Leeds away, for many reasons. I loved the way Billy Sharp offered a masterclass to Leeds supposedly class centre-halves.
Bill ran them a merry dance from beginning to end, and the thought crossed my mind that although their CH's aren't as good as some think, they do seem to appeal to some misguided critics. With this in mind I thought Sharp displayed a level of nous and overall quality that might surprise some when next season begins.
That apart, we defended well that day, and Leeds possession amounted to little more than a team who flatter to deceive. The sheer joy when Bash steamrolled through and Sharp took control of unbelievably poor defending, laying off a beauty of a pass for Bash to score at exactly the right moment. The air was squeezed out of this particular game and they knew that their game was up. All that nonsense about their world class manager, how they were entitled to be promoted, yet once again we showed levels of grit and class that I hope will serve us well next season. A few weeks later Leeds had the opportunity to rubber stamp their promotion credentials, but come the Easter weekend and what was theirs to take and own became a train wreck of losses and little old Sheffield United were headed for the Premier League.
Seems dressing like Real Madrid isn't the same as playing like them........"There's only one team in Yorkshire, one team in Yorkshire, there's only one team in Yorkshire....."
