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The reason Leeds have been forced to endure a third season in League One was Millwall’s unwillingness to lie down for them in last season’s play-offs, and they could yet suffer a fourth year in the wilderness because of the Lions.

Victory for Kenny Jackett’s men will take them to within three points of the freefalling Whites, who have a tricky run-in. Leeds are rarely beaten at Elland

Posted: March 22nd, 2010 by Michael Lintorn | Add Comment comment

PLAY-OFF PREVIEW

Six reasons why Leeds should fight back against Millwall

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Best friends Leeds and Millwall meet for the second time in six days tonight and it is the Londoners who travel to Yorkshire with a 1-0 advantage. Leeds have suffered plenty of play-off heartache in recent years but getting to finals hasn’t been their problem. Here are five stats which suggest they will qualify:

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1. Leeds boasted the best home record in League One this season, winning 17 of the 23 games they have hosted.

2. Their home form has been ever better under Simon Grayson, the 2007 play-off winning manager. They have won 12 straight home games, conceding just once in their last six.

3. The Whites have won their last three clashes with Millwall at Elland Road.

Posted: May 14th, 2009 by Michael Lintorn | Add Comment comment

MONEY-MAKING OPPORTUNITY

Holloway, Jackett and Mackay 4/1 to take over at Watford

Three joint-favourites to replace Boothroyd at Vicarage Road

Chickendinner was excitedly looking forward to telling you that Watford caretaker boss Malky Mackay was good value to take over full-time at 25/1only for SkyBet decided to be mean and cut his odds to 4/1.

It may prove significant considering SkyBet’s punters were on the money yesterday about Boothroyd leaving Vicarage Road, with him starting the day at 14/1 to be the next Championship boss sacked before being backed down to 6/4.

Posted: November 4th, 2008 by Michael Lintorn | Add Comment comment