Leeds Loanee puts Millwall top

[Old Master]

GIAE must be in shock as a Leeds United loanee Left Back scored both of his clubs goals to put them Top of The Championship. MOT

[Get In The Car]

I recall him saying you don't look at league tables until three games have at least been played.

[N5 1BH]

I bet he's looking though, looking and dreaming

[eagleboy]

How did they go in the league cup.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/62301298

[God is an Englishman]

GIAE must be in shock as a Leeds United loanee Left Back scored both of his clubs goals to put them Top of The Championship. MOT

The best bit for me was when he kissed the Millwall badge upon scoring.

Dirty Leeds fans are not happy about it.

[Old Master]

GIAE must be in shock as a Leeds United loanee Left Back scored both of his clubs goals to put them Top of The Championship. MOT

The best bit for me was when he kissed the Millwall badge upon scoring.

Dirty Leeds fans are not happy about it.

Given the way Millwall always play he thought he was playing alongside Billy Bremner when he scored, anyone is allowed to make a mistake once, he probably won't score another goal for your lot..

[God is an Englishman]

GIAE must be in shock as a Leeds United loanee Left Back scored both of his clubs goals to put them Top of The Championship. MOT

The best bit for me was when he kissed the Millwall badge upon scoring.

Dirty Leeds fans are not happy about it.

Given the way Millwall always play he thought he was playing alongside Billy Bremner when he scored, anyone is allowed to make a mistake once, he probably won't score another goal for your lot..

How often do you watch Millwall?

[Old Master]

GIAE must be in shock as a Leeds United loanee Left Back scored both of his clubs goals to put them Top of The Championship. MOT

The best bit for me was when he kissed the Millwall badge upon scoring.

Dirty Leeds fans are not happy about it.

Given the way Millwall always play he thought he was playing alongside Billy Bremner when he scored, anyone is allowed to make a mistake once, he probably won't score another goal for your lot..

How often do you watch Millwall?

I'd sooner poke my eyes out with a stick.

[God is an Englishman]

GIAE must be in shock as a Leeds United loanee Left Back scored both of his clubs goals to put them Top of The Championship. MOT

The best bit for me was when he kissed the Millwall badge upon scoring.

Dirty Leeds fans are not happy about it.

Given the way Millwall always play he thought he was playing alongside Billy Bremner when he scored, anyone is allowed to make a mistake once, he probably won't score another goal for your lot..

How often do you watch Millwall?

I'd sooner poke my eyes out with a stick.

So you don't watch them at all but you comment on the way they "always play"?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

[Old Master]

GIAE must be in shock as a Leeds United loanee Left Back scored both of his clubs goals to put them Top of The Championship. MOT

The best bit for me was when he kissed the Millwall badge upon scoring.

Dirty Leeds fans are not happy about it.

Given the way Millwall always play he thought he was playing alongside Billy Bremner when he scored, anyone is allowed to make a mistake once, he probably won't score another goal for your lot..

How often do you watch Millwall?

I'd sooner poke my eyes out with a stick.

So you don't watch them at all but you comment on the way they "always play"?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

[God is an Englishman]

The best bit for me was when he kissed the Millwall badge upon scoring.

Dirty Leeds fans are not happy about it.

Given the way Millwall always play he thought he was playing alongside Billy Bremner when he scored, anyone is allowed to make a mistake once, he probably won't score another goal for your lot..

How often do you watch Millwall?

I'd sooner poke my eyes out with a stick.

So you don't watch them at all but you comment on the way they "always play"?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

So you don't watch them at all but you feel qualified to comment on how they played?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

[God is an Englishman]

93rd minute swansea 2 Millwall 0

Cue 2 own goals and we grab a draw.

Definitely take an away draw, let alone in another country, let alone when 2-0 down in injury time.

[Old Master]

Given the way Millwall always play he thought he was playing alongside Billy Bremner when he scored, anyone is allowed to make a mistake once, he probably won't score another goal for your lot..

How often do you watch Millwall?

I'd sooner poke my eyes out with a stick.

So you don't watch them at all but you comment on the way they "always play"?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

So you don't watch them at all but you feel qualified to comment on how they played?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

As I said above:
I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

[God is an Englishman]

How often do you watch Millwall?

I'd sooner poke my eyes out with a stick.

