Friday 2 November 2012

Brighton 2 Leeds 2 - Kenny Saves Leggy Leeds


A creditable draw it is true, but 3 points from the last 12 is not the platform for a promotion push, and even the most diehard Leeds fan would have to admit that Warnock's charges were lucky to come away from this one with a draw. Brighton were the better team, missed a penalty and Kenny pulled off a superb save deep into injury time to rescue the paltry point. It seems the Capital One Fan Cup exploits are taking their toll.

Sixteen Brighton shots to six and ten on target to four tell the story. Brighton outpassed Leeds throughout and looked much the classier side. The decision to allow Mucky-Smith to take the second penalty was crass: the guy is mediocre at best and Kenny was always the favourite for me as soon as Brighton green lighted his personal quest for a hattrick.

Warnock will no doubt express pleasure at the point but come the end of the weekend, Leeds are likely to have fallen still further behind in the promotion race. That cup run is proving costly!

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Prick

Anonymous said...

Wow, an honest & true account of tonights match. thanks for that. MOT

Anonymous said...

A bit harsh bud? A point gained I reckon, you know how it works top 10 at new year and you're well in the mix. Especially when you've got pick of the bunch in that division come January. I actually think things are going according to plan given the quality of the squad Warnock had to assemble. I'm not alone in saying behind Revie, Wilkinson and O'leary he's probably the best manager we've had.

KevinCebu said...

Leeds will always be and as always been BIGGER BETTER and more SUCCESS FULL than West Spam! You also will be nothing better than a WANKER! MOT!!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous said...

Out of the woodwork again i c ......wanker.

Pete said...

Leeds were poor last night with only one or two Leeds players coming away with any credit for their performance. I don't think it has anything to do with our cup run, its more about lack of depth and quality within the squad. Some of us welcome the distraction from the League especially after watching the Charlton game but its true that too many draws are damaging any serious hopes of promotion this season.

Anonymous said...

Sad prick

Anonymous said...

Wtf