please log in to view this image Leeds Utd v Sheffield Wednesday Saturday 25th March @12.30pm Streaming links to follow Good Morning Everyone, A 2-0 win for the Cottagers last night was enough to leap frog themselves in front of Norwich, and within 5 points of the Wendies and ourselves. Although Leeds stay ahead of the Wednesday on goal difference, it must be said that Leeds must put in a much better performance than late, and get back to winning ways. In fact, its a huge fortnight for Leeds as they to Craven Cottage for a midweek fixture on the 7th March. It will be interesting to see if Taylor regains his starting spot on Saturday. It would mean that for the first time in months Monk would be able to rest / rotate his back four if he wishes to do so. You'd expect Jordan Rhodes to start for Wednesday. In 10 appearances not only has he notched up a healthy tally, but he has never been on the losing side. Speaking to the YEP, Rhodes had this to say:- “Leeds were the big rivals when I was at Huddersfield,” Rhodes told The Yorkshire Post. “Likewise at Middlesbrough and now again here. It is going to be a fierce game and a really important one and I am sure whichever team the manager picks will work as hard as they can. “And, come the end of the 90 minutes, we can get back to a positive result after what happened against Brentford.”
Leeds United and Sheffield Wednesday fans to join minute's applause for tragic dad please log in to view this image Friends of the Leeds United fan who died following an incident outside a Dewsbury pub are planning to hold a minute’s applause in his honour at the Leeds United v Sheffield Wednesday match on Saturday. Dad-of-one Jonny Binns, 32, of Thornhill, died on Friday night after being struck by a car following an altercation with some youths from outside the area. Police were called at 8.40pm to The Town, Thornhill, following a disturbance outside The Scarborough pub. Mr Binns, who has a four-year-old son, was taken to hospital but died shortly afterwards. The inquiry is being led by West Yorkshire’s Homicide and Major Enquiry Team and a 19-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the death. John Hiscocks, a friend of Mr Binns for more than 10 years, said 25 people from the pub, all friends of Mr Binns, would be attending the match at Elland Road and both sets of fans would join in the applause in the 32nd minute – chosen because of Jonny’s age. John said: “There will be Huddersfield Town fans, Manchester United, Newcastle and Leeds fans all going from here on Saturday and in the 32nd minute we will remember him. “Personally I would like to chant his name but at the moment it’s going to be a minute of applause. We are all going to celebrate Jonny’s life. I never heard him say a bad word about anyone and he was a good lad. “Apparently Sheffield Wednesday fans have got wind of what we are going to do and they are going to join in too. It should be quite an emotional moment.” Rowena Leather, who has been landlady at the pub for 19 years with her husband Richard, said: “Jonny was a very polite young man. He helped put the TV up in the pub. He was very well thought of and would do anything for anyone.”
Morning Elland and all. I think we may learn a lot on Saturday about our top six credentials. A quality performance is overdue and I expect Leeds will deliver. Now, if these high winds would die down, my Ryanair flight might just get airborne Saturday morning
Good morning all... Nothing to add just saying hello 30 minutes ago thought the house could blow down and rain was torrential. Here in Northampton now it has dropped and the sun has come out, safe flight Eire
Morning all. Big day Saturday. Will require a big performance by all 14 players that will be involved at some point on Saturday. I think we'll get home eventually. But expect a difficult game. On Taylor, I think Berardi will start at LB. But much will depend on whether or not Jansson or Bartley pick up a booking, & Monk feels the need to move players a
Morning Boggers, I'm conscious from reading match day accounts that Ayling has made several mistakes lately. It may be worth resting Ayling for a game or two to re charge his batteries
Not sure this is the game to rest Ayling. He will come under pressue. But we will need the back 4, who have been playing together regularly to work as a unit
Luke Ayling has still been playing well, regardless of a couple of errors. It would be absolute madness to drop him. He is our best signing for a long, long time.
Ayling has been undoubtable our best player this season (along with Wood). Once Taylor is fit, I would just give the lad a rest as he has played every game for us (apart from Sutton Utd) since I can remember back. Important to keep him fit and strong in the last quarter of the season
It is very sad but tens of leeds fans die every week without this sentimental clap trap. But this john bloke, what the **** is he on... No matter the circumstances we dont want scum ****s taking up tickets at a sold out match. Its bad enough that plastic paddy is attending! No self respecting leeds supporter has scum mates...ever.
Who ever is sitting/standing beside him, be careful you might get arrested...on the plus side he will hold your coat