Home form no longer a concern - boss

Leeds boss Gary McAllister says the Whites have shaken off their worrying home form and now look forward to playing at Elland Road.

Leeds go into tomorrow's home clash with bottom club Hereford knowing a sixth straight win could push them to the top of the League One table and the boss now believes they have overcome their worries about playing at home.

"I think that problem's behind us now," McAllister told the Evening Post. "The run of four straight home games wiped that away.

"The players are looking forward to getting there, and I also think the fans are looking forward to the games at Elland Road. We're trying to create chances and excitement, and the support we're getting from the terraces is fully appreciated by the people down on the pitch.

"We should be looking forward to every game at Elland Road. There's a nice buzz about the place. After the two games away from home we were all looking forward to the cup tie on Tuesday night, but even more to the game tomorrow. It's back to league business."