So you don't watch them at all but you comment on the way they "always play"?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

So you don't watch them at all but you feel qualified to comment on how they played?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

As I said above:
I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

If you are so in touch with sport. Why can't you make your own opinion? It shows you know very little about the game.

My favourite but though is when the Leeds bloke scored and kissed the Millwall badge. Obviously pleased to leave the north and dirty leeds.

[Nice One Cyril]

Far from top now I see and likely to get pumped in the next two games. Might well be relegation candidates even with a Leeds loan player

[God is an Englishman]

Far from top now I see and likely to get pumped in the next two games. Might well be relegation candidates even with a Leeds loan player

A point off the play offs playing a team only 2 points above us and a team below us.

[Old Master]

I'd sooner poke my eyes out with a stick.

So you don't watch them at all but you comment on the way they "always play"?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

So you don't watch them at all but you feel qualified to comment on how they played?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

As I said above:
I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

If you are so in touch with sport. Why can't you make your own opinion? It shows you know very little about the game.

My favourite but though is when the Leeds bloke scored and kissed the Millwall badge. Obviously pleased to leave the north and dirty leeds.

I do form my own opinion but only after consulting with people who I know and whose opinions I trust who watch the EPL & EFL regularly and are members of respected forums.

[God is an Englishman]

So you don't watch them at all but you comment on the way they "always play"?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

So you don't watch them at all but you feel qualified to comment on how they played?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

As I said above:
I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

If you are so in touch with sport. Why can't you make your own opinion? It shows you know very little about the game.

My favourite but though is when the Leeds bloke scored and kissed the Millwall badge. Obviously pleased to leave the north and dirty leeds.

I do form my own opinion but only after consulting with people who I know and whose opinions I trust who watch the EPL & EFL regularly and are members of respected forums.

You form an opinion after getting other people to tell you what it is?

[Old Master]

I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

So you don't watch them at all but you feel qualified to comment on how they played?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

As I said above:
I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

If you are so in touch with sport. Why can't you make your own opinion? It shows you know very little about the game.

My favourite but though is when the Leeds bloke scored and kissed the Millwall badge. Obviously pleased to leave the north and dirty leeds.

I do form my own opinion but only after consulting with people who I know and whose opinions I trust who watch the EPL & EFL regularly and are members of respected forums.

You form an opinion after getting other people to tell you what it is?

As usual your lack of command of the English Language has shown you up. you really do show your ignorance quite blatantly at times.
Read what is written not what you think is written,

[Nice One Cyril]

Far from top now I see and likely to get pumped in the next two games. Might well be relegation candidates even with a Leeds loan player

A point off the play offs playing a team only 2 points above us and a team below us.

I was right about the Reading game, a proper one nil drubbing

[God is an Englishman]

Far from top now I see and likely to get pumped in the next two games. Might well be relegation candidates even with a Leeds loan player

A point off the play offs playing a team only 2 points above us and a team below us.

I was right about the Reading game, a proper one nil drubbing

The best part is knowing you now have to look to the Millwall score.

[Raich Carter]

So you don't watch them at all but you comment on the way they "always play"?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

So you don't watch them at all but you feel qualified to comment on how they played?

Do you ever wonder why people think you are senile?

As I said above:
I go off what I read online and and in numerous forums.

I am certainly far from senile as I've just completed an on-line degree in Sports Science, with 'Honours'.

I like to keep in touch with changes in the science area of sport.

If you are so in touch with sport. Why can't you make your own opinion? It shows you know very little about the game.

My favourite but though is when the Leeds bloke scored and kissed the Millwall badge. Obviously pleased to leave the north and dirty leeds.

I do form my own opinion but only after consulting with people who I know and whose opinions I trust who watch the EPL & EFL regularly and are members of respected forums.

That's not a opinion it's just heresay

[Nice One Cyril]

Far from top now I see and likely to get pumped in the next two games. Might well be relegation candidates even with a Leeds loan player

A point off the play offs playing a team only 2 points above us and a team below us.

I was right about the Reading game, a proper one nil drubbing

The best part is knowing you now have to look to the Millwall score.

I usually keep an eye on the Championship and watch the highlights so I can see which teams will be donating 6 points to Spurs next season.

[God is an Englishman]

he probably won't score another goal for your lot..

Incorrect