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Reminds me of how we used to play in the Hamer/Gyokeres days. Let them have all the possession but stop them from doing anything with it.

Twat of a ref blew early and ruined WLADITT

Why all the negativity? It’s not a game we should win, so if we do, great. If we don’t then it doesn’t really matter anyway

Strange if it is because I remember someone on here a few month ago claiming that Leeds fans were the only away fans ever that we let into corporate

Naughty boys

At a guess, would it have been after the Bradford fire that it was deemed unsafe? Wasn't that when wooden structures in grounds were clamped down on? Great view of the ground in the old picture. You can see the bomb damage to the Main Stand roof where its been patched up

It is a tricky one. On one hand I don't see why Ukraine should negotiate anything other than the complete restoration of its pre-2014 borders. Bullies like Putin should always be stood up to. On the other hand I don't think Ukraine is worth having a Nuclear war over

Playing out like the rumour suggested a couple of months ago. Sunak went for an early election because he didn't want to be seen as the man who took us into WW3

Getting a bit scary. I suggest a big piss up tomorrow. If it does kick off, it might be your last chance

I remember my Dad saying that game was the last time HR had a genuinely big crowd

That’s its correct name isn’t it?

Nah. International football is ok, but club football is life or death

Oh they have. You may have missed it, but I think it was during euro 2020 (2021) middle class Guardian readers branded England fans as vile, disrespectful thugs for booing other teams anthems. I don’t care either way. I just want the “rules” to be the same for all

Agreed However it was also sporting rivalry when England fans booed other national anthems. Some of us just want consistency. If it’s fine for Ireland fans to boo an anthem, it’s fine for England fans to do the same

I’m not sure when that end of the ground was named Spion Kop, but as HR opened just a few months before the famous battle it was probably quite early on. The Kop that most people remember was built in the 1920s using leftover materials from the city tram system. Before that it was just an...

From what I’ve seen of grounds in those days the Somme would’ve been a more appropriate nickname for the pitch

That is why so many grounds had a Spion Kop

Jimmy Hill tried but he wasn’t interested