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28th November 2012, 00:08
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Will vomit on you if you roofie him.
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I was told that Leeds have a habit of raising their game when they need to. Backed you to either beat or draw with Palace, sure I had you to beat someone else recently. Backed a draw tonight. Thought the Gary Speed/big team effect would be negated by your woeful midweek record.
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28th November 2012, 14:43
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It's not just Burnley....we hate everyone
 I'd put the Burnley thing down to the old Yorkshire / Dark side rivalry. I hate to see lose against anyone but can deal with it easier if they have worked their bollox off for 90+ minutes Warnock does seem to get them working harder than Grayson did and the rewards hopefully will come with it....last night they certainly got stuck in and as against Palace they deserved the win. No guarantee that they will be like that in their next game though. Aaaaarrrggghhh!!
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3rd December 2012, 15:20
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Interesting way of reducing the potential of crowd trouble at the forthcoming chelscum game at ER. Also is to do with policing costs.
Visiting Fans The visiting fans are restricted to 3000 tickets in the West Stand away section. The UAP South Stand Upper tier is open for home fans. The South Stand lower will be left unoccupied for the fixture as part of an agreement reached with Chelsea and the Football League. These 2000 seats would have been used by Chelsea fans if they had received the full allocation as provided for under competition rules. After discussions with the Police, in light of the recent Court judgement , it was determined that the unrecoverable costs (from Leeds United) of preventing the potential for disorder, if 5000 fans from Chelsea were present, was not an acceptable sum to be bourne by the Police. The costs of Policing the game at the Stadium will be paid by Leeds United from the gate receipts but not those on land that is not owned or controlled by the Club. Additional measures will be in place to further reduce the non recoverable costs in terms of the match arrangements and we would like to thank Chelsea for their assistance in these areas. |
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3rd December 2012, 15:23
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No Lifer
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How has Aidy White been doing this season, M? On a scale of 1 to punching yourself repeatedly in the face, how much better than Stephen Ward is he?
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3rd December 2012, 15:37
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3rd December 2012, 15:46
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Having said that the prices at ER play a big part in that.
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8th December 2012, 20:07
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I was just saying to my better half that we haven't been to Paris for a couple of years (last time was over Xmas 2 years ago) and that we should visit soon. |
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8th December 2012, 20:22
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16th December 2012, 11:52
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Good 2-0 win for us against Ipswich....
Leeds United moved to within four points of the Championship play-off places as they defeated Ipswich Town. On-loan Jerome Thomas scored the first goal when he flicked the ball past Stephen Henderson following Tom Lees' flick-on from El-Hadji Diouf's corner. Paul Green doubled Leeds's lead, firing in from a Thomas pass after he had been played in by ex-Town man David Norris. Lee Martin and Michael Chopra both missed from close range as Ipswich lost for the first time in five games. |
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18th December 2012, 09:19
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 No love lost between Warnock & the fat Spanish waiter.... Rafael Benitez incurred the wrath of Warnock, then manager of Sheffield United, on the penultimate weekend of the 2006-07 season by selecting a weakened Liverpool team to face Fulham. The Reds, due in Champions League final action 18 days later, lost as Fulham claimed what turned out to be their only victory in the final 12 games of the campaign. Come the end of the season, it meant the Cottagers finished a point above the relegated Blades – to leave Warnock writing of his “hatred” for Benitez in his 2007 autobiography, Made in Sheffield. Fast forward five-and-a-bit years and the two men will once again lock horns. However, when asked yesterday if his views on the Chelsea manager had changed in the intervening years, Warnock was unusually reticent. “I don’t think I should get into that,” said the 64-year-old Leeds chief. “The last time I heard from Rafa, he was threatening to sue me on an email. ”I think it was his solicitor who was threatening legal action. I’ve got it (the e-mail) in a scrapbook at home.” When I was just a little boy I asked my mother "Who should I be?" "Should I be Chelsea? Should I be Leeds?" Here's what she said to me; "Wash you mouth out son, And go get your fathers gun, And shoot the Chelsea scum Shoot the Chelsea scum We hate Chelsea, We hate Chelsea We hate Chelsea, We hate Chelsea" |
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19th December 2012, 16:01
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Football intelligence officers will be at Elland Road to spot troublemakers as Leeds play Chelsea for the first time in eight years.
Fans attending the quarter final cup tie are being urged by the club and police to be on their best behaviour. Neil Warnock, Leeds manager, said: "I'm sure the fans will lift the decibels and create a tremendous atmosphere." Banning orders will be imposed on anyone convicted of disorder around the game, West Yorkshire Police said. Officers from the Metropolitan Police will work with West Yorkshire officers to identify any troublemakers, a spokesman said. 'Get behind teams' Ch Supt Paul Money, the police commander for the fixture, said: "We want the focus of the day to be the action on the pitch and for it not to be overshadowed by violence or disorder." A sell-out crowd of about 38,000 will watch Championship team Leeds play the Premier League giants in the Capital One Cup. Warnock added: "I ask everyone - both sets of fans - to get behind their own team without any of the unwanted problems." On police advice Leeds have closed the section that would normally have gone to away fans. 
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20th December 2012, 15:20
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They will now go on to win the cup and Rafa will lap it up along with their shite fans...Roman surely has to start wondering whether a poxy meaningless cup is a decent return for the millions he's thrown at his shit little club. |
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21st December 2012, 00:36
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Precious Chelsea fan
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21st December 2012, 10:24
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Sensible and not a complete jerk like most opposition fans on the Caf
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From the BBC...
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WTF? chelsea scum win another game. 
