Robert Snodgrass urges Leeds supporters to rally behind players

By Rob Stewart Published: 4:33PM GMT twenty-two February 2010

Rally the troops: Robert Snodgrass is propelling Leeds fans to show their await as the patrol looks to get their deteriorate behind on lane Photo: ACTION IMAGES

The Yorkshire bar are in risk of being dragged in to the League One play-off positions for the initial time this deteriorate following a run of form that has yielded only one win in eight joining games given they knocked Manchester United out of the FA Cup.

Leeds will have a possibility to put things right when Oldham head opposite the Pennines on Tuesday night and, according to Snodgrass, the subsidy of the home supporters at Elland Road could infer to be crucial.

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Despite their bad form, Leeds could move turn on points with League One leaders Norwich but the vigour is heightening on Simon Grayson"s side, with third-placed Colchester and Charlton gnawing at their heels.

It could have been worse for Leeds had it not been for Snodgrass who emerged as a surrogate last Saturday to deliver a point with a stoppage-time equaliser opposite squalid Brighton.

"I know the fans are a small undone and they wish to see us win each diversion but it doesn"t work each game," Snodgrass, 22, said.

"We"re in it together as a bar and we need them only as most as they wish us to perform. This is a great possibility for us to get promoted.

"We have to give ourselves the most appropriate probable possibility of achieving promotion. We have a big patrol and it"s up to us to put things right.

"Saturday was frustrating and we need to get behind to basics. It"s up to us do that and realize that we have a great possibility of removing promoted, and we have to take it."

Glasgow-born Snodgrass insisted that his group contingency re-discover their self-belief in time for Oldham"s visit.

"On Saturday, Norwich forsaken points and Colchester and Charlton picked them up, but we are still well placed," he added. "We have to be rebuilt for Oldham on Tuesday and get in their faces and show them that we have certainty and belief.

"We are up here on consequence and not by luck. It"s up to us show them we are Leeds United."

Snodgrass is still condemned by his opening last week when Leeds lost their dominant jot down in a 2-1 better by Walsall.

"Last Tuesday opposite Walsall was one of the misfortune performances I"ve had for Leeds United and that"s not got out of my head," Snodgrass said. "I"ve regularly worked tough and attempted my best, but for whatever reason it didn"t occur opposite Walsall.

"The oldster has done a little great decisions this deteriorate when we have nicked the points, and I came on and got the idea on Saturday."