By Andy Baggott
April 27 2012
Leeds bring the curtain down on their season on Saturday - and for most of us, it can't come quickly enough. For a variety of reasons, it's been a very disapointing campaign, and the visit of Leicester will see it come to a very welcome end...
The season began with play off expectations, but will fill us with mid table mediocrassy. Saturday will see several players who may well be playing for Leeds for the last time - Leeds boss Neil Warnock will announce the list of players free to leave early next week - the likes of Brown, Forsell, Webber and the on loan Robinson could all be saying their farewells...
The game is a nothing game - the visitors had equally high hopes, if not higher, but they, like us, have never really got going. Jermaine Beckford should get a good Elland Road reception, Kasper Scmichael maybe not as much, but a decent one.
Most Leeds fans are eager for it all to be over so we can look forward to next year. Warnock is expecting a huge turnaround of personel, both in and out, with a new signing expected to be announced next week.
Hopefully the match will have plenty of entertainment - with both teams free to play attacking football - it may however be a passionate end of season affair - which in some ways, sums up the 2011-2012 season for both clubs.