"I've let a few players know I'm not happy," Blackwell said. "If they do not buck their ideas up, they will not be around here long enough to make me unhappy again.
"We shot ourselves in the foot, and, as a professional footballer, you have to learn not to shoot yourself in the foot. The players have felt the sharp edge of my tongue, and they had better learn from it. The finishing is not good enough for where we want to be.
"We committed hara-kiri and I'm not putting up with it. When you get in a winning position, you do not throw it away. If I've upset a few people, I'm sorry - but that's life."
Interview: Blackwell v QPR 08/08/2006 >courtesy of BBC Leeds Sport