The rise (and fall) of Leeds United

[Sherburnflyer92]

A bit like everything else associated with Leeds I'll believe it when I see it. Looks nice though.

Have the council approved it? They were saying they have a 20,000 waiting list of season tickets.

If they can stay in the premier league and push towards the top for a consistent period of time, I can see the stadium wanting more than another 20,000 seats.

Looks very good though.

 

[dmrodgers]

Have the council approved it? They were saying they have a 20,000 waiting list of season tickets.

If they can stay in the premier league and push towards the top for a consistent period of time, I can see the stadium wanting more than another 20,000 seats.

Looks very good though.

Latest figures suggest 27000 are now on the listing list so a 60000 stadium would be more appropriate. The problem is the South stand with little scope for redevelopment due to the close proximity of the road. The quoted figure are properly less than the club have on record as over the years a number of these people will have say passed away and others moved away from the area or moved abroad and would no long wish to take up their option.

 

[Finger66]

Now you all know where my football loyalty lies but having watched LUFC last night on telly I thought that was about as complete a performance as you can get, especially allowing for the pressure. Certainly makes for an interesting last day with the trip to Plymouth. And even allowing for my loyalties I really do hope LUFC go on to clinch the title.

Let's hope Fleetwood also get one h**l of a beating on Saturday afternoon and then there can be a double WY celebration come teatime.

 

[jason1-11]

And don't forget Yorkshire CCC back in Division 1, and Leeds Tykes (RUFC) being promoted to National One. Just need BCFC to do the honor's on Saturday.