Talk:2020–21 Leeds United F.C. season

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Removals[edit]

I've again removed some pure editorialising and fancruft.

"16 entire years" > 16 years. More concise language, the "entire" part is unnecessary hyperbole.

"Demonstrating the fact that Leeds have returned to the Premier League and are scoring goals" > Removed. Pointless commentary which adds nothing. You may as well say that it demonstrates the fact that they are still a football club.

"September 27" > 27 September. MOS:TIES/consistency, as the article's header says, the article uses DMY.

"thus climbing to 5th spot, a place which could potentially see European competition next season." WP:RECENTISM. The round of games hasn't even finished yet and Leeds probably won't be in 5th at the end of it.

"Leeds are undefeated in three games and are yet to lose at home this season." This is clear from the context so again, it's unnecessary editorialising. (WP:EDITORIAL.) It's also a sentence which won't belong in the article come May, so again per WP:RECENTISM, doesn't belong there now. Valenciano (talk) 07:09, 4 October 2020 (UTC)[reply]