The Whites left-back, 29, is currently injured but closing in on a return with the team third in the Championship.
Barry Douglas has recently spoken out about his time at Leeds United so far, paying homage to the atmosphere at the club right now and how he hopes the team can deliver a happy ending come May.
The 29-year-old was asked by LUTV about how the Whites compare to Wolverhampton Wanderers, his employers last time last season, whom he helped up into the Premier League by winning the Championship.
Douglas refused to answer that question, saying they can’t be compared and admitting he had been asked that question “a hundred times”, before focusing firmly on the present, ie the current state of affairs at Elland Road.
“What we’ve got this season is special and unique,” he said, as quoted by the Birmingham Mail. “The spirit we’ve got is something you rarely come by in your career. It’s a special time and hopefully we can create special memories.”
Very complimentary comments indeed, but some Leeds fans weren’t particularly taken in by what Douglas had to say, with several comments on Twitter saying he needed to find his form again once back from injury:
Some fans, meanwhile, liked what their player had to say and responded with praise:
Leeds return to action on Saturday with a Championship home encounter against Bolton Wanderers and Marcelo Bielsa had suggested after the visit to Middlesbrough that Douglas could be back against the Trotters (Leeds Live).
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