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Post by WyomingWhite on Mar 5, 2006 12:27:20 GMT -1
Interesting that Leeds have 6 home games out of the ten remaining games, whereas the Blades have just 4 from 9.
Leeds United
v. Norwich
Coventry v.
v. Palace
v. Stoke
Hull v.
v. Plymouth
v. Reading
Sheff Utd v.
v. Crewe
Preston v.
Sheffield United
Coventry v.
Norwich v.
v. Soton
Stoke v.
v. Hull
Cardiff v.
v. Leeds
Luton v.
v. Palace
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Post by bt on Mar 5, 2006 12:29:14 GMT -1
Interesting that Leeds have 6 home games out of the ten remaining games, whereas the Blades have just 4 from 9. Leeds Unitedv. Norwich Coventry v. v. Palace v. Stoke Hull v. v. Plymouth v. Reading Sheff Utd v. v. Crewe Preston v. Sheffield UnitedCoventry v. Norwich v. v. Soton Stoke v. v. Hull Cardiff v. v. Leeds Luton v. v. Palace thank god!!! we are far better away from home atm. last 6 aways = won 4 drawn 2. I'm more confident about getting result from our next 2 away games than i was about our last 2 home games!! it certainly is game-on now!!! |
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Post by WyomingWhite on Mar 5, 2006 12:46:55 GMT -1
Whatever happens from now until the end of the season, it's certainly been a good one in terms of excitment for both our clubs. It couldn't be more exciting how the season is panning out if it was scripted. If both teams continue on current form, then it is certainly possible that Leeds could grab the automatic promotion spot when we play you at Bramall Lane... now for Leeds fans I'm sure that would be extra special! There's a long way still to go so anything is possible, but I'd sure prefer it to be you guys in the playoffs for the sake of my mental health  |
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Post by WyomingWhite on Mar 5, 2006 12:50:33 GMT -1
As I've said before, I want us both to go up. It would be great to have a local Yorkshire derby in the top flight again. Yorkshire has been under-represented in the Premiership for years, and the league has been dominated by Lancashire, the West Midlands and London. It would be nice for that balance to shift.
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Post by bt on Mar 5, 2006 12:54:49 GMT -1
Whatever happens from now until the end of the season, it's certainly been a good one in terms of excitment for both our clubs. It couldn't be more exciting how the season is panning out if it was scripted. If both teams continue on current form, then it is certainly possible that Leeds could grab the automatic promotion spot when we play you at Bramall Lane... now for Leeds fans I'm sure that would be extra special! There's a long way still to go so anything is possible, but I'd sure prefer it to be you guys in the playoffs for the sake of my mental health the playoffs are horrible mate believe me!! even the beer cant dull the pain lol. Yes i agree, it would be nice for Yorkshire to have two teams in the prem -- but can u please do it the hard way - ok  |
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Post by WyomingWhite on Mar 5, 2006 13:18:16 GMT -1
I've never had to experience the play offs before. (The last time we went up it was by winning the league, funnily enough ahead of Sheffield Utd on goal difference!!) We both finished the 1989/90 campaign on 85 points and both went up in first and second!! Unless Reading start fielding a team of stewards and lose every game until the end of the season I think it's unlikely we'll be repeating that feat this year |
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Post by bt on Mar 5, 2006 13:22:59 GMT -1
I've never had to experience the play offs before. (The last time we went up it was by winning the league, funnily enough ahead of Sheffield Utd on goal difference!!) We both finished the 1989/90 campaign on 85 points and both went up in first and second!! Unless Reading start fielding a team of stewards and lose every game until the end of the season I think it's unlikely we'll be repeating that feat this year U beat us 4-0 in April of that season at ER in a crunch match - I remember it well  perhaps its our turn this time  |
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