
Are Leeds Actually Ready? Trafford, Farke & Elland Road latest
Leeds, That! - A Leeds United Fan PodcastShow Notes
Leeds United beat RB Leipzig 2-0 at Elland Road, or 1-0 twice depending on who you ask, and Croke Park is next. James, Darragha and Rocco are live to go through all of it.
Joe Rodon turned into a right winger, Tarik Muharemovic looked every bit the Rolls-Royce defender Daniel Farke called him, and Alex Cairns played all 120 minutes for a clean sheet while getting serenaded as England's number one. Meanwhile Joel Piroe didn't get a single minute out of 120, which tells you everything about where he sits.
We also get into the club record signing of James Trafford, Karl Darlow's move to Manchester United, why Farke's new contract still hasn't been announced, the unfinished dugouts at Elland Road with two weeks until the season, the new Fan Park plans, the 80% away attendance rule and Wednesday night at Croke Park.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:11 Welcome Back and Podcast Updates
03:00 World Cup Reflections and Experiences
05:40 Leeds United Transfers: Early Moves and New Signings
11:34 Harry Wilson: A New Hope for Leeds United
17:07 James Trafford: The Future of Leeds Goalkeeping
22:41 The Pull of Leeds United: Attracting New Talent
29:06 Contract Talks and Future Prospects
33:46 Transfer Market Insights
37:56 Midfield Dynamics and Player Development
41:35 Upcoming Matches and Fan Engagement
49:12 Farewell to Jack Harrison
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