"I Don't Know Ref, Has He?" | Leeds 0-0 Crystal Palace | Goodmansion Red Card, DCL Penalty Miss & Brentford Preview
Leeds, That! - A Leeds United Fan PodcastShow Notes
Leeds United put in a solid away performance at Selhurst Park but came away with a point after a controversial Gabriel Gudmundsson red card and a Dominic Calvert-Lewin penalty miss. Daragh and Rocco break down the lot.
In this episode:
Bijol back in the team and absolutely dominant against Strand Larsen
Bogle dropped for Justin - the right call for an away day?
Aaronson: won us over but gone off the boil?
DCL penalty miss - just let Stach take them
The referee masterclass: booking Gudmundsson twice for nothing while Brennan Johnson walks free
Palace disallowed goal and Darlow's heroics from offside shots
Spurs in freefall and why we'd love to see them go down
Brentford preview: Saturday night under the lights at Elland Road
Pete Lowy's interview on Don't Go To Bed Just Yet - £20m already spent on the West Stand
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