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trusted supporters responded to the program notes, the last and Ken Bates has criticized the lack of investment in players

four games in the league this season and tensions are rising between Ken Bates, the owner and chairman of Leeds United, and support items of the club. The confidence of supporters of Leeds United issued a second statement directly in a week, saying that "emotions run high" between proponents of what they describe as "the imbalance between investment in the game staff and capital projects "and the lack of communication of the club, including Bates' program notes on game day.

increased during the summer and began construction on the premises of corporate and commercial law at the stand of Elland Road to the east, inexpensively on the computer . The manager Simon Grayson has signed the veteran midfielder Michael Brown, on a free transfer from Portsmouth goalkeeper Andy Lonergan and that Preston had to replace Kasper Schmeichel, who left the high output of Leicester.

Bates tried to explain, even in his program notes, which seeks to improve the infrastructure of the club and long term earning power rather than simply spending money on players. However, in the first home game, a 1-0 defeat by Middlesbrough, after the 3-1 defeat of Leeds, Southampton, about 500 supporters gathered around the statue of former captain Billy Bremner, to protest against the lack of investment in players.

Bates then used his program notes for the next match in which Leeds beat Hull City 4-1, to denounce the demonstrators, supporters of the Trustees and several other objectives. Bates has also presented his views on the recent unrest in an account of his own life, he said he was born with a clubfoot, his mother died when he was 18 months old, his father lost Bates was his job and was attracted by the grandparents in "what we call today a sink area."

He added: "The education levels have been destroyed by the way ... from left and liberal" ... "The laws on human rights" should be deleted, corporal and capital punishment should be returned, single mothers must be placed in shelters and reduced benefits, and illegal immigrants and asylum seekers should be "thrown".

Bates, a tax resident of Monaco, exile, who owns Leeds United thanks to a company based in the tax haven of Nevis, West Indies, said: "This is a form longer say I am impressed by the demonstrations of a few idiots, last Saturday, and going nowhere fast. "

question: "What Ken Bates saved the club," the declaration of the Trust include complaints that do not yet own Elland Road Leeds or floor Thorp Arch training and that "Some our most promising players [sold] without any investment income evident in team play. "