Turning a bit toxic at Elland Road

Leeds are giving it a real go here. It could be 3-3 with a bit of luck.

Personally I think it's great. Karanka would have 11 defenders out there if his team was 0-3 down.
 
Last season they were brilliant to watch, much as it pains me to say it. This year they’ve had really bad luck with injuries, and with Bielsa’s preference for a small squad they’ve paid the price.

Think they also have the second lowest wage bill in the top flight.

Its coming to end for Bielsa, possibly after this game. The ride would have been thrilling if you’re a fan, I know plenty of them and they’ve loved every minute of it.
 
Subbuteo_171 said:
Last season they were brilliant to watch, much as it pains me to say it. This year they’ve had really bad luck with injuries, and with Bielsa’s preference for a small squad they’ve paid the price.

Think they also have the second lowest wage bill in the top flight.

Its coming to end for Bielsa, possibly after this game. The ride would have been thrilling if you’re a fan, I know plenty of them and they’ve loved every minute of it.
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Is it 'bad luck' with injuries?

Haven't they had something like 8 or 9 hamstring injuries in the last year? That suggests it is conditioning and training thing surely?
 
Caesium137 said:
Is it 'bad luck' with injuries?

Haven't they had something like 8 or 9 hamstring injuries in the last year? That suggests it is conditioning and training thing surely?
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Bamford and Phillips, 2 best players, out for 4/5 months.

Assume the style of football is one of the reasons they get injured, must be knackering.
 
dooderooni said:
The sad reality of the PL.
Even mid-table teams can destroy you if you can't defend properly.
As much as I admire Bielsas desire to play this way, he needs to be a bit more pragmatic and accept that the injuries are severely weakening his side.
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He's been like this throughout his career, so I can't see him changing now.

Its very laudable, but it doesn't win you anything.
 
Subbuteo_171 said:
Last season they were brilliant to watch, much as it pains me to say it. This year they’ve had really bad luck with injuries, and with Bielsa’s preference for a small squad they’ve paid the price.

Think they also have the second lowest wage bill in the top flight.

Its coming to end for Bielsa, possibly after this game. The ride would have been thrilling if you’re a fan, I know plenty of them and they’ve loved every minute of it.
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Most of them don't want to get rid of bielsa
 
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