High flying Robert Snodgrass continues to be an integral part of Leeds' promotion charge. The winger watched from a far for the first month of the season because of injury but since returning he has been one of the most consistent performers for Grayson's side. Snodgrass signed from Livingston in 2008 and since then he has made 110 appearances scoring 22 goals. So far this term he has scored 7 goals, the most memorable came from the penalty spot at the Emirates against Arsenal in the FA Cup. He is yet to score a home goal this season however he has turned creator the most times for the Whites this season. His vision and raw talent has secured him the PFA Fans player of the month award for the second successive time.
Snodgrass has an incredible talent and goes past players with ease. Himself and Max Gradel have torn apart oppositions defences both players have contributed hugely to United being top goalscorers in the Championship this season. Snodgrass is one of the unsung hero's of the Leeds United ranks but that's just because his name is tricky! Snodgrass will be looking to record his 7th away league goal for Leeds at Deepdale tomorrow as they take on Preston.
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