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Monday 3 February 2014

Have Leeds stumbled on the perfect managerial blue print?

Simples. Let McDermott oversee training and pick the team, then hand control over to Gibbs on match day. It worked brilliantly on Saturday so why shouldn't it work again?

In a strange way, all this chaos may have kick started a promotion charge for Leeds. Things appeared to be falling apart in the run up to McDermott's sacking and the new signings were struggling to bed down and have an impact. In fact, the situation was so desperate that the Bald Controller reverted to Old Big Gob's players. The manager seemed to have run out of ideas and Leeds were going nowhere fast.

But Cellino then threw a hand-grenade into the dressing room, and the anger at McDermott's dismissal was palpable. That second half performance showed what this team can do when they are fired up, and with Yeovil up next, there is a real opportunity to record back to back wins and begin a second push for the playoffs.

Somehow, McDermott has to exploit the sense of injustice without allowing the uncertainty surrounding the club's ownership to get to the players. The message should be, "Fcuk the Board, Fcuk Cellino, Fcuk all the bullshit, let's go out there and do it for the fans!"

The Bald Controller must now blow the whistle and order everybody on board the Leeds United McFeel Angry Raging Express to the Premiership, Europe, Infinity and Beyond!

Mussolini got the trains to run on time, perhaps Cellino will have the same effect!

18 comments:

  1. Hahahahahah love it

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  2. Good article brought a smile that

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  3. As I stated on another blog as long as MD gets some assurances from GFH who will still own 25% of the club then let's get the Italian in. Let's be honest here, If Bates was in charge he'd have taken the first offer for Ross never mind refused three. If Cellino is going to come in buy back the stadium and get some new players I don't care if he's related to Al Capone.

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  4. How about you jump in front of a train and do us all a favour.

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  5. To be fair for once i agree with you!! Even though your a cu*t! :)

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  6. To a fellow Leeds fan! You my well have a point! drop the fascade of being a hammer and admit you love and care about the club as we all do! MOT

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  7. Actually very fair, HF. I agree with you
    MOT

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  8. Good article HF. Are West Ham your 2nd team?
    MOT

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  9. Stranger things have happened Neville and Leeds will be promoted under bmac ,,, its the kind of belief from the fans that fat Sam can only dream of

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  10. Threw a grenade.. Raging Express LOL ! There has been a real malaise at Leeds for far too long and yes I do believe Signor Cellino WILL get the stalled express to run on time again. In fact I can't wait for more antics from Cellino cos if they result in performances like against Huddersfield which Leeds fan can really complain. Cant believe I am laughing again HF.

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  11. You are either a really intelligent 4yr old or a really stupid 44yr old

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  12. Good read today. Keep them coming, I enjoy the alternative views on our wonderful club - MOT.

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  13. Well said pal it is a bit harsh You can't guarantee a landmine would kill him

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  14. property tycoon, sports writer, husband, father, jet setter to watch the cricket and West Ham, charity dinners, funerals and as you said recently? a spell in the hospital. where do you find the time to summon up your creative skills to keep us, the fickle fans of a small Yorkshire football team enthralled every day? we take our caps off to you.

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  15. Good one HF, I like the Mussolini angle! lol

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  16. That's a bit harsh on landmines

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