Leeds Match Thread

[Abseits]

I just see Copydex with that shirt. A throwback to when life was simple and there were broadly three types of glue: Bostik, Evostik and Copydex. I'm not counting that weird brown stuff we had in junior school with that strange rubber teat for gumming paper together.

[Fraggy]

Looks like the goalie jersey, 2nd kit could be very nice.

No images currently available, but sky blue with black detail does sound nice.
Asmir should be wearing it tomorrow.

[Qpstranger]

Personally I would rather we lost money through having no sponsor on our shirt than promote another gambling company, I don't think I'll be buying that.

[LoftusRoadLad]

3 shades of blue on the hoops !!

[LoftusRoadLad]

[Sleeping Giants]

We will be sporting next season's home kit against Leeds on Friday night according to the offish.

[SheepRanger]

Hull beating Cov was fantastic. It puts WBA's spot in play-offs under threat and means Baggies have to really go for it against Wednesday this weekend. If Owls lose, we are safe barring a massive and hugely improbable swing in goal difference.

And this result means Coventry's play off hopes are nearly mathematically impossible. If they drop points away to Blackburn on Sat that will be it and hopefully an easier game for us if we still need points.

[Abseits]

Hull beating Cov was fantastic. It puts WBA's spot in play-offs under threat and means Baggies have to really go for it against Wednesday this weekend. If Owls lose, we are safe barring a massive and hugely improbable swing in goal difference.

[Fraggy]

Are Stoke still in the mix

Stoke are on 50 pts with same gd as us.

[Undecided]

The four teams that can overtake us (I disregard Huddersfield because of the goal difference) are respectively 1, 2, 3 and 4 points behind us. In theory, with two games left, all four can overtake us. B'ham needs 4 points, Sheff W also four points because of the goal difference, and Plymouth and B'burn just 2 and 1 as they can overtake us on goal difference if they take points and we lose two matches.

If we get a draw against Leeds, it won't make us safe, but it is still of great help. B'ham will then need two wins rather than one win and a draw. Sheff W will needs two wins rather than one win and a draw. Plymouth needs 3 points, not 2. Blackburn needs 2 draw not one draw (alternative a win and a draw). B'burn plays away to Leicester on the last day and it is not very likely they get a draw even if they get a draw on Saturday.

So even though a draw does not make us mathematically safe, it will make it much less likely all four teams can overtake us at the same time. I think, if we get a draw, the chance we will be relegated if we lose to Coventry is 5% or less.

I don't like to park the bus, but we did it against Leicester and it worked out. I would do the same against Leeds, knowing this will likely increase the chance of getting at least a draw, and possibly also bring us a much desired win.

By the way, if Coventry loses tonight (they are trailing 1-2 at time of writing), their promotion hopes are purely academical, and will likely be gone before the final match, which makes a draw against Leeds even more attractive.

Admirably put as usual - I've been struggling with it for days.

I reckon there is one more very outside factor that could remotely affect things. What if Huddersfield were to beat Birmingham, unlikely, I know. In that scenario Birmingham couldn't catch us, and Huddersfield could only tie, but have that poor goal difference?

[Sleeping Giants]

The four teams that can overtake us (I disregard Huddersfield because of the goal difference) are respectively 1, 2, 3 and 4 points behind us. In theory, with two games left, all four can overtake us. B'ham needs 4 points, Sheff W also four points because of the goal difference, and Plymouth and B'burn just 2 and 1 as they can overtake us on goal difference if they take points and we lose two matches.

If we get a draw against Leeds, it won't make us safe, but it is still of great help. B'ham will then need two wins rather than one win and a draw. Sheff W will needs two wins rather than one win and a draw. Plymouth needs 3 points, not 2. Blackburn needs 2 draw not one draw (alternative a win and a draw). B'burn plays away to Leicester on the last day and it is not very likely they get a draw even if they get a draw on Saturday.

So even though a draw does not make us mathematically safe, it will make it much less likely all four teams can overtake us at the same time. I think, if we get a draw, the chance we will be relegated if we lose to Coventry is 5% or less.

I don't like to park the bus, but we did it against Leicester and it worked out. I would do the same against Leeds, knowing this will likely increase the chance of getting at least a draw, and possibly also bring us a much desired win.

By the way, if Coventry loses tonight (they are trailing 1-2 at time of writing), their promotion hopes are purely academical, and will likely be gone before the final match, which makes a draw against Leeds even more attractive.

I stand corrected, a draw on Friday night may well be a good result given your points. Cheers.

[72bus]

So many different permutations can happen , just need to give it our all.

[SheepRanger]

I'll take a draw.......
But I think we'll lose this

[Sneezey]

Are Stoke still in the mix

[QPROslo]

The four teams that can overtake us (I disregard Huddersfield because of the goal difference) are respectively 1, 2, 3 and 4 points behind us. In theory, with two games left, all four can overtake us. B'ham needs 4 points, Sheff W also four points because of the goal difference, and Plymouth and B'burn just 2 and 1 as they can overtake us on goal difference if they take points and we lose two matches.

If we get a draw against Leeds, it won't make us safe, but it is still of great help. B'ham will then need two wins rather than one win and a draw. Sheff W will needs two wins rather than one win and a draw. Plymouth needs 3 points, not 2. Blackburn needs 2 draw not one draw (alternative a win and a draw). B'burn plays away to Leicester on the last day and it is not very likely they get a draw even if they get a draw on Saturday.

So even though a draw does not make us mathematically safe, it will make it much less likely all four teams can overtake us at the same time. I think, if we get a draw, the chance we will be relegated if we lose to Coventry is 5% or less.

I don't like to park the bus, but we did it against Leicester and it worked out. I would do the same against Leeds, knowing this will likely increase the chance of getting at least a draw, and possibly also bring us a much desired win.

By the way, if Coventry loses tonight (they are trailing 1-2 at time of writing), their promotion hopes are purely academical, and will likely be gone before the final match, which makes a draw against Leeds even more attractive.