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I’ve never known the Leeds United fanbase so unhappy with a manager when we’re not struggling and are just coasting. Feels really toxic at the minute and I can’t say I’m a fan. #LUFC
Oooo look at me I’m Bournemouth and I’m one of the best run clubs in the country with some of the best technical players in the league despite being one of the most tinpot teams to ever grace the Premier League. Have a day off you set of wankers. #LUFC
Farke’s European shagging whites are shithousing a result here I’m telling you #LUFC
Weird gut feeling that’ll probably come back to bite me on the arse. But I genuinely think we get something today and we’ll deserve it #LUFC
I genuinely wouldn’t be bothered if Farke got sacked just so people would shut the fuck up moaning all the time because I genuinely don’t look forward to Leeds playing because of the fallout. Only a matter of time before it spreads to the home and away games. Such a shame #LUFC
Although we probably haven’t been as good as the media has made us out to be this year, after that shower of shite, we’re still 7th. Do I think we’ll be there by the end of the season? No of course not and part of me doesn’t want to be because our squad isn’t ready for that.
I’m sorry for the lack of structure and if I come across as condescending, I just don’t see why the majority of our online fanbase feel the need to make us out like we’re in a crisis when we’re miles better off on and off the pitch than about over half the league. #MOT
Not reaching far for those observations are we Jimbo #LUFC
Besides Aaronson, where I would‘ve started Bahoya personally, I’m happy with that. #LUFC
Fuck #LUFC
Exactly this. I hate the narrative of being called a happy clapper if you don’t find a reason to criticise Farke or certain players every game, I’d just rather be steady for a few years until we’re genuinely ready to move forward. #LUFC
I think there's an interesting split amongst the fanbase at the minute.
On one side you've got supporters like me who are genuinely happy with the start we've made and would be perfectly content if we achieve or improve on 14th this season. The owners have always talked about building the club properly and sustainably, and personally I'd rather see us establish ourselves in the Premier League before worrying about anything else.
Then you've got others who are already looking at what's next. Every game gets labelled a "must win", people are worrying about dropping out of the top 10, and conversations are already turning towards how we get to the next level.
To be clear, I don't think either view is wrong. Ambition is a good thing, and it's great that some fans are looking upwards rather than over their shoulders.
I just find myself being a bit more conservative. That's probably because I've spent most of the last 22 years travelling around the Football League watching Leeds. After everything we've seen, stability in the Premier League still feels like something that shouldn't be taken for granted.
For me, if we can establish ourselves, improve year on year and keep moving forward under this ownership, that's success. If bigger things come after that, brilliant. But I don't think every match has to be viewed through the lens of European qualification or "the next level" just yet.
Maybe it's just a difference in perspective depending on when you started watching Leeds, but I'm enjoying the fact we're talking about mid-table rather than survival or promotion for a change #lufc
