4-0 down after 37 minutes and game over tonight against Brighton. Even better was the fact the match was televised for all to see how much of a crisis we are truly in. 

Luckily, I wasn't home to watch the first half. Even luckier for my laptop screen, which would have been smashed into tiny pieces most likely. I did however listen to BBC Radio Leeds in the car and the way that both Noel Whelan and Adam Pope spoke about the sides performance at the Amex spoke volumes. 

I don't think it's a case that Evans has lost his dressing room, from what I'm told he's never had it. There's factions of players that really want the Scotsman out and who can blame them?! 

I can't solely put the blame on Evans, although I detest the man with all my being and know that in no way is he fit to run a club of our stature. The fact is, we really don't have any stature to brag about and we haven't had for some time. 

I am however bewildered by Evans selection for the match. Starting Wootton in favour of moving Lewie Coyle out of position and keeping a newly fit Gaetano Berardi sums it all up. 

The choice of Coyle on the right wing could have been a master stroke, but it wasn't. Leaving the likes of Carayol on the bench and starting four central midfielder's on the pitch with two out of position really shows how clueless Evans truly is. Really f****** clueless if you ask me. 

Leeds are lacking goals and a lot of them to be frank. Antenucci can't be arsed, Doukara can't play there successfully without support, Erwin's not good enough and yet Evans still overlooks the recent form of young forward Eoghan Stokes, who scored his 5th goal in four appearances. There's nothing to play for Evans, why not give him the opportunity? 

From what I've heard, the players had given up at 2-0 and I never saw the lads really give it a go, they just seemed to boot the ball up-field to allow for the pressure to subside. I'm not sure if some of the players just don't care any more. They've got nothing to play for and the men in charge are rather too hapless to understand their mistakes or the others are certifiably insane. Would you really want to join the club right now? Or even stay?

The only genuine reason I think that Evans is keeping his job is the fact that Cellino knows that fans may genuinely hate Evans more than himself. It may sound ludicrous but take a second to look at the sheer insolence the egomaniac has. 

We're nine points away from relegation and as much as people seem adamant that we've no chance of the drop, stranger things have happened. If we can't pick up a win against Bolton at Elland Road, we're in serious bother. We have to remember that the man in charge of us only scraped survival by the skin of his teeth last season.

4-0 away to Brighton is the worst result in two seasons and if I'm honest, nothing's changed. We've a below par side with some gems hidden between some tragic players. We're dwindling in lower mid-table obscurity and we will be for some time without some drastic changes, both on and off the pitch. 

I'm sick of writing the same story about Leeds, but it won't change until Cellino is out of the club and we're stable on all fronts. If I could fast forward to pre-season right now I don't think I would think twice about it, because it's not going to get any easier.

As I'm editing this, Phil Hay has tweeted that no-one from the Leeds camp will be speaking to the press. Maybe it's finally got into their heads that they aren't good enough, they should lock themselves away for a few days and think about what that shirt means to them and if they still feel the same, happily f*** off away from our club. 

By Ryan Ingham

Sunday 21/2

Steve Evans was in a more benevolent mood when talking about the opposition manager Flores; "I think his teams play some fantastic football" and added he would make a "fantastic addition to the Premier League".

Actress Michelle Keegan, a star of Coronation Street had her Twitter account 'hacked' as a rogue tweet went out in support of #TimeToGoMassimo. Whether it was true she wrote it or not, it certainly got people's attention. 

The sixth round draw was made, we weren't in it. 

Birmingham City vs Leeds is rescheduled for Tuesday April 12th with a kick off time of 19:45. The original game was cancelled due to the FA Cup tie at Watford. 

Monday 22/3

Confirmation that Guiseppi Bellusci will be banned for two games for picking up ten yellow cards, he misses Fulham at home and Brighton away. 

Matt Smith is looking forward to a return journey back to his ex club, he Tweeted; 'Leeds bound. Looking forward to a return to Elland Road tomorrow night. Some great memories there!'

Leeds drew 2-2 with Huddersfield Town in an under 21 game, Eoghan Stokes getting both goals for Leeds. The side included Gaetano Berardi and trialist William Vouama, he's a 19-year old winger who plays for Parisien  semi pro side Viry-Chatillon.

Steve Evans made himself quite the villain during his post-match press conference on Saturday, following the defeat to Watford in the FA Cup 5th round. 

During the press interviews, Evans decided to go all out on why young winger Jordan Botaka was included in the matchday squad. Evans has previously gone on record of his criticism of the Congolese attacker, citing that he does not think the player has put in enough effort to warrant a first team place. 

Evans didn't seem to give any support to Botaka as he stated the only reason Jordan was in the team was because 'he had no-one else'. 

Although this may be his own opinion, the fact that he can openly speak about the issues with Botaka's squad status is downright unprofessional. No manager should be allowed to speak about one of his players in that way. 

The fact that he has decided to speak openly about this issue isn't the worst of it all though. The real fact is that Evans is simply not giving the winger any sort of chance, even after his impressive performances for the Development squad. 

The 22-year old winger has recently put out stellar performances in the Under21 games against  Sheffield Wednesday and Hull City, scoring in the later. In my opinion, if a player is starting to prove his worth in the reserves, then you should be seeing what he can do in the first team, especially with the lack of goals and the sheer lack of interest from players like Mirco Antenucci. 

When Evans states that Botaka 'hasn't opened doors' he seems to forget that the game before he started his role Jordan was Man of the Match against Brighton. In Evans second game in charge against Charlton, the winger came on and produced some fantastic skill before putting the ball on a plate for Tom Adeyemi, who sliced it horrifically wide. 

As for the fact that the wide man never tracks back, I urge you to watch this video and make your own mind up. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlDw0lOOarM&feature=youtu.be

While other players shuffle back, Botaka sprints 70 yards to win back the ball. Another issue is apparently his lack of end product, our midfield has only contributed 9 assists this season in the league. With Cook Mowatt, Taylor and Doukara only having 5 between them. 

Botaka has constantly gone on record stating how desperate he is for a chance at Leeds and how much he is committed to the cause and yet Evans is still playing Doukara out of position and Antenucci even though the Italian begged for a move away from Elland Road. Let's not forget he a self his country to let him stay at Elland Road to focus on his Leeds career. 

This isn't an isolated case for Evans either, his constant approval of the calamitous Scott Wootton proves that he is picking favourites over giving chances to players who could really change the game for Lufc, like impressive youngster Lewie Coyle.

Speaking to someone who is close to the club, he informed me of how Evans had changed training this week and allowed players more freedom on the ball. Botaka was said to be a stand-out player along with others who adapted to this really well. 

I know that Jordan hasn't set the world alight when he has been on the pitch, but his abilities and position are something that Leeds really need to start utilising. When he has had a chance, he has proved that his skill and pace can be a real asset, forcing opposition players to really get at him and double mark the player. The space this creates for other players like Cook, Doukara and Dallas could be phenomenal and actually get more chances for goals.

I'm not saying that Botaka should start every game, or that his '5* skill rating' means he's our best player. I'm saying that our season is over and we need to focus on who can come in and make a difference for next season, players like Coyle, Botaka and Phillips really need game time to see if they can cut it and lambasting them t the press and keeping them out of the squad is just sheer incompetence. 

And to Mr Evans, if you've got an opinion about a player or don't think he's up to scratch, speak to the player about it and fuck off to the pie stand after. Loud mouth Scottish prick! ​

By Ryan Ingham