Former Elland Road favourite Andy Ritchie is expecting Leeds United to come out fighting at Oakwell on Saturday.</p> Ritchie, who scored 44 goals in 159 appearances for United between 1983 and 1987, is no stranger to Yorkshire derby clashes, and is steeling his Barnsley side for a tough encounter with his former club.</p> "There's a new regime at Leeds and Dennis's teams will play in the style of him as a person and a player," explained Ritchie. "They'll come out and they'll be up and at you. They won't give us a minute's peace.</p> "It's not a great time to be playing Leeds, but it's a derby match and there's plenty of pride at stake. </p> "Leeds hadn't kept a clean sheet for as while, but Dennis comes in and then they do.</p> "He will definitely get his philosophy across, but I hope we can use what we've got to overcome that."</p> While United sit one place above the Coca-Cola Championship relegation zone, Barnsley are second-bottom of the table and are also in desperate need of points.</p> Barnsley have to look back to September for their last win and have lost six of their last seven matches, including a Yorkshire derby defeat at Hillsborough.</p> "We're not playing that badly," insisted Ritchie.</p> "We've played well and not got what we deserved from games. I'd take playing badly and scoring one in the 90th minute."</p> United fans are reminded that Saturday's game is ALL TICKET and no tickets will be available on the day of the game.</p> Tickets went off sale at Elland Road on Thursday November 2.</p> To hear the Andy Ritchie interview in full listen to Yorkshire Radio for the big match build-up.</p>
