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We've had what feels like months of international football now since the Palace game,

and we didn't properly cover it off last week.

So let's talk about it.

Are we worried?

Yeah, we had Hayden Evans on last week, so we kind of scutted around the game a little bit,

and we chatted to some extent about Pablo Hernandez and what had gone on with him specifically.

But as far as the game went, it was second 4-1 defeat in the space of five days.

And I think that the right result in terms of Palace winning the game on the balance of how it went.

I didn't really feel it was a 4-1 game.

And I didn't feel as if Palace were having the run of the pitch until the end of the game

where Leeds really left themselves stretched as they tried to get back into it.

It wasn't a great performance from Leeds.

It wasn't a terrible performance either.

I think what it highlighted, and we will speak shortly about the kind of constant discussion that comes up every time Leeds

lose or every time they lose like this about Bielsa has no plan Bielsa, does he need one, should

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