Harris OUT!

[the other bob wilson]

In hindsight (I say hindsight but what I really mean is during this game) it was so annoying watching us play the rags off the park with a fine attacking display when the previous few months we were so cautious and prone to waving the white flag. Very frustrating.

Around two years two to the day before Leeds gave Man City such a good game last night, we played Pep's team down here and they barely raised a sweat in winning 5-0 against a timid opponent who were beaten before a ball was kicked it seemed to me. True, the Man City side we faced looks quite a bit stronger than the current one based on what we've seen so far this season, but when you look at the Leeds side on paper, is it really that much stronger than ours was against Man City?

For me, there are still players at Leeds who were pretty ordinary Championship performers before Bielsa arrived, their success, and that of their current team mates, has an awful lot to do with their frame of mind. With hindsight, too many were taken in by Neil Warnock's "plucky little Cardiff" act and, certainly for the first couple of months of 18/19it seemed that fans and players alike felt we had no right to be in the Premier League - Warnock did superbly to get us up and deserves credit for putting together a squad which really could have survived that season, but with that attitude and things like his negativity and bizarre selection at already relegated Fulham, he held us back that season.

[Bluebird23]

For me, there are still players at Leeds who were pretty ordinary Championship performers before Bielsa arrived, their success, and that of their current team mates, has an awful lot to do with their frame of mind. With hindsight, too many were taken in by Neil Warnock's "plucky little Cardiff" act and, certainly for the first couple of months of 18/19it seemed that fans and players alike felt we had no right to be in the Premier League - Warnock did superbly to get us up and deserves credit for putting together a squad which really could have survived that season, but with that attitude and things like his negativity and bizarre selection at already relegated Fulham, he held us back that season.

I agree.

I would have moved Warnock upstairs as soon as we were promoted, as he’s been shown to be a serial failure at the top level, and there was an inevitability about what happened.

I’d have tried to get Bilic in.

[LeningradCowboy]

I agree.

I would have moved Warnock upstairs as soon as we were promoted, as he’s been shown to be a serial failure at the top level, and there was an inevitability about what happened.

I’d have tried to get Bilic in.

What would Warnock's job have been when he "moved upstairs"?

[splott parker]

What would Warnock's job have been when he "moved upstairs"?

Laying out the ‘jamas on everybody’s bed and filling the hot water bottles in the winter months.