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One year ago today, looking to diversify in my writing life, I started a blog. It was one of those things I thought I might devote the odd hour or so to, every other day, while plugging away at the bread and butter stuff. And I figured that, as I was just doing it for fun, I could quietly drop it if the going got tough, or if it got in the way of anything important. So I nabbed a title, inserted Leeds United to make it mine, and there I was. For the first few months I wrote away happily but fairly occasionally, not paying too much attention to readership, or viewing figures. It toddled along quite nicely, my infant blog, entertaining me if not many others. Just yesterday I wrote an article which, by itself, has attracted over 30, readers in 24 hours. To say the blog has grown is hopelessly to understate the case. My sidelines of taking swipes at traditional enemies have extended my readership among fans of other clubs. The upside of all this has been considerable, for me personally and by implication for my other work — books I have in progress and articles I write elsewhere. There have also been downsides. The vast majority of the people out there will judge a site on its merits; they have the choice of reading or ignoring it, after all. But you get the odd few who read every word you write and insist on hating every single syllable. The one thing that these types have in common beyond appalling literacy skills is their essential cowardice — they strike from behind the shield of anonymity and will not emerge into the daylight of honesty and accountability. It takes all sorts, I suppose — but what a futile existence.

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After another mature performance this week against Chelsea in the FA Cup, Gray was man of the match despite his side losing It was a deserved acknowledgement, though, as Gray covered every blade of grass. Defending 1-v-1s, covering for players out of position, winning duels, carrying the ball with so much power and skill, being so press resistant, spraying some wonderful passes. Being vocal on the pitch, directing other players, combative in every action in every area of the pitch. Being comfortable on his weaker left foot too makes him so press resistant. He has a tight turn radius which allows him to keep really close control and confidently and coolly dribble out of tight areas. In fact there was a moment in the game on Wednesday night where he received the ball inside the box surrounded by two or three Chelsea players and just calmly turned past them all and escaped the press. This level of composure allows Gray to receive the ball in deep areas and progress out of them. Gray just oozes class on the ball.

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Leeds missed the chance to crank up the pressure on leaders Leicester as they were held to a Yorkshire derby draw at Huddersfield. Leeds forward Patrick Bamford makes it all square for his side against Huddersfield in the West Yorkshire derby. Huddersfield captain Jonathon Hogg was sent off after a second yellow for an elbow on Junior Firpo. Huddersfield Town defender Michal Helik opened the scoring against Leeds with a close-range finish. Conor Gallagher struck a 90th-minute winner as Chelsea responded to their Carabao Cup final defeat with a win over Leeds to reach the FA Cup quarter-finals.

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The pitch did show it. Luke Ayling. Emails, which may be sent daily or less frequently, may include marketing elements. He talks through the various youth teams he played in, which players he grew up with, his England call up and what some of their stars are really like. Maximilian Wober Maximilian Wober. It is all set for an epic night in Leeds where Enzo, which translates as "home ruler", will be up against someone who knows exactly what that means when the Foxes try to be the first side to beat Farke in the bear pit of Elland Road. They are also crucial days. HITC 2h. Jamie Shackleton Jamie Shackleton. Get the latest transfer news and rumours from the world of football Don't miss a move! It unifies us even more because each and every player is needed. In the last 4 hours.