My beloved Leeds United play Cardiff City tomorrow, a team which, in recent years have become a much hated rival of The Whites.
Even when Leeds were top of the Premiership and Cardiff were rotting in the old 3rd division, the bastards still managed to knock Leeds out of The FA Cup (and get Alan Smith sent off).
Since then Leeds have played Cardiff four times in the league. These games have thrown up two draws and most frustratingly, two defeats for Leeds. If Leeds were to ever have a bogey team it would be Cardiff City.
So, will Leeds beat Cardiff tomorrow? They had better. A draw will anger me. I don’t even want to think about losing. Not this time, Leeds. Not this time. Not this fucking time. No. No no no no no no no no no! No! No no no no no no no no no no no no no! No! Not this fucking time! No fucking way! No fucking way, no fucking way, no fucking way!
Ba Ram You!
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