FT: LEEDS UNITED 7 (seven) - 0 CARDIFF CITY. Match thread

2.55pm. When we still had hope.

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Originally Posted by Michael Morris

2.55pm. When we still had hope.

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That was a magic moment yesterday, then the frigging whistle blew!!!

To fair this thread is surprisingly mellow considering it's discussing losing 7-0 to Leeds. Well done all

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Originally Posted by delmbox

To fair this thread is surprisingly mellow considering it's discussing losing 7-0 to Leeds. Well done all

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What’s the point Del, they battered us from the kick off, well both kick offs to start each half. The half time hopeful talk that if we pulled an early one back etc…….was soon consigned to the bin. As I’ve said, I was maybe more pissed off last season up there, surrendering a 2-0 lead right at the death, yesterday there was no such hope. Good day out though and a cheerful bus on the way despite the pummelling.

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Originally Posted by splott parker

What’s the point Del, they battered us from the kick off, well both kick offs to start each half. The half time hopeful talk that if we pulled an early one back etc…….was soon consigned to the bin. As I’ve said, I was maybe more pissed off last season up there, surrendering a 2-0 lead right at the death, yesterday there was no such hope. Good day out though and a cheerful bus on the way despite the pummelling.

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Yeah I'm not that bothered by it, bit worried about seeing the 4 Jacks at work that I've been horrendous to since the derby but that's tomorrow's problem :hehe:

My main concern about the result is hoping that it doesn't undo all the confidence and momentum that we've built in the last few weeks. I think the best thing to do will be to do a Nottingham Forest and win the next league game by two more goals than we lost the last, so once we put 9 past Bristol I reckon we'll be back on track

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Originally Posted by delmbox

Yeah I'm not that bothered by it, bit worried about seeing the 4 Jacks at work that I've been horrendous to since the derby but that's tomorrow's problem :hehe:

My main concern about the result is hoping that it doesn't undo all the confidence and momentum that we've built in the last few weeks. I think the best thing to do will be to do a Nottingham Forest and win the next league game by two more goals than we lost the last, so once we put 9 past Bristol I reckon we'll be back on track

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I’m not worried about either to be honest, as long as it doesn’t have a detrimental effect on how we go forward.
The goal difference took a hammering, but I still think there are worse teams than us and we can finish close to mid table.

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Originally Posted by delmbox

Yeah I'm not that bothered by it, bit worried about seeing the 4 Jacks at work that I've been horrendous to since the derby but that's tomorrow's problem :hehe:

My main concern about the result is hoping that it doesn't undo all the confidence and momentum that we've built in the last few weeks. I think the best thing to do will be to do a Nottingham Forest and win the next league game by two more goals than we lost the last, so once we put 9 past Bristol I reckon we'll be back on track

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This is why I think the respite of an FA Cup tie is welcome, put as much distance time wise between league games. Hull at home this Saturday could have been a tense, traumatic affair and that’s just for us in the crowd let alone the team. A day out in glorious Stoke in the Cup could be a perfect antidote. Especially if the results in the league games that are taking place go for us, Derby at Norwich, Pompey at Sheff Utd.

Just have to move on quickly.