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So Lee Sobot had the talking points from the weekend that was Leeds United football.
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The point he brings up about Andy Lonergan opening the door back open for Felix Wiedwald isn’t a bad one. After all, while Wiedwald had been poor, Lonergan wasn’t supposed to be brought in to be a starting goalkeeper, something that was made painfully obvious on Saturday.
So could the German return between the pipes after the international break?
At this point, I wouldn’t blame TC either way. I’d see if Wiedwald can manage to get his groove back, otherwise I’d start dialing some numbers for a deal in January.
On to the links.
Leeds United Links
Leeds United reportedly interested in a January move for Hearts midfielder Harry Cochrane. He’s not a left-back or goalkeeper, so colour me unimpressed. [Through It All Together]
Christiansen “vows to fight” through the club’s current poor run of form. [Yorkshire Evening Post]
England and English football Links
Manchester City cruised past Arsenal 3-1. [Bitter and Blue]
Everton came from behind to beat Watford FC. [Royal Blue Mersey]
Tottenham Hotspur beat Crystal Palace 1-0. [Cartilage Free Captain]
Sunderland lurched to a 1-0 loss against Middlesbrough. [Roker Report]
World Football Links
Toronto FC squeaks by the New York Red Bulls to the Eastern Conference finals in MLS. [Waking The Red]
Earnie Stewart, the GM of the Philadelphia Union insists that the team improved. Don’t believe him. [The Brotherly Game]
Columbus Crew SC still have the dream alive after defeating New York City FC 4-3 on aggregate. The Crew made it interesting, losing the second leg at NYC 2-0, but had enough to advance. They will face rivals Toronto for the right to go to the MLS finals. [MLS Soccer.net]