Leeds vs Newcastle Reaction 🔥 Farke’s Tactics, Deadline Day & Bamford Exit w/ Ger Lynch
Leeds, That! - A Leeds United Fan PodcastShow Notes
Leeds United are back at Elland Road with a battling performance against Champions League side Newcastle United ⚡
In this episode, we react to all the big talking points with special guest Ger Lynch – from Daniel Farke’s tactics and standout performers, to Patrick Bamford’s exit and what Leeds still need before transfer deadline day.
👉 Topics covered:
Leeds United vs Newcastle reaction & key battles
Ger Lynch’s (The Leeds View) verdict on Leeds’ season so far
Patrick Bamford departure news
What Leeds must do before the transfer window closes
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