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Ao Tanaka on one knee pretending to polish Junior Firpo's left foot while celebrating his goal to make it 2-0 against Millwall. Nice lads
Wow!
Losing to Portsmouth was easy to write off as a blip as long as Leeds won their next game, which only begged the question... what the hell would happen if we didn't win?
A collage of images from Leeds' 0-0 draw at Roma — Gary Kelly, Eirik Bakke, and the magnificent Nigel Martyn saluting the away fans
King of the Colosseum
"It wasn’t a predetermined thing. I remember Totti saying, ‘Martyn, Martyn, nooo!’”
Joe Rodon pulling a funny face at Pascal Struijk at full-time of Leeds' 1-1 draw with West Brom
Comedown
Much like the rest of the game, Joe Rodon's last-ditch tackle might not have been pretty, but it was still a stumbling step in the right direction.
Pablo Hernandez sliding on his knees in front of the south stand, celebrating his wondergoal after sixteen seconds against West Brom. As good as it gets
Roman Empire
Leeds vs West Brom at Elland Road, you say? That can only mean one thing: Pablo Hernandez.
The cover artwork of issue six, featuring a beautiful illustration celebrating our 7-0 win over Cardiff, featuring Jayden Bogle, Mateo Joseph, Wilf Gnonto, and all the lovely lads of Leeds next to the number seven
Seventh heaven
This is the sixth issue of The Square Ball's 35th season and Leeds United's 2024/25 title-winning campaign.
A picture of Raphinha looking characteristically aggressive in celebrating, presumably after scoring yet another Barcelona goal. Learned it all at Leeds though didn't he?
Golden balls
What was meant to be the era of Erling Haaland vs Kylian Mbappe has been gatecrashed by our old gunslinger Raphinha.
An illustration of Red Bull head honcho Oliver Mintzlaff and Leeds chairman Paraag Marathe. Between the two of them, they have just about enough hair to give a head of hair to one balding man.
Not-so-beautiful game
With Red Bull onboard, Leeds United’s journey towards multi-club ownership seems inevitable, writes Wayne Gamble. Although its exact destination is less clear.
Emily Tartanella's sketched Leeds United players celebrating our glorious 7-0 win against Cardiff. Just some dudes being happy about how good they are at football. It's LUFC's answer to the Sistine Chapel ceiling, if you ask us.
TSB
It's Pep's fault
If Daniel Farke’s Leeds have made football feel a little too transactional, writes Miles Reucroft, maybe we’re blaming the wrong people.