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Robins also got us two promotions, established us in the Championship and managed us in four Wembley games. Sometimes you just need a change.

One of my absolute favourite CCFC moments.

I think it was more his body (for whatever reason) stopped being able to take the rigours of being a professional footballer than him being a crap footballer, though.

Ah, come on. He had about a month and a half last season when he looked as if he might be the player that we hoped he'd be, and then he reverted to type. Over his spell here, he was a huge disappointment. We had Hull's pants down.

Neither were exactly over-rated, because they were both exceptional talents, but they didn't realise their potential. Ndlovu seemed to peak very early, and Whelan was his own worst enemy. There's no chance Leeds would have sold him if he hadn't have had the personal issues that he did. Didn't...

Paul Williams. Lackadaisical clogger who was nowhere near as good as he thought he was.

Two sentences? Your knuckles must chafe something terrible when you walk down the street.

BTA marginally off, I think.

Oh, and massive kudos to Binks for what was almost certainly a goal-saving header not long before we scored. Thought he had a decent game.

Yeah, not a classic by any means, but I thought it was a reasonably entertaining game with two well-matched teams trying to win.

GET IN.

Don't think that's true; he's had some nice touches and is involved. Rudoni showing for it, but decision making is off.

Fifth round draw starting! Anyone?

With as soft a penalty decision as you will ever see.

Lots of football fans are pricks. I concede this point. Leeds is top city, though.

60s and 70s they were. For most of my life they've been a bit of a yo-yo club (one title and a period where they almost drove themselves out of existence aside). Their achievements in the last 40 - 50 years don't warrant the arrogance of a section of their fanbase, is my point.

And they do. The the way they can go on, though, you'd think it was still the Don Revie glory days.

Leeds fans have always laboured under the misapprehension that they're a massive club, when really they're just a well-supported one. It gives them an arrogance that's not warranted. I've always rather liked Ipswich, possibly more to do with their ground being my favourite one to watch a match...

It's a t-shirt. Its mystical powers are conspicuous only by their absence.

I agree, the result in itself isn't very important, but the quality of goals being given away is worrying.