Quoteleeds owl="leeds owl"Positive vibes always help. It counters the pessimists like me
My excuse is that since my first game in 1975 I’ve developed some kind of LUFC PTSD with all the trauma, and I’m forever waiting for the wheels to come off again. Having said that, my happiest days following Leeds were 1982-1987 when they’d just been relegated and were absolutely gash. It coincided with me starting work and having the money to follow them all over the country. They had household names like Wayne Entwhistle, Ken De Mange and Russell Doig
. Let’s just say it’s a journey when you follow the whites.'"
That was the solid, hard working display that we needed last night. Got to say we have some real grafters on the pitch this season, and that?s a big part of our success and hopefully promotion. Rodon was immense last night, a real leader, and I love his whole attitude to the game. Bogle again strong down the right and Darlow good on the basics apart from his little Meslier moment. What I like about this bunch is their team ethic and commitment. Solomon had his little meltdown at Q.P.R but Farke seems to have handled it well and there?s been no real dramas or big time Charlie?s out there. Come on lads, finish the job.
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My excuse is that since my first game in 1975 I’ve developed some kind of LUFC PTSD with all the trauma, and I’m forever waiting for the wheels to come off again. Having said that, my happiest days following Leeds were 1982-1987 when they’d just been relegated and were absolutely gash. It coincided with me starting work and having the money to follow them all over the country. They had household names like Wayne Entwhistle, Ken De Mange and Russell Doig 
. Let’s just say it’s a journey when you follow the whites.'"
