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Cuts

Thank God for that. Read it without glasses first time, thought it said he was the new Kebe.

Djpekingman

Cuts wroteThank God for that. Read it without glasses first time, thought it said he was the new Kebe.

:lol:

MolOverBeethoven

Can we get her in to replace Lees?

https://vine.co/v/M1gIpzta1B5

Mike_Jones

That third move is a double chop to face then back of head, all wile watching the ball and looking innocent - outstanding work.

The hair pull was fully warranted, Spurs lass tries to slip her hand up her shorts.

scootay

ive seen this before but think it was a longer clip. proper football that

albert_herbert_hawkins

Mol wroteCan we get her in to replace Lees?

https://vine.co/v/M1gIpzta1B5

Yes please, and see if she has a couple of sisters to stiffen midfield.

I_Wood

Mol wroteCan we get her in to replace Lees?

https://vine.co/v/M1gIpzta1B5

She's called Elizabeth Lambert, worth a google (ooh matron)
Looks decent in some of the made up photos.
Imagine a centre back pairing of her and Paul Butler
Lambert & Butler can seriously damage your health...

Any advertising agencies out there looking for a forward thinking, sharp, witty, bright young go getter with a mind like a steel trap ?
Tell them to fuck off and get a slightly over weight 45 year old who lays in bed playing on his phone.

gore

Now thats what I can a squad.... in case you forgot. :lol:

[quote]But the future of McDermott, assistant manager Nigel Gibbs and first-team coach Neil Redfearn – also United’s development squad coach – is still as unclear as the plans for the playing squad. Leeds are free to release for than 10 senior and junior players, and a number of prominent, high-earning footballers are returning to Elland Road after loans with other clubs.

Steve Morison – a striker who McDermott dispatched to Millwall at the beginning of this season – completed his time in south London with a 90-minute appearance in Millwall’s 1-0 win over Bournemouth on Saturday and is tied to United for the next two years.

Ian Holloway, Millwall’s manager, has not spoken publicly about the possibility of re-signing Morison but Morison is one of Leeds’ top earners on around £17,000 a week and would almost certainly be asked to take a pay cut to move to Bermondsey permanently.

Millwall used him 42 times during a fraught Championship term in which the club fought relegation and survived by a margin of four points. Morison scored eight times and played as a substitute during much of the run-in. #

Former Leeds captain Lee Peltier is also awaiting developments after a shorter spell with Nottingham Forest. The full-back – Neil Warnock’s most expensive signing as Leeds boss – has 12 months of his three-year deal to run but seems interested in moving to the City Ground once former England Under-21 boss Stuart Pearce takes charge as manager of Forest on July 1.

“I don’t know what my future holds,” Peltier said.

“I’ll sit down with my agent and discuss what happens.

“I’ve been focused on playing (for Forest) and I’ve not spoken to anyone about anything beyond this season. I’ll have a good chat with my agent and go from there.

“Forest have a strong team and will be right up there next season.

“They have a good chairman (Fawaz Al-Hasawi) who’s backing them. It’s a good club and I’ve really enjoyed my time here.”

There are others at Elland Road who remain under contract but have played sporadically during McDermott’s time in charge.

David Norris – another of Warnock’s recruits – suffered a knee injury before Christmas but was peripheral before and after his spell on the sidelines, appearing only once in a League Cup tie against Chesterfield in August.

Noel Hunt featured in fewer than half of United’s Championship fixtures and Aidan White started more games on loan at Sheffield United than he did for Leeds.

Like Michael Tonge and others, White’s most concerted involvement under McDermott came in the closing stages of the campaign.

Leeds also need to address the goalkeeper’s position after Jack Butland’s loan from Stoke City ended on Saturday. With Ashdown and Alex Cairns both out of contract and likely to leave the club, United could be left with only Paddy Kenny on their books. The 35-year-old had been the Whites’ first-choice keeper but was replaced by Butland in February having carried an ankle injury for a month and a half but his recovery before the end of the Championship term did not lead to a return to McDermott’s squad.

Leeds are understood to have considered sending Kenny on loan to Bradford City at the end of March but the transfer failed to materialise before the Football League’s emergency loan deadline. Southend United keeper Daniel Bentley is among the players watched by McDermott recently, with United’s manager attempting to put together a list of summer transfer targets, in spite of the uncertainty surrounding his job.

Former Reading boss McDermott has also taken an interest in Scott Hogan, the young forward who scored 22 times this season and inspired Rochdale’s automatic promotion from League Two. One of Hogan’s goals helped condemn Leeds to a 2-0 defeat at Spotland in the FA Cup’s third round in January.[/quote]

Ray_Hankin's_shorts

United could be left with only Paddy Kenny on their books

That about summed it up for me.......

Anyone know how Peltier got on at Forest?

Foxy_Dread

I'd stick with Paddy Kenny and put the youth keeper on the bench.

If Kenny is shit or gets injured and we don't want to go with the youth keeper then get someone in on loan, Next season is a write off, might as well save a few quid.

Harvest

Foxy Dread wrote

If Kenny is shit

No if about it.

Raposa

Foxy Dread wroteI'd stick with Paddy Kenny and put the youth keeper on the bench.

If Kenny is shit or gets injured and we don't want to go with the youth keeper then get someone in on loan, Next season is a write off, might as well save a few quid.

What another one?
Fuck me,change the club logo to "it's all about the season after next!"

MolOverBeethoven

Matthew Briggs, Fulham left back, deal supposedly done.

Cuts

Looks pretty good in Latin that OY

Deinde Post Tempore De Ea

king_of_the_slums

Mol wroteMatthew Briggs, Fulham left back, deal supposedly done.

http://briggstar.wordpress.com/todays-motives/

Raposa

Mol wroteMatthew Briggs, Fulham left back, deal supposedly done.

Who?

MolOverBeethoven

old yeadonian wrote
Mol wroteMatthew Briggs, Fulham left back, deal supposedly done.

Who?

http://www.fulhamfc.com/kids-zone/player-profiles/matthew-briggs

Raposa

Mol wrote
old yeadonian wrote
Mol wroteMatthew Briggs, Fulham left back, deal supposedly done.

Who?

http://www.fulhamfc.com/kids-zone/player-profiles/matthew-briggs

Got to be honest and say,I've never heard of him,although it seems he has pace and is the right age.
Left back's definitely been a problem area,so let's see if it's confirmed.

Mitaman

Seems quite tall for a full-back? Get him sweeping behind the centre-half is he is that quick with height too.

LCA10

Was on loan at Watford with Zola.

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