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Nick Pope maybe? Meslier pulls off great saves at times but he has conceded a fair few goals that he should have saved or from absolute shambolic play. A more reliable keeper might be important.

I must admit I’ve shed a few tears at the end of that game. The emotions and stress!! I was so convinced we would be the ones going down. Well done to the team and to Raphinha. He will leave with my blessing now for winning and converting that penalty. He came good when we needed him to. He looked ...

mapperleywhite wrote:

Barlow Boy wrote:First things first, get a bid in for Charlie Taylor

My thought as well

I've thought this for a while. To he fair to Firpo, he's nowhere as bad as some make him out to be but Taylor would definitely be an improvement.

I'd also take Alioski back in a heartbeat.

While I think there are some really good, well thought out and well written posts here, for me the matter is being over complicated. Under Marcelo this season we were nowhere near as good as last season because for a large chunk of it a big clutch of very important players were missing. If they had ...

I'd argue things have changed. Our football and our attacking threat are considerably worse than they were under Bielsa. We may not have conceded 6 and 7s, but the defeats to City and Chelsea were still comprehensive batterings. We are worse now than we were before.

I've done both cruciates playing football. That really is a nightmare and takes ages to recover from.

TBH I don't like the subject of this thread. I don't think it matters that mych at the moment. JM is our manager now and we need to give him our full support. I too felt MB deserved to stay till end of the season, and that he would've turned things around, but again, doesn't matter now. At the end ...

I don't think it's really a debate or even a disagreement, just more that some of us feel it's important to point out that it's unfair to claim that we are now somehow 'better' than we were before. Under Marsch we've had a much easier run of games than the one preceding Bielsa's sacking, so we're no...

Don't know if Marrakech has been mentioned on here but me and the wife found that a bit disappointing. The big square just was not as magical as we'd hoped - it kind of felt like a big car park with a market at one end. The trip out to the Atlas Mountains was good once we'd got past all the sales pi...

Like most others on here, I'm absolutely gutted. Him and his staff rescued us from obscurity and delivered scintillating, exciting football the likes of which most Leeds fans had not seen us play before, and I include the O'Leary era in that. That he did it by coaching and improving players that had...