'Trafford has just become our most important player overnight'

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We asked for your views on Leeds United's 6-3 Carabao Cup third-round loss at Chelsea.
Here are some of your comments:
Richard: Very good performance from us for 55 minutes with a much-rotated squad. The momentum of the game changed 180 degrees when the referee incorrectly awarded Chelsea a penalty. Daniel Farke was a bit slow to react to Chelsea's substitutions, allowing them to take control of midfield for a crucial 15-minute period. Leeds regained some of the momentum for their third goal, but Chelsea rode their luck for the late goals. 6-3 flattered the home team. Poor debut for Michael Zetterer, who has got off to a poor start with the fans. Overall, it's one of those 'forgive and forget' games.
Andy: Farke doesn't make changes soon enough. At 2-2, we're still in it; at 4-2, we're not. Too little, too late - as usual. And the keeper - I haven't got words for that performance. We still need a decent number two because he was shocking. Congratulations to Chelsea, though. Six goals is something special.
Ian: Excellent first half, totally bad second half. Simple as that.
Jonny: James Trafford has just become our most important player overnight. This second-half performance from Michael Zetterer gave me Paul Rachubka against Blackpool flashbacks.
Stuart: Crazy game, but we were in control until the referee decided we shouldn't be! It was never a penalty, and the one on Noah Okafor was nailed on. Disgraceful!
Adrian: As soon as Leeds went 2-0 up, Farke should have made three or four substitutions to get his strongest team on the pitch. You should always change from a position of strength if possible, and this seemed glaringly obvious to me, especially with the next game not until Monday and it being early in the season.