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Leeds United travel to Hillsborough for a rainy test against Sheffield Wednesday.
Marcelo Bielsa lost on both occasions against Garry Monk in 2018/2019. This time out his Leeds side turn a corner, getting a hard fought point in a bloodless 0-0 battle in the steel city.
We catch up, pre and post match. James is at home with his Nan, Andy’s roof's been leaking causing him all sorts of bother and Paul travels through Spain on a coach transfer.
It’s Matt’s birthday - and in classic Leeds fashion, we’ve failed to ever win on this date - that’s EVER - in our entire history! Leeds That
Features 'Tracking Wolves' jingle by The Adelites.
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It was very clearly a case of two points dropped on a cold Tuesday night as the games start to come thick and fast following the October international break.
We head over the pennines for our second trip to Lancashire of the season and another case of 'what could have been' with chances galore but only one of them hitting the back of the net.
Join Andy, James, Paul and Matt as they pick the bones out of another frustrating evening for the whites. Features 'Tracking Wolves' and more arguments. Leeds That.
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Recorded on the morning of Leeds United's official centenary fixture against Birmingham City, our October podcast is a whistle stop tour of the club's celebrations, Leeds That style.
Andy brings back the crowd-pleasing 'Where did they come from? Where did they go?' by (actual) popular demand while James introduces a new feature all about left feet. Nathan's coffee shop finally comes alive just in time for the festivities and we speak to Andrew 'Stats' Dalton (@lufcstats) all about his experience as a guest of the club at the official centenary gala dinner.
Stats then stays with us as we play a special game of 'The Catch' featuring a cameo by Marc Brine of Marc's Corinthian Repaints in the role of Sadly Balsh.
All coming to you from a West Yorkshire kitchen, and fuelled by McDonald's and Carabao, join Andy, James, Paul and Matt for another packed episode of the Leeds That podcast.
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It's Leeds United's official centenary fixture and this is what our 100 years of existence has been building towards. A routine second division game against Birmingham City.
OK we might not be at the peak of our powers as we head into our second century but at least a weekly dose of Bielsa ball is something to cheer. There was plenty of quality football on show at Elland Road but this was a familiar tale of domination, missed chances and a single goal.
In fact, the only sign there was anything different about this match was some streamers, pyrotechnics and a fancy £150 shirt.
Listen out for a cameo from Pat 1, Pat 2 and Eddie from Cork in the Centenary Pavilion pre-match and somewhat of a disagreement in the post-match chat.
Leeds That.
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There are some wayward predictions from the Leeds That camp during part one of this match day podcast but, really, we should have known that a trip to the New Den rarely ends well.
This particular visit was spoiled by a Mr J. Linington of Newport who took one look at Gaetano Berardi's face, pointed to the spot and brandished a red card in the early part of the game. It was all uphill from there.
We try to dissect a miserable and unfortunate day in the capital, our second in the space of a week, and attempt to pick ourselves up as we head into another international break on the back of a defeat.
Expect coffee puns, animal metaphors and sadness. Leeds That.
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Join Andy, James, Paul and Matt for an Autumn night under the Elland Road lights as some skepticism hangs in the air about whether our boys can get any sort of result against the unbeaten Baggies.
We bring you our thoughts from around LS11 including a car parked on Lowfields Road and from inside the Centenary Pavilion before Leeds United put in a winning performance against West Brom and Patrick Bamford finally comes of age in the lone striker role without even scoring a goal. Leeds That.
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Matt and Paul head down the A1 to The Valley for the latest episode in Leeds United's attempt to set a new record for most shots to least goals in the Championship. Join them, along with James and Andy, to dissect another frustrating weekend for the whites.
There's also time for our new feature 'Tracking Wolves' featuring a special jingle courtesy of the Adelites and also a very quick game of 'Where did they come from? Where did they go?
Overall, we at Leeds That don't think it's time to press the panic button just yet. Find out why by pressing play on episode 16 instead
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Another home game and another wasted opportunity to take all three points as Derby, the ghost of season past, come back to haunt us at Elland Road.
Join James and Matt in Yorkshire and Paul from a wedding in Hampshire as they run through another frustrating day and try to make sense of things. Why can't we take our chances? Why do we give such poor opposition the chance to steal something from the game? And why does sickness and diarrhoea affect your voice? 'Ayling 2' wasn't the only thing to go viral this week...
63% vs 37% possession, 13 vs 4 attempts on goal, 1 missed penalty, 1-1. Leeds That.
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On the weekend Leeds United made heavy weather of Barnsley at Oakwell, the Leeds That podcast reconvenes after the international break to discuss new contracts, team selection headaches and fights in the stands.
Join Andy, James, Paul and Matt as LUFC go back to the top of the Championship and put the disappointment of the two defeats (depending on who you ask...) at the end of August behind them.
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Ellen Smith is the lead singer and songwriter of the Leeds-based trio Shadowlark and a life-long Leeds fan. She recently contributed two tracks to the Amazon Prime documentary series 'Take Us Home' about Leeds United's 2018/2019 campaign including a spine-tingling cover of Marching On Together which soundtracks the climax of the series' final episode.
In this second edition of our Leeds That interview series, James and Andy go to meet Ellen to find out how she went about re-writing THE Leeds United anthem, about life as a musician in Leeds and what it's like to play Glastonbury.
Ellen also plays two live tracks, exclusively for Leeds That, including Shadowlark's latest single 'Bleed My Heart' and, of course, a performance of that haunting version of Marching On Together.
To see videos of Ellen's performances visit https://youtu.be/yTtIEBWBi9M
Follow Leeds That @LeedsThat on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook and, to find out more about Ellen and Shadowlark, visit www.shadowlark.co.uk or @shadowlark music on social media.
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