One To Watch - Brentford
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Name: Jay Tabb Position: Midfielder Squad No.: 11 Height: 5'7 Weight: 64kg Date of Birth: 21-2-1984 Place of Birth: Tooting Nationality: Irish Jay is a product of the Bee's youth set up. A player with tremendous ability which has been awarded with a string of Republic of Ireland under-21 appearances. One of the club's youngest ever players to receive the 'Player of the Year' award in 2004, he promises to get better and better. Jay's best goalscoring season was in 2003-04, where he found the net on nine occasions. This season Jay has scored just six times in the league, although he has nine assists, showing his value to the team.
What to read next:Today Leeds announced that Red Bull have bought a minority stake in the club, and will take over as the main shirt sponsor, but thankfully there will be no change in the name of the club or the colour of the shirt. The 49ers have plenty of cash available to invest in Leeds United, but defeat in the 49th game of the League season means that some key players will be leaving to keep the club with the Profitability and Sustainability (PSR) regulations. ****ing Southampton. Again. ****ing Adam Armstrong. Again. ****ing Play-offs. Again. Grrrrrr. Leeds United 0 - 1 Southampton - Player Ratings and Reports
If you saw the match, please give us your player ratings and a mini match report. As you probably know already, our play-off final against with Southampton kicks off at 3pm on Sunday. And if you didn’t manage to get your hands on a ticket, it’s live on Sky Sports. With our recent form being what it was, I was expecting a nervy encounter, with Leeds struggling to get through the Norwich City defence, but how wrong I was! Suddenly we recovered the swagger we have shown for much of the season, and not a moment too soon. Many neutrals have complained on social media that yesterday’s game at Norwich City was a bit on the dull side, but the Leeds team wasn't set up to please them. For us it was the result that mattered, and it should leave us in a better position to get through to the final. For the second time this season we are visiting Norwich City, this time for the play-off game at high noon on Sunday, and the kick-off time is of course thanks to our good friends at Sky Sports. You’ll find Carrow Road is about a mile to the south-east of the city centre. If we were ever going to have a final day miracle we needed a much better performance than this final day showing against Southampton, so now we have to endure the agony of the play-offs yet again. Leeds United 1 - 2 Southampton - Player Ratings and Reports
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