Magic rabbit
Step forward Georgi Rutter, casually strolling through town on his own, as relaxed as a 4-0 win. He was walking towards John Lewis.
- By Rob Conlon
Blog
Resolutions
Football's a team sport and a time sport, and against Birmingham Daniel Farke combined the two elements with Bamford and Rutter.
- By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman
Tennish
Daniel Farke was hired for his plan, and it's turning out that making his plan work is going to involve some players who, at the moment, belong to other clubs.
- By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman
No getting away
As games like this stack up away from home, it feels like Daniel Farke needs to be heeding some lessons, sooner than Gray or Meslier
- By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman
Test your strength
This Leeds United team may not know its own strength yet, but there are signs that the players are learning and liking what they're finding out.
- By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman
Too good aren't we
Leeds need to find a way of avoiding being demoralised by playing so well.
- By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman
Festivities
This is the fourth issue of TSB's 34th season, and we're just giving the ball to Cree for Christmas.
- By The Square Ball
Flag of anarchy
Not everyone is happy about rugby league’s Magic Weekend coming to Elland Road. But, writes Rob Conlon, maybe that’s the point.
- By Rob Conlon
Roulette Wheel
The league nobody wants to be in is the best place to be, writes Miles Reucroft.
- By Miles Reucroft
TSB
Extended family
People know when football’s worth watching, says Tom Hinchcliffe, and people want to watch Daniel Farke’s Leeds.
- By Thomas Hinchcliffe
Festive chill
Listen to Emily Pilbeam hosting BBC Music Introducing on Radio Leeds every Thursday from 8-10pm, or later on the BBC Sounds app.
- By Emily Pilbeam
Leeds' character
"For me that’s about the connection between the city and football," says Kate Schultze. "It’s like a part of Leeds’ character."
- By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman
Swimming against the tide
A member of stadium staff was solemnly tackling the problem with a knackered old Henry Hoover. Even Henry had stopped smiling.
- By Rob Conlon
Getting crazier
Leeds are being made to suffer for knuckling down and, for the first time in years, putting their pants on the right way round before leaving the house.
- By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman
Under the tree
Blackburn and Leeds played like enforcing parents, attempting to entertain with the idea not that good things come to those who wait, but that waiting is not the enemy of fun.
- By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman
Over-emotioned
If Pascal Struijk upfield is wrong, I don't want to be right.
- By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman
