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Author: Michael James
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Week 342 – September 22nd – Goring by Sea
With the weather meant to be good, we took a trip down to Goring by Sea.
A panoramic capture at Goring by Sea. 
The tide is well out at Goring by Sea come the afternoon We were surprised when we arrived that the car park was nearly full but found a space to park.
This is clearly down to the cafe on the beach, which was busy throughout the time we were there.
The weather was better than the forecast had said, not a cloud in the sky and watched the sea go out.
Very relaxing day, which we both needed.
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Week 342 – September 21st – Health Insight Survey
I left the survey to fill in, until after the appointment mentioned in the previous blog post.
As I have said in previous blogs, just the waiting for the SVT.
I thought a question was a bit strange regarding the pharmacy, didn’t make sense to me.
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Week 341 – September 20th – Leeds United v Crystal Palace
Can we keep this excellent start going with another home win against Crystal Palace?
As I keep saying, we need to win the home matches.
Leeds United 0 – Crystal Palace 0 – HT 0-0
Venue: Elland Road Attendance: 36,462
Leeds United maintained their unbeaten start to their Premier League campaign thanks to a hard-earned goalless draw at home against Crystal Palace.
After a first half of few clear-cut chances, the game sprung into life just after the restart with the visitors having three opportunities in quick succession.
Yeremy Pino almost found the bottom corner with a clever free-kick, only for goalkeeper James Trafford to get down quickly to push the ball away for a corner, with Jefferson Lerma shooting over from the following set-piece.
Daichi Kamada then fired narrowly wide before Palace thought they had scored through Tyrick Mitchell. But team-mate Anan Khalaili was ruled offside before he had crossed into the middle and the goal was disallowed.
Leeds best chance fell to Dominic Calvert-Lewin, but he could not mark his return to the England squad with a goal as Walter Benitez did superbly to save his well-struck effort from eight yards out.
Daniel Farke’s Leeds side, who came 14th last season on their return to the topflight, sit fifth so far in 2026-27, with two wins and three draws from their five league matches.
Not the result we would have wanted at home, but we are still unbeaten going into this long 3-week international break and with Everton have conceded the fewest goals in the Premier League this season.
Overall, a good start to the season and hope we can continue this after the long international break and don’t suffer any injuries from them.
Marching on together.
League position 5th after 5 games.
