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Congrats to all involved. Not just a brilliant shirt, an incredible ad and always delightful to see Lucas 💛
Oh, and don’t get me started on that tracksuit top Radebe is wearing. Need that NOW!!
#LUFC
Leeds United can take pride in their season. Leaving Wembley disappointed and frustrated actually shows what they have achieved this season. They under-performed compared to some of their more vibrant, assertive form on that seven-game unbeaten run. Leeds lost (deservedly) to a newly-motivated Chelsea side whose starting XI cost £551m. Leeds’ starting XI cost £103m. It's not a level playing field for starters.
Leeds went out with a whimper, too meek in the first half, but have over-achieved this season. Plenty of reasons for positivity. Close to confirming they’re staying up, against gloomy pre-season predictions of many rivals. Six points clear of the drop zone with four games remaining and Burnley at home on Friday. Showing a togetherness in the team and between players and supporters that others covet. Generating atmospheres in stadia that few can match.
Guided by a likeable head coach in Daniel Farke who made the right decision when the pressure was on most, changing the tactics and mood (Etihad, Nov 29). Good players like Gudmundsson and Ampadu stepping up, Calvert-Lewin getting back in England contention, Stach class.
A fully fit Stach would have helped against Wembley (arrived at the break). An earlier tweak to 3-4-2-1 to combat Chelsea’s control and give DCL some support might have helped (Farke did go to a back-four at half-time but Chelsea closed down the game, including time-wasting and tactical time-outs).
Leeds can still take pride in reaching the semi-final of the Cup, taking 34,000 to Wembley, and could easily have sold out the stadium on their own. That river of white and yellow flowing from all parts towards football's HQ confirmed the size of the club and the passion it stirs. Need to strengthen further in the summer, keep key players, and continue building. A bad day at Wembley, a missed opportunity, a sense of dismay, cannot slow Leeds United's revival. #LUFC
@Thefieryjack@LufcInAHeelHook No you’re wrong!… we beat Everton and we can beat anyone.. Europe here we come!… if we lose I can see us struggling and we may even end up below Burnley, it’s a disaster… sack Farke, bring Meslier back in, sign De Paul, Get Raphinia back now!
Sorry?… what did you say again?
@LeedsXtra_ He’s decent… but by no means a must … he’s a great team player for us, but I think we could replace him comfortably if honest…. We wouldn’t regret it, we move on regardless 👍🏻