[theo_luddite]

You at the match Snoots?

---

and them

[Lord Snooty]

Fux ache. 3 minutes.

[jjamez]

Good start, we've let a sewer rat score

[jjamez]

Another sewer rat has scored...

[Lord Snooty]

Mounie on for Campbell. Come on big lad.

---

Titch on for Willo the Wisp.

---

Juninho on for Smiffy.

---

Hrrmmph!

[Lord Snooty]

Huddersfield Town manager Danny Cowley told BBC Radio Leeds:
"We are disappointed. When you go into a game as an underdog, then you probably can't concede the quality of goal that we did in the first couple of minutes.
"I thought the response was good and for the first half an hour, we felt that we had a good place in the game.
"We had some good chances in that period.
"After that, we didn't keep the ball as well as we would have liked."

[jjamez]

They are probably one of the best sides if not the best side in the league but I do question how much of it is due to bielsa and his footballing philosophy than the players themselves.

It looks as if they are as good as up, they just better hope bielsa stays, if you look at his history he has left jobs without much second thought and if that were to happen then there could be trouble

[Lord Snooty]

They'll be straight back down.

[WakeyTerrier]

They remind me of our promotion team.

Technically not the best team but they are fitter and stronger than most teams and bullied us.

[jjamez]

I think a lot is/was down to the managers, there was a fair few players in the town squad that had been involved in relegation battles and lower mid table seasons, hogg, Smith and Wells to name some but wagner somehow made them click, plus some good additions from him and webber. Funny how it seemed to fall apart a bit when webber left...

As for Leeds they too have been underachieving or falling away for the past few years and it's only since bielsa and his bucket and spies came that they really look like promotion candidates.

No wagner no party. No bielsa no party