Wilder Camera Shove

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Leeds Live nicely sidestepping why/how their saintly fans “were at Henderson from minute one to ninety” by implying it was the Man U connection, rather than the contemptible lies and character smearing it actually was by large sections of their pig-ignorant, mob mentality, massively over entitled, thick as shit fanbase.

In fact, lets all bombard Leeds Live with emails, tweets and phone calls, implying Leeds is a city where every single man who lives there is a predatory, prolific paedophile just because Jimmy Savile was.

See who are portrayed as the moronic, fake news peddling mob then.
 


I didn't see it as I was watching at home, but what I [and everyone else watching on Sky] did see was, after the final whistle the camera suddenly shot to Wilder seemingly colliding with, or pushing away the on pitch cameraman and saying something that seemed to include a number of expletives. It was hard to tell if he was pissed off or apologising for something, His face was either that of an angry man, or that of a man being pelted by heavy rain and high wind :D

At first I thought the camera man had got in his way and he was angrily pushing him away. Now that I have seen your post however, it's possible that he may have been saying sorry for pushing him away earlier?

Something else slightly odd that I noticed... Matt Prestridge didn't celebrate or even react in any way whatsoever when we scored, whilst every other member of the management team and bench did. He just looked on with his hands in his pockets. Probably nowt in this, but he is normally one to celebrate and react like the best of them.
 
Wilder says we didn't deserve to win, everybody laps it up.
Meanwhile back in Wilder's HQ he laughs like an evil genius knowing he's sold them a dummy.
Absolutely, this.
He knew exactly what he was doing and made no attempt to rile them or disparage them in any way, knowing that such an act could spur them on over the next few fixtures.
By remaining contrite and not gloating, by stating they were much better than us for a good part of the game he was playing down the tactical victory he had masterminded.

By contrast, Bielsa was a seething cauldron of boiling piss underneath that thinly disguised deflection of turnign back questions to the Sky reporter, in his post match interview.

Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhaha

.... cunts
 
Leeds Live nicely sidestepping why/how their saintly fans “were at Henderson from minute one to ninety” by implying it was the Man U connection, rather than the contemptible lies and character smearing it actually was by large sections of their pig-ignorant, mob mentality, massively over entitled, thick as shit fanbase.

In fact, lets all bombard Leeds Live with emails, tweets and phone calls, implying Leeds is a city where every single man who lives there is a predatory, prolific paedophile just because Jimmy Savile was.

See who are portrayed as the moronic, fake news peddling mob then.

Not so much a glass house they're throwing stones in, more a glass palace.

Savile - proven and prolific peado.

Henderson - nothing to see here
 
Don't dish it out if you can't take it back, it really is that simple. But now we just need to move on, forget about them and do what we need to do to cement our place in the top two. Every game matters now, if Norwich slip up we can be right in the hunt for the title but if we slip up Leeds will be there to take our spot.
 
By remaining contrite and not gloating, by stating they were much better than us for a good part of the game he was playing down the tactical victory he had masterminded.

By contrast, Bielsa was a seething cauldron of boiling piss underneath that thinly disguised deflection of turnign back questions to the Sky reporter, in his post match interview.

For me, Wilder’s assessment was pretty similar to how Bielsa had described their win against us earlier in the season. I think Wilder got the tone absolutely right – reflective of the fact we were under the cosh for most of the first half, before taking our chance when it came in the 2nd.

As for Bielsa, he seemed more nonchalant than seething tbh, and I think some of the interpretation was lost in translation. He picked the interviewer up for incorrectly saying that Bielsa has said that Leeds deserved to win, which he had not. That’s what led to the back & forth.
 
For me, Wilder’s assessment was pretty similar to how Bielsa had described their win against us earlier in the season. I think Wilder got the tone absolutely right – reflective of the fact we were under the cosh for most of the first half, before taking our chance when it came in the 2nd.

As for Bielsa, he seemed more nonchalant than seething tbh, and I think some of the interpretation was lost in translation. He picked the interviewer up for incorrectly saying that Bielsa has said that Leeds deserved to win, which he had not. That’s what led to the back & forth.
seething underneath
Tried to hide his disappointment but you could see straight through it.
Pretty sure he wasn't happy with his players and their performance - despite bossing the game for large spells - they had little impact on our goal or trouble Henderson.
No shots on target - the first time that has happened to them this season - that will be eating him.
 
Honestly what do people expect? Hendo gets vile abuse for 95 mins and then gives it back at the end.....good lad I say.

I never understand that, if any fans are going to give an opposition player abuse, dont get all arsey when said player gives it back.

I'm amazed how Social Media works, Hendo posts something on an Instagram page open to the public, which was a joke to a mate, some Pig / Dingle make up a story about it been a private post to his 14yr old sister, suddenly the myth becomes fact.

I'm assuming Hendo also got more stick because of his Man U connections, you know, Leeds' closest title contenders :)
 



I did add my own comments to the article:

I can understand the biased nature of the comments being Leeds based so here's an alternative:
1. Bielsa's narky interview. In a prickly response to why Leeds couldn't put Sheffield United away, Bielsa twice asked the interviewer if he thought Leeds should have won in a further slipping of the halo after Spygate.
2. Dean Henderson was subjected to vile chants during the contest, focused on his young fan base on social media. Little wonder the keeper decided to ram those chants down the Leeds' fans throat at full time, much to the consternation of serial play actor Aloisi.
3. Henderson still showed his soft side, throwing his shirt into the away end for a lucky fan.
4. You don't hit the target, you don't win - Leeds failed to get a single shot on target for the first time this season, with the Blades mustering the only goal of the game from their only single accurate effort. Quality not quantity as they say.
5. Billy denied chance to extend his record - Billy Sharp was sent sprawling by the cynical foul of Casilla as the goal gaped invitingly. Having scored 7 in 8 against Leeds, the prolific striker was looking at number 8 before being taken out.
 

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