" Leeds manager not happy "
Sat Apr 11, 2015 8:23 pm
Saturday 11th April 2015
Leeds United head coach Neil Redfearn has blasted his players following their 2-1 defeat at home to Cardiff City today, insisting that the performance on display from his men was not in any way good enough.
A strong wind was in evidence from the off at Elland Road, making playing conditions tricky for both sides at times. However, Cardiff took the lead in only the 14th minute when Sean Morrison helped the ball home from close range following a corner.
Leeds though quickly hit back, just three minutes later, and the wind played its part, slowing a ball down in order that the goalkeeper could not reach it and Kalvin Phillips could put the Whites level.
Cardiff continued to look the more dangerous side though, despite Leeds edging possession, with the Welsh outfit registering more shots at goal than the home team and appearing the hungrier outfit.
And they got their reward when Aron Gunnarsson struck in the 62nd minute, putting them 2-1 up.
And he told BBC Radio Leeds the message he had conveyed: "It's not good enough. It's not acceptable. People forgive mistakes if they see endeavor and attitude, and a willingness to work and to try and win.
"But I thought that was totally missing today.
"Even at the end when we were 2-1 down, you're looking for a little bit of urgency to go and get the ball back for a throw-in and things like that and for some strange reason it just wasn't there", Redfearn continued.
Leeds United head coach Neil Redfearn has blasted his players following their 2-1 defeat at home to Cardiff City today, insisting that the performance on display from his men was not in any way good enough.
A strong wind was in evidence from the off at Elland Road, making playing conditions tricky for both sides at times. However, Cardiff took the lead in only the 14th minute when Sean Morrison helped the ball home from close range following a corner.
Leeds though quickly hit back, just three minutes later, and the wind played its part, slowing a ball down in order that the goalkeeper could not reach it and Kalvin Phillips could put the Whites level.
Cardiff continued to look the more dangerous side though, despite Leeds edging possession, with the Welsh outfit registering more shots at goal than the home team and appearing the hungrier outfit.
And they got their reward when Aron Gunnarsson struck in the 62nd minute, putting them 2-1 up.
And he told BBC Radio Leeds the message he had conveyed: "It's not good enough. It's not acceptable. People forgive mistakes if they see endeavor and attitude, and a willingness to work and to try and win.
"But I thought that was totally missing today.
"Even at the end when we were 2-1 down, you're looking for a little bit of urgency to go and get the ball back for a throw-in and things like that and for some strange reason it just wasn't there", Redfearn continued.
Re: " Leeds manager not happy "
Sat Apr 11, 2015 8:28 pm
wheres my wanker smiley 
Re: " Leeds manager not happy "
Sun Apr 12, 2015 7:52 am
Yet another Leeds manager who has overseen the destruction of his team by the Bluebirds!
Re: " Leeds manager not happy "
Sun Apr 12, 2015 9:19 am
"LEEDS MANAGER NOT HAPPY"???
which dwarf is he then? Grumpy presumably. Lol.
More like Dopey if you ask me.
which dwarf is he then? Grumpy presumably. Lol.
More like Dopey if you ask me.
Re: " Leeds manager not happy "
Sun Apr 12, 2015 11:38 am
Seems like every team we play they aint happy. Maybe its because we are the better team an we played well. Fukin donut