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"Goodbye LEEDS"

Is this really the end of one of the premierships most respected football clubs?

He actually hit a leeds fan.

(during the man utd game in the carling cup)

Alan Smith is incredibly rude, well i guess they all are but he threw a bottle to someone in the Liverpool crowd and it hit the fan in the face inguring he/she slightly.

Trevor Birch has announced that Leeds going down could lead into administration... it is vital that Leeds United stay up this season, if Leeds can manage this deals will be struck and Leeds could be saved.

Also as a leeds fan I feel I should make a statement about Viduka, despite constant claims of him not getting on with Reid etc... I must admire the striker... he has... unlike near enough everyone else... stayed a damn long time.

Leeds are a respected club who have a large history of success.

Dringo wrote:
> Is this really the end of one of the premierships most respected
> football clubs?

Lmao. Leeds....most repsected. They're known as 'Dirty Leeds'......

they're a quality team and I'm not quite sure what's going wrong.....I mean how can a team with Viduka and Alan Smith up front go down....

Leeds have several consortiums interested.... but we need to start winning.

I suppose so, but illustrious teams have always had bad slumps. In this time , mediocre teams (Such as Bradford, Nottingham Forest, Watford and Sunderland) have been relegated as well, as have average ones such as Blackburn and Charlton.

There will alwys be teams slumping; it's just that the numbers have increased recntly due to the immense financial pressures placed on clubs these days.

really.but im not talking that far back.only bout 3-5 years ago

It's always been like that. It's just because some top teams have serious problems: In the mid-1970s, a few years after scoring some great results, including doubles, Arsenal finished 2 points above the relegation zone.

....Man.u v arsenal.
now Man.u v arsenal v chelsea