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Are Leeds going up?

What Hibee said. What a shambles.

Raith Rovers 1-3 Queen of the South on Wednesday night ...

I heard last week that Mid Annandale maybe dropping out.

Ormiston 1-2 Crossgates Primrose last Saturday in the King Cup. Good crowd of about 90 first time I’ve been to Ormistons new ground.

Liverpool v Wolves on Sunday ...

Substitute Jack Marriott was the hero as Derby stunned Leeds to set up a Championship play-off final against Aston Villa after a wild night at Elland Road. The hosts took the lead on the night to go 2-0 up on aggregate when Stuart Dallas tapped in after Liam Cooper's header had hit the post. Marriott levelled with his first touch before half-time after a horrendous mix-up at the back between Cooper and keeper Kiko Casilla. Frank Lampard's side turned the tie on its head after the break through Mason Mount and a Harry Wilson penalty, only for Dallas to drift in and fire Leeds back level on aggregate. Leeds defender Gaetano Berardi was then sent off for a poor challenge on Bradley Johnson before Marriott won it late on with a composed finish. There was still time for Derby defender Scott Malone to join Berardi in being dismissed after collecting a second booking in time added on. For Leeds, who finished third in the table, defeat means their spell outside the top flight will stretch to a 16th year. Derby, meanwhile, become the first team to lose the first leg of a Championship play-off semi-final at home and go on to reach the final meaning Lampard's first season in management will end at Wembley. There had been no indication of what would transpire on this crazy night in West Yorkshire when Dallas put Leeds in front. They had won all three of the previous meetings between the two sides this season by an aggregate of 7-1 and Derby looked short of ideas when they did manage to launch any attacks. However, with half-time approaching, Lampard brought Marriott on for midfielder Duane Holmes and the former Peterborough man had an instant impact, tapping in after Cooper and Casilla ran in to one another to leave him with an open goal. With four games of the regular season to go, Leeds had been in the driving seat to win automatic promotion after a hugely impressive season under veteran Argentine head coach Marcelo Bielsa. However, they suffered a shock home defeat by strugglers Wigan on Good Friday before losing at Brentford three days later as their three-point lead over Sheffield United turned into a three-point deficit that they were unable to overturn. With many fans fearing their moment had passed, they put in an assured performance at Pride Park in the first leg to come into this game with a one goal advantage but, once more, they could not finish the job. Bielsa reflected that the defeat by Wigan that took their momentum away had been "the decision of God". But that was only part of a hugely emotional campaign that saw him personally pay a £200,000 fine after the club were reprimanded for sending a member of staff to watch Derby train before the league game between the teams at Elland Road in January. That 'Spygate' saga, which Derby boss Lampard described at the time as "not right", remained a key talking point before and during the play-off meetings. And after beating Leeds for the first time this season, it was clearly at the forefront of the minds of Derby's players as they celebrated by pretending to hold binoculars over their eyes.

Round 2 .

He’s done really well ewan and was involved with the 1st team towards the end of the season.

I’ve watched a lot of them this season Gogsy and they’ve done not bad at all. Took a wee while to find their feet at this level, have added a few during the season and Adam Hill has worked away well with them. Most of the squad are eligible for next season and signed up so hopefully kick on again.

Did you just say Olek, that Lolverpool are 1 of the 2 best teams in the world ? ... .

FTFYLF.

Wooshy wooshy Del ... .

Brave call going for Norwich to win it first year back up. On Man Utd ... .

Come on Billy. Man up .

A big well done to Linkin Fighter for getting this fired up nice and early and hopefully breathing some new life into the Sky Sports Customers of Scotland’s running commentary of the Greatest League in the World. Last years thread was way down posts wise and I feared the end had come. For some the season is still to reach its climax elsewhere so will get into it properly after that .

Just the odd post about the Ev every few weeks Del ... .

I’m not sure HM but I’m a bit worried about him. Seems totally obsessed with Liverpool (I know most Everton fans are and they are massive on here) and me. Red dots flying about like confetti I’ll stick it on the Heads Gone thread.

Why change a winning formula Bobby .

Don’t be going behind my back now Del .