Why do leeds fans say not

The violence reached a boiling point in the streets of Paris later that evening when the visiting English supporters brawled with the police, with Leeds then handed a three-year European ban which was never upheld due to Leeds' failure to qualify for Europe until Well, I do. We were cheated out of it. It also worked. It felt weird back then. But I made it to Leeds later. It felt very normal. Like as if I have been here before. At those pubs and coaches.

At those stands and counters. At those grounds and turnstiles. From the bottom of my heart. Peace and love. Again, I agree totally. Absolutely typical of the age we live in that people are bringing sexism into that Leeds tweet. Disagreeing with opinions is normal. Also, male pundits have debatable opinions too. The issue here is that the backlash she is getting is directed at her gender.

That doesn't happen with male pundits. It's hostility towards a woman in a male-dominated field. Peak male privilege to not have foreseen how much abuse that tweet would have incited pic. Encouraging a pile on is irresponsible. She will get tonnes of abuse now from Leeds fans for simply saying an opinion. Look at the sexist tripe on that feed, imagine your wife, daughter, sister, mum were subjected to it.

Fundamentally, Leeds are just pulling up a pundit, and are not alone in showing up detractors on their main accounts. Leeds United fans on Twitter have been responding to the latest comments to emerge from Whites captain Liam Cooper following their defeat to Southampton. The scoreline could have been deemed a flattering one given the volume of opportunities Southampton had, particularly in the first half. Leeds went in at the break with just a solitary shot at goal, taken from 30 yards which flew wide of the mark.

In the end, Leeds recorded just 0. These comments then caught the attention of a lot of Leeds supporters, who were not shy in sharing their thoughts on the matter.