Leeds 2-1 Bolton

I see another mauling on Saturday possibly Hull proportions, hopefully a sale goes through quickly and new owners fuck Parkinson off.

5-1

3-0 to Leeds with us lucky to get nil 

MartinBWFC wrote:I see another mauling on Saturday possibly Hull proportions, hopefully a sale goes through quickly and new owners fuck Parkinson off.

5-1

I assume you predict Leeds will give up an own goal.

We've lost twice to them by the odd goal this season, in the Carabao playing two strikers plus Oztumer and in the league playing one striker and Oztumer. If Parky packs the midfield with whatever pace he can muster and they put in a proper shift we might scrape a draw.

Ref Watch: Tony Harrington to take charge of Leeds United v Wanderers

Tony Harrington will oversee Wanderers' Sky Bet Championship away clash against Leeds United this Saturday afternoon at Elland Road.

In the midst of his tenth season as a top flight referee, Harrington has officiated 23 games so far this year, in which he has produced 87 yellow cards and two red cards.

When looking towards last season, Harrington produced 118 yellow cards in 35 games, branding six red cards in total.

The last time Harrington was in charge of a Wanderers match was in October 2017, where he oversaw Wanderers 3-3 away draw against Sunderland in the Sky Bet Championship.

In that fixture, he produced one caution, with Lewis Grabban picking it up for the Black Cats.

Mark Dwyer and Timothy Wood will run the line for the fixture, with Scott Duncan acting as the fourth official.

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3-1 and another embarrassing performance.

rammywhite wrote:3-1 and another embarrassing performance.

They'll all be embarrassing with this clump in charge.

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Blaming tiredness as an excuse for the defeat to Norwich, so the poor lambs got given a few days off, no wonder we are were we are soft tw@ts managing us

Preview: Leeds United vs. Bolton Wanderers

Bolton Wanderers take on Leeds in the Sky Bet Championship on Saturday 23rd February. With that said, bwfc.co.uk have produced five things to take into this weekend's clash.

Squad Update

During Thursday's pre-match press conference ahead of Leeds United, assistant manager Steve Parkin gave an update on the squad as a whole.

Parkin said: "There are no new injury concerns to note from this week.

"Luca Connell has got a bit of an illness which is disappointing.

"Our long term injuries are still struggling a little bit but Jack Hobbs has trained today, as has Gary O'Neil which is good news for us.

"We are a little bit stronger than we were heading into the Norwich game."

A Game to Remember

In March 2014, Bolton travelled to Elland Road and blew the hosts away. A resounding 5-1 win ended up proving the difference between the two sides in the final league table, with Wanderers two points ahead of Leeds in 14th and 15th respectively.

All of the goals came after 45 minutes, with Joe Mason opening the scoring just before the break. Lukas Jutkiewicz, Zat Knight, Mark Davies and Andre Moritz added to the total, with Matt Smith scoring a consolation in the final minute.



Opponent's Current Form

Leeds come into this weekend’s fixture with mixed form, but they have kept touch with the top of the table. They have lost two of their last five games, drawing one.

Leeds are sitting in third at the moment, just two points of the summit with a game in hand, meaning they can rise back up to the top of the table.

United have had a tough run of recent fixtures, with Norwich, Middlesbrough and Swansea coming up against Saturdays hosts. They fell to defeat against Norwich at Elland Road, 3-1, recovered with a draw at the Riverside and most recently beat Swansea 2-1 at home.

A New Face at Elland Road

Leeds may not have been as active as they wanted to be in January, with a few reported deals ending incomplete, but they did recruit a serial Champions League winner.

Kiko Casilla was brought in to be the club’s new number one, having spent four years at Spanish giants Real Madrid. During his time in the capital he won La Liga, the Spanish Super Cup, the Champions League three times, the European Super Cup twice and the Club World Cup three times.

He is yet to keep a clean sheet for his new side but has two wins to his name in just four games.

Ticket Information

Only fans with a previous booking history with the club will be able to purchase tickets for this weekend's game against Leeds. There will be NO pay on the day available at Elland Road.

Kicking off at 3pm, tickets will be available from Bolton Central or via the phone lines until 2pm on Friday 22 February, subject to availability.

The prices for the game are as follows:

Adults: £39

Over-60s: £26

Under-23s: £26

Disabled: £26

Under-16s: £18

Under-11s: £9

Official coach travel is available, costing £18 per person. All coaches depart from University Of Bolton Stadium at 11:30am.

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£39 for a Championship game is a joke!

I've decided to stay at home today.

Things are so bad now,  that what we don't even talk about it anymore.

Cajunboy wrote:Things are so bad now,  that what we don't even talk about it anymore.

Talk about what?  League One?

Sadly yes.

Trips to Blackpool and Fleetwood.

Went. We gave a decent account of ourselves today. Shame we were up against one of the best sides in the division, if we played like that consistently we’d be mid table.

Oh and Josh Magennis is fucking shite, 200k wasted

You said you weren't going to another game until Parky was fired.

Natasha Whittam wrote:You said you weren't going to another game until Parky was fired.

Away games are different