couple of weeks rather than months" away at the beginning of April.

Have Leeds thrown in the towel on the regular rounds?

I thought that after Mac's interview yesterday when he said there isn't light at the end of the tunnel for the injured players. "Just a shimmer." No point rushing them back now.

Re: At what point do people consider the situation critical? : Sun May 22, 2016 1:06 pm  

The thing is that if you finish in the bottom 2 then you will only get 3 games at Headingley.

Re: At what point do people consider the situation critical? : Mon May 23, 2016 5:49 am  

The situation was critical before Hetherington and Caddick when the club was basically bust and heading out of business.

This situation is a team playing badly, been coached badly with 10 first team players out injured but that happens to all teams at some point but its not critical.

Whatever happens the club will survive.