Reid shrugs off 'normal' week

Reprieved Leeds manager Peter Reid today shrugged off the apparent trauma of the past week by bullishly describing it as “normal”.

Reid shrugs off 'normal' week
Fri, 03 Oct, 2003 - 16:22

Reprieved Leeds manager Peter Reid today shrugged off the apparent trauma of the past week by bullishly describing it as “normal”.

Reid is understandably keen to put the events of the last few days behind him and simply focus on getting a result against Blackburn at Elland Road tomorrow.

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