LUFC 3 - Reading 1 Only my second visit to Elland road this season, but a much better display than the dismal shower I saw getting beaten by Sunderland. The team looked confident and kept hold of the ball well, much of the first half was played in Reading's half of the field and although we didn't actually create that many chances, Healy scored to put us one up at half time. Early in the second half new boy Rob Hulse looked keen and dangerous up front and when Healy passed the ball across to him Hulse played a nice one touch pass and back with Wright then hammered it into the net. Minutes later he received a good pass from Healy and dashed forwards outpacing the defenders and rammed the ball home. I'd like to say a big hello and thanks to our very own Leeds United Ultras who kept up a constant and amusing racket from the top of the John Charles Stand, well done lads, we could do with a few thousand more like you. The crowd was good, 30,000 folk turning out on a bitterly cold winter's day, not that the temperature bothered the Ultras, they had their tops off for half the game! Much fun was had at the end of the game when the Reading fans shouted en masse for handball after handball, after they were ignored by the ref the Revie mob joined by shouting handball every time the keeper grabbed the ball, or every time a ball boy got it, or someone in the crowd caught it. Reading scored near the end, but it was a long way to come to be soundly beaten and severely mocked by tens of thousands of proud Tykes.