I'm not to blame for poor form, says O'Leary

DAVID O'LEARY has refuted suggestions that he is the reason behind Leeds' current predicament.

Mon, 25 Nov, 2002 - 00:00

Simon Lewis

The Yorkshire club are struggling for form in 14th place in the Premiership, with manager Terry Venables so far unable to emulate his predecessor's achievements of turning Leeds into genuine title challengers.

Chairman Peter Ridsdale has also claimed the expensively-assembled squad may have to be cut before players are bought.

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