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Surely now it's blatantly obvious the pressure cooker of being in the race for autos effects all the protagonists. Not just us.
It's never been the" blades way " that's at play . Norwich are suddenly drawing every game . Leeds are losing to 10 man Wigan the poorest away team in the country.
We lost Billy scoring we win record v bristol . Yesterday Leeds lost their not losing when scoring first run.

It's a matter now of handling the expectation. Holding the nerves as much as playing the football
Mental fortitude will win the day . A positive outlook for all wanting the prize.
It has been 80 per cent football 20 per cent right mentality till game 40. The last 3 will be 80 per cent right mentality 20 per cent football
 



A few weeks back (maybe months now) Leeds were struggling at home to Bolton. Their fans started to panic, then as time went on they started to moan and groan and eventually it effected the team.
Their first goal was already a penalty but
towards the end they got their lucky break and the keeper parried in for an own goal to give them a 2-1 lead.

They looked nervous, edgy but on that day... lucky! That luck wasn't going to last forever and if any ground was going to have a negative impact on a game when things were going well - its Elland Road.
 
Only if we win

If we win, it could take the pressure off Leeds because they’re not expected to get 2nd, but they could also be on a downer following seeing our result.

You could also say that if we don’t win, Leeds could feel the pressure as autos would be very much back on for them, but they might also be on a high after our result.

Basically, I’m not sure either way to be honest!
 
If we win, it could take the pressure off Leeds because they’re not expected to get 2nd, but they could also be on a downer following seeing our result.

You could also say that if we don’t win, Leeds could feel the pressure as autos would be very much back on for them, but they might also be on a high after our result.

Basically, I’m not sure either way to be honest!

I think if we beat Hull on Monday (I’m 99% certain we won’t) then I’m 100% certain Leeds will crumble and we will go on to get promoted automatically. There’s a 50% of that happening.
 
just to point out if we win our 3 and stumbling Norwich win draw and lose one each of their last 3 we will be champions on gd
 
I still cannot believe we are second, the last three seasons have been, arguably the best ever, I appreciate you cannot beat a season winning promotion to the top flight or playing in the top division but before wilder and knill came along we were a mid table third tier club and look at us now, sort out the boardroom and wonder where we could be in another three years, oh sorry take it one year at a time, well I'm dreaming and bloody enjoying it as well.
 

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