Player of the Month for August
August is now over which means that it is time for Dale supporters to cast their vote on their Player of the Month for August.
As always, this is a Dale Trust award but this year it is being sponsored by this website allowing supporters to make their vote on who will be the Player of the Month for each month.
It is open to all supporters, not just Trust members, but each Trust member who enters will win the chance to make the presentation of this award to the winning player.
We'll get some nice fancy form for you to complete soon, but for now cast your vote by emailing the name of the winning player to info@daletrust.org.uk
The closing date is Monday 6th September.
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Honours even in hard-fought draw at Elland RoadIt looked like a good opportunity to achieve a famous victory over Manchester United, but in the end we didn’t show quite enough quality at either end of the pitch to force a win over our deadliest rivals.
Disciplined Leeds earn away point at AnfieldIt was a frustrating night for Liverpool, as for once Leeds produced a defensive masterclass, to stretch our unbeaten run to seven games, in a period of the season when we are playing some of the biggest names in the Premier League.
Liverpool AwaydazeOur visit to Liverpool will kick off at 5.30 on New Year’s day, thanks to live coverage by our friends at Sky TV.
Farke accepts Leeds have more to do after draw at SunderlandLeeds can be delighted with the second half performance at Sunderland, which should really have earned us all three points, but Daniel Farke knows we will have to keep this run going before we can start to think about being safe from relegation.
Sunderland AwaydazeOur game at Sunderland kicks off on Sunday at 2pm, thanks to yet another Sky Sports selection. You'll find the Stadium of Light on the site of the former Monkwearmouth Colliery on the north bank of the River Wear, the opposite side from the city centre.
Brentford AwaydazeOur visit to Brentford will kick off at 4.30PM on Sunday, thanks to our very good friends at Sky Sports.
Disappointingly brief FA Cup Draw sends Leeds to DerbyLeeds are going to Derby County in the 3rd round of the FA Cup, after TNT sport and the FA were shown to be lagging way behind FIFA when it comes to staging a pompus, shamlessly self-promoting and needlessly drawn out draw for a major competition.