Matt

Evans injured? Fight through that pain barrier Jonny!

Impressed. Friday was a kick in the teeth but any loss isn't nice, given the start we've had we have no reason to complain about anything and as I said after Friday's game we'll need to use that as a positive to make us realise what we need to work on, humble us, ground us and a reality check. The football and attitude around the club is a breath of fresh air and after years of being made to hate my club and football in general I have that passion and enjoyment returning - and there is far more to that than just because we are winning games. Whilst I was critical of possession based football this is like a different game to what we've been accustomed too over the last few years, despite the jibes and jokes make of people saying "Forwards" this is forwards, it's exciting, it's enjoyable, whilst Enzo seems to have a plan and stick to the plan and whilst I do believe his mantra is 'If plan A isn't working, try harder' he is willing to mix it up, grind results out and play in different ways. The strange thing is and i'm finding it really bizarre is that i'm hearing people being vocal and more criticism about it than they were before. I'm just like what the **** we're you watching before when you were sat there seemingly happy with the slide.

Surely all clubs need to get together and say they want VAR binning, put it to a vote, etc, i'm fairly confident a vote would go in favour of binning it. It may be argued we'd be left behind the rest of Europe/World (We don't tend to hear of their controversies whether that's because they don't have many or ignorance of not taking any notice), but when it's being used in the way it is in England it's not improving the game is it, especially when the rhetoric that this is "the best league in the world" Binning VAR won't get rid of controversies but it will get rid of an aid that is meant to avoid controversies causing even bigger controversies and something referees can continually hide behind.

Wouldn't say last night was "playing football the Enzo way", it was at times exciting and entertaining, just not what I imagine he'd have wanted. Contradicting myself I do worry we look abit lost when it's not going our way/it's not going in, it happens but iirc it was similar against Hull, we were still creating chances, still having shots but we were rarely getting in the box. As i've mentioned in other threads, I think we were crying out for McAteer (And early), I'd have even been tempted to try Daka.

Better than usual

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I’d have bought him on and quite early too.

I’m not having him. I’m sorry, not good enough. Clumsy.

Decent game, entertaining, exciting.(For the neutral). Disappointing, obviously. Thought it was a fairly even match but they slightly edged it, took their chance and were the better team. We were never scoring, it just wasn’t going to happen. It feels more of a kick in the teeth because Leeds are going to push us every step of the way and a win tonight would have felt like we could conquer anyone this season. But we didn’t and we have to use this to humble us, ground us (on and off the field - because whilst I’m fully on board with the excitement and optimism, I do feel we were perhaps getting abit above our stations all the debate on Twitter this week), we can use this as a positive to push on. Onto the next one!

Might just book in to the holiday inn for tonight instead, probably get home at a similar time.