Leeds v Lincoln - preview

By Andy Baggott
August 10 2010

Leeds welcome Lincoln to Elland Road tonight in the Carling Cup. Boss Simon Grayson will have to decide whether to field a largely reserve side for the tie, or stick to the majority of the 11 who played in Saturdays opening day defeat to Derby.

It's unlikely any of the players up for sale will feature as Grayson won't want them cup tied, so Andy Robinson, Alan Sheehan etc won't be seen.

Personally, I expect him to name a strong line up.  Getting a win under their belts, and playing a competative match are key, so I don't think the starting 11 will be too much different to Saturday.  He may be tempted to start one or two that were on the bench, but wholesale changes are unlikely.

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Leeds v Lincoln - preview
Discussion started by Unofficial Leeds United (IP Logged), 10/08/2010 11:06
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10/08/2010 15:32
the only changes I'd like to see are Bruce being brought in for either Nayls or Collins (obviously, nobody was happy with their partnership), and white on for Sam or watt (just for experience, and fitness).

I'd like grella given more than 5 minutes, no matter what is going on in the match, so maybe at half time, give the lad a run out and see what he can do when playing with the first team for longer than 300 seconds!

Leeds, Always.

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