will leeds united fear playing in?
541739
they are going in to the unknown..and i dont think they will have it all their own way..it will be hard for them
188262
try www.leedsrugby.com
519559
I think you really need to be invited - although writing to them with a video clip may help.\nPresumably Leeds have scouts for African Countries, so it is essential you are playing in the games that scout gets to watch.
720436
No, they did not play yesterday.  They sent 16 players to Cardiff, started with 11 and finished with 11.  Clearly to lose 3-0 to Watford (Watford!!!) is proof that they did not play.\n\nBoth teams must now look forward to a season of humility  -  Watford will be playing in the premiership for one season hoping not to break Sunderland's record of last season and Leeds will have to endure another season (one of many I hope) in the championship.
347518
Well when i went to Blues v Liverpool in the F.A. Cup this year (yes the match in wich we got beat 7-0) Liverpool Fans started singing Going Down Going Down Going Down! and then the blues fans started singing So Are We So Are We...........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nOnce when i went to elland road leeds fans were singing United United..... so the blues fans started singing United in a high pitch girly voice ha ha ha ha
777290
erm... no...\n\ntheres no excuse for that behavoir any where near a football pitch.
705940
i doubt it, i bet they will be relegated at the end of the season... they havent been doing well at all lol rather apparent eh
318101
Pretty much - there are still a few tickets left for Leeds, but thats about it now.  they're already turning up on ebay! Probably by the time you read this reply Leeds will be sold out too! I've just heard on the radio that the organisers are trying to get permission to increase crowd capacity at both venues and if they're successful there'll be more ticketes going on sale in a few weeks time - Radio 1 has the details, you could log in to their web site for more info
544307
Difficult question. I like it. The order will be:\n\n         Aston Villa\n         Sheff utd\n         Watford\n\nSounds good. Aston Villa are on self destruct at the moment and I can't see that changing. Sheffield Utd will lose all their good players either in the summer or in January and Watford (or Leeds) are promising at best. They'll do better than Sunderland though.
1067422
Can't realistically see him playing against Trinidad and Tabago, unless it's just for a few minutes. However the way Michael Owen is palying at the moment we need someone to support Crouchy at the front.
593568
Yes, but they better watch out for Man U
467843
Mate, I share you depression being a Man Utd fan myself. If it is any consolation, I don't think that United would have made up the seven points even if they had beaten Sunderland. But to draw at Old Trafford against a team that is bottom of the table, that is low.\n\nWent to the pub to have a couple of pints, and it helped some. Will spot you a drink if I can, as a fellow Red Devil. There is always next season!
871428
Yes he will play against Watford at the weekend after serving his 1 match ban against Aston villa in the Carling Cup in mid week
463177
Should do. If they miss Millwall going the other way then at least the town won't get trashed as it has done in recent friendlies.\n\nIf they went up - would they be able to stay there though?
662500
My mind tells me Barcelona, even as a neutral I want them to win, they have been Europe's best side this season and the European Cup is a fitting testament to their footballing ability.\n\nHowever, we have always seen how determined English sides can be in European Cup Finals, I think Leeds is the only English team that has played in the Final and not bring home the trophy.\nExcepting 5 times winners Liverpool, Manchester United, Aston Villa and even Forest have always made the most of their infrequent appearances in the Final, to withstand the onslaught of stronger teams and emerge triumphant.\n\nAnd although I personally dislike the current Arsenal side under Monsieur Wenger's charge, I have to respect their doggedness and ability to raise their game in Europe this term. To have not conceded a goal for so long, with a rather inexperienced defense and dodgy goalkeeper (Jens Lehmann), speaks volumes of their ability to as a team.\n\nAccordingly, I have taken them on the Asian Handicap at +1/2 goal, meaning they only need to avoid defeat in 90mins, for me to win my bet. \n\nSo I am hoping for extra-time, if it reaches that, thereafter I will egging Barcelona to win, either during extra-time or penalty kicks.
979924
I really don't think it is something a young player can really prepare for. It's just what is going on in their own head the moment they step out onto the pitch to play for the first time. It's not like they say, "okay, imagine that there's 10,000+ people up in those stands cheering for you." You can never really know how that is really going to feel until it actually happens. \n\nSo, I don't think you can prepare for something like that. You can get advice from experienced players, like what to think and how to keep your cool...But that instand jolt of excitement is probably one that can not easily be prepared for...You can expect it, but you'll never know how it actually feels until it really hits you in that moment when it happens.
21599
as a west ham fan you should know not to be lulled into  a false sense of security. a 17-game losing spiral is just around the corner, followed by a nail biting finish to the season where you may or may not narrowly avoid relegation, after which you wont even care whether you have or have not, it's been that stressful.