The Icing On The Leeds Victory Cake
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I actually fully support the ref and VAR in the match yesterday, the only incident that could have been pulled up was the tussle involving Hickey, but and it is a big but, the ref had a clear line of sight and if any decision for a foul would have given Leeds a free kick outside the penalty area, as that’s where the shirt tug and tussle started, not where it ended up. Var (as I did too) spotted the error by the linesman on the north side when he raised the flag for offside against Brian, maybe he thought Toney had flicked the ball on, but clearly it was a Leeds defender that deflected the ball. Overall VAR was ok in the game, sadly not so at other grounds, but it is the interpretation by officials that is controversial, not VAR the technical kit. Funniest moment was when the ref had to almost kneel down to talk to our favourite dwarf, Keith Stroud
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Love this post – thank you for sharing. Decided to finally start following EPL from the states last year and chose Brentford as my side (combo of liking the non- oligarch/oil state owner, cool West London location, and an endorsement from a fellow dad from East London who is a West Ham supporter). Loving being part of the Bees community and learning a ton. On a visit to London last Spring, took my family to see the match at Watford and was afraid to wear my Brentford colors since I wasn’t sitting in the fan section. Despite the late Jansson winner, the home crowd was incredibly pleasant and I don’t think I would have been harassed too much. Not sure the Leeds fans will be as nice in January.
I ve followed Brentford at Leeds from League One, Championship to PL days, I lived there as a student in 77/82 and saw Leeds get relegated. Nothing has ever changed in 40 odd years. The Leeds fans are uniquely demented and live in a dream world of how very dare you as an away fan coming to turn up in their city to support the opposition against Leeds. It is passed on from grandad to father to son. It is rare in current English football and there has always been a nasty streak in Leeds v Brentford, as there is for Leeds v anyone, probably only our previous rivalry v Birmingham City could be described as toxic. Non football fans in Leeds hate Leeds football fans. Nuff said.