The End of Leeds in the League Championship ?
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Sat. 28 April - Leeds vs Ipswich
This will probably be Leeds most important game for this season... Chances are they will probably not be able to beat Derby Away from home (Their last match)... So they badly need to get something out of this or its Welcome to League One.
Now, they only can hope for is Hull don't get any more points from their remainding games... But even then, Leeds still need to get at least 2 more points as Hull have a better goal difference to them...
Leeds v Ipswich - This Sat 10:00 pm... Tough... tough...
Welcome to League One.
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i wonder wad happened to all the leeds fans
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cry loh... tonight is the night... they could go down...
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Starts to sweat... Can Leeds overcome?? Stay tune..
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Now I understand why they call it South-End
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Wa kao...Originally posted by sand king: Now I understand why they call it South-End -
Originally posted by turbo_drift:Wa kao...
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6 years ago around this time,they were in the Euro Cup semis...they defeated the likes of AC Milan and drew with Barca before...
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bye leeds
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Where they going now?Originally posted by anhydrouscoppersulphate:bye leeds -
Leeds will be going down to the Little Girls League...
Leeds United were all but relegated to the third tier of English soccer for the first time in their 88-year-history when they drew 1-1 with Ipswich Town in astonishing circumstances at Elland Road on Saturday. The match finally finished after being halted for more than 30 minutes after players and officials ran off following a pitch invasion by Leeds fans just before the end of stoppage time.
Leeds, who needed a win to retain any real chance of staying up, took the lead after 12 minutes when Richard Cresswell headed home and held on until the 88th minute when Alan Lee equalised for Ipswich. Referee Mike Jones indicated a minimum of six minutes of stoppage time, which had nearly ended when fans ran onto the pitch.
Scuffles were later reported to have broken out between Leeds fans who had stayed in their seats and the pitch invaders. Play eventually re-started with a Leeds corner and the match soon ended in the 1-1 draw.
Hull City's 1-0 win at Cardiff City left Leeds three points behind Hull, but with a nine-goal inferior goal difference compared to their Yorkshire rivals with just one match to play.
It means Leeds will almost certainly go down, just seven years after playing in the semi-finals of the Champions League. Southend United and Luton are definitely down, after already-relegated Luton won 3-1 at Southend on Saturday.
Bye Bye Leeds... -
Really
Leeds will be going down to the Little Girls League...
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Leeds face administration
The knock-on effects of Leeds UnitedÂ’s impending relegation from the Coca-Cola Championship could be felt swiftly as Gerald Krasner, the previous chairman at Elland Road, predicted that the club could be placed in the hands of administrators early next week.
Only a nine-goal swing on the final day of the season, when Leeds play away to Derby County, will save the Yorkshire club from a drop that Krasner believes would not be the end of their problems. Krasner, a specialist in corporate insolvency, said: “In my professional opinion, I’m 90 per cent sure that, before next Tuesday, Leeds will be in administration unless a white knight comes along.”
Falling into administration would necessitate a docking of ten points even before the club attempt to bounce back from League One next season. Krasner’s consortium rescued Leeds from almost certain administration in March 2004 when securing a £22 million takeover of the club. But they could not save Leeds from relegation from the Barclays Premiership. -
given how their former chairman put them in a 100m debt, it was quite a shame such a club is now dropping into abyss..