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Post by Alex on Aug 13, 2006 11:54:33 GMT -1
WELL...AT LEAST I GOT A POINT ON ALEX LEAGUE...but dont tell anyone... If you have changed it.....and i can't be arsed to check at the moment.....but if you have, i will have to have a deduction in points as punishment! ;D
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Post by Billy on Aug 13, 2006 11:54:51 GMT -1
right folks - I'm nipping out for a bit Not very happy but as JJ said we played well and deserved a point at least
see you all later
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Post by Sterland (S4E) on Aug 13, 2006 11:55:26 GMT -1
Bollocks!
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Post by peter2dc on Aug 13, 2006 11:55:42 GMT -1
ok...im off to sulk...
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Post by Super Danny Webber on Aug 13, 2006 11:56:04 GMT -1
shouldn't have said that just lost 2 a bit silly on a leeds thread....sure you'll get them back... It was good tho ;D
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Post by Dr LuKas on Aug 13, 2006 11:56:17 GMT -1
Very unlucky, very disapointed, we played very very well with 10 men and we didn't deserve to lose. It's Horsefield's fault but we've got to look at it as 1 point lost, we had 1 point in the bag for 90 minutes but lost it right at the end. It's only one point, we can build from this.
IF WE HAD 11 MEN WE WOULD HAVE WON THAT GAME.
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Post by gtnffc on Aug 13, 2006 11:56:28 GMT -1
Bad luck lads and lasses. I hate late goals - we let in two in injury time at Layer Road last season to lose 3 - 1!
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Post by Alex on Aug 13, 2006 11:56:33 GMT -1
WELL...AT LEAST I GOT A POINT ON ALEX LEAGUE...but dont tell anyone... If you have changed it.....and i can't be arsed to check at the moment.....but if you have, i will have to have a deduction in points as punishment! ;D Ok, you haven't changed it ;D
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Post by peter2dc on Aug 13, 2006 11:57:07 GMT -1
WELL...AT LEAST I GOT A POINT ON ALEX LEAGUE...but dont tell anyone... If you have changed it.....and i can't be arsed to check at the moment.....but if you have, i will have to have a deduction in points as punishment! ;D no i said 2-1 to CP...but i got the 1 goal difference...but leeds played well and deserved a point
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Post by cujo on Aug 13, 2006 11:57:41 GMT -1
Have to agree Lucas..our 10 men did us proud ...but with 11 we would have walked it!!
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Post by peter2dc on Aug 13, 2006 11:58:19 GMT -1
well...3 points next saturday...
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Post by peter2dc on Aug 13, 2006 11:59:01 GMT -1
hmmm...cardiff hey....sooz and co
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Post by Dr LuKas on Aug 13, 2006 12:01:34 GMT -1
Like the QPR game, the performance was good, the result wasn't. We don't deserve this. Our luck has got to change. I'm not going to get on Blackwell's back but don't bring Moore on when Blake is fit and ready.
Have to put this behind us, we know we can play and we can beat anyone in this league. We'll only get better, 4 points from 3? Need to get a run started now.
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Post by fultaff on Aug 13, 2006 12:06:11 GMT -1
Masterstroke from Blackwell taken off Stone and 10 secs later we are 1 nil down. Superb tactician that man
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Post by Dr LuKas on Aug 13, 2006 12:07:25 GMT -1
From bbc: Crystal Palace 1-0 Leeds Clinton Morrison struck in injury time as Crystal Palace maintained the only 100% record in the division with a win over 10-man Leeds at Selhurst Park. The Republic of Ireland international struck from close range to win it, just seconds after keeper Tony Warner had spectacularly denied Dougie Freedman.
It was harsh on Leeds, who held their own after Geoff Horsfield's red card, striking a post through Eddie Lewis.
Loanee Horsfield was sent off after 15 minutes when he shoved Mark Hudson.
It wasn't until the 91st minute though that Palace broke the visitors' resistance, Morrison stabbing home on the half-volley from 12 yards after Danny Granville's long throw had caused havoc in the Leeds box.
It put the gloss on what had been a frustrating afternoon for Palace in front on goal until then.
Leon Cort twice headed wide when it looked easier to score from Mark Kennedy set-pieces, while Freedman, Kennedy and Jamie Scowcroft all had efforts from range.
For their part, Leeds showed impressive resilience and could even have won the game themselves had David Healy and Shaun Derry not shot straight at Gabor Kiraly when well-placed in each half.
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Post by Dr LuKas on Aug 13, 2006 12:08:04 GMT -1
From Skysports: A last-minute volley from Clinton Morrison sent Crystal Palace to the top of the table as Leeds United were denied a draw in agonising circumstances at Selhurst Park.
The Whites looked set to snuff out the final perfect record in the division after defending superbly with ten men for much of the contest, but Morrison popped up with a winning volley two minutes into stoppage time.
Leeds made the trip to London in confident mood and David Healy saw an early shot saved by Gabor Kiraly.
Their good early work was undone 15 minutes in as Geoff Horsfield was dismissed for retaliating to a nibble from Palace defender Mark Hudson.
Palace struggled to take advantage of their numerical superiority, but Jobi McAnuff squandered a couple of chances prior to the interval - firstly heading wide from seven yards and then volleying high over the bar.
Palace defender Leon Cort carries an aerial threat at set pieces and he found space in the box at a corner but headed wide.
Leeds attacks were limited in the second half, but Shaun Derry should have punished his former club just before the hour when heading over from ten yards.
Mark Kennedy twice produced sweet strikes from distance which were well saved by Tony Warner, while James Scowcroft created room for himself inside the box only to shoot weakly at Warner.
Warner made a better save a minute from time as he acrobatically tipped over a shot from Dougie Freedman after the substitute had scampered clear of his marker.
The keeper was powerless deep into injury time as Morrison showed great strength to spin away from Matthew Kilgallon inside the box before planting a volley into the net.
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