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Anyone who went to Huddersfield ten years ago, how did last night compare?

Any more details?

We’re not calling in insolvency advisors, no.

That was ten years ago and we had absolutely nothing left to play for on that last game, everything was wrapped up

for all we know they had a single beer at the training ground?

Dropped a PM

Let’s hope they put stamps on this time, I received my Bristol city tickets last week with a £5 charge to pay for a stamp

Trying to nab an adult ticket for this so my brother can come, I can only get a 65+ concession on the site when they’re available and it’s a long journey to risk not getting in

Looking for an adult spare for this

Anyone in the home end for this?

I love the scenes in the corner but I'm glad they've started looping round the pitch again.

Was he a mile offside? Or is it where I’m sat?

Sad state of affairs that we have to rear players and sell them off to the highest bidder because of a financial rule brought in that prevents clubs growing

I’ll be buying one because it’s considerably easier to do that than give my phone to my brother when I can’t make a game.

Wonder how much their contracts are probably bloated with goals bonuses

Squad so big he waits 80 minutes to make a sub

Just checking, we’re watching the same Kelechi right?

He’ll probably claim that it’s a deep state cover up

I thought we were supposed be lucky to have him?

Looked injured in the first half, was holding his left thigh for a while. thought he struggled but Brum stuck two defender on him in the second half, one to block the shot on his left and one to stop him driving to the byline

Me mam could hear the stadium up near the Crows Nest on Glenfield Road pre-kickoff

Fatawu is edging me with all this stuff at the top of the box, keep thinking he’s going to score a banger

This the same Leeds? https://amp.theguardian.com/football/2019/jan/16/marcelo-bielsa-leeds-spied-every-opponent https://www.standard.co.uk/hp/front/leeds-united-debts-top-ps100m-6968925.html

I contribute a huge amount of this to Rodgers, I get the impression he can be very difficult if things don't go his way. I can imagine the "it's clear you don't back me" and "I've been doing this a long time, this is how it works" comments are very persuasive. The bloke must be an absolute master of managing up the chain and persuading his bosses that if they don't dish out this big contract then we won't survive, especially when you compound that with us being in such an uncharted territory post league win.

Do you think that sacking Rodgers terminated all the massive contracts he handed out whilst he was there?