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The summer had gone so well, writes Michael Normanton. And then they Leeds’d it right up.
Leeds floundered at the end of their most recent transfer window, but Rob Conlon is hoping Willie Gnonto is a better sign of hope than our old alliances with Willie McKay.
After Tony Capaldi and Laurens De Bock, maybe you wouldn’t sign any more left-backs either. Patrick Gunn tries to polish some potatoes.
1987 almost gave Leeds United everything, and Andy P hasn’t forgotten one left-back’s gifts.
Just when Leeds United had a quality left-back, along came GFH and Massimo Cellino. Dave Guile remembers a freak goal from the freakshow.
There’s a shambolic charm to how Leeds United is run, says Moxcowhite.
There’s a lot of Red Bull at Elland Road these days. But Richard Finn thinks their rival can put up a fight.
Ben Whitelaw was daydreaming about Charles de Ketelaere when he found more than he bargained for.
Will Almond still wants what Fulham are now getting.
The first part of promotion was completed in the Championship. But Leeds’ work isn’t done yet, writes Steven York.
Boards of directors never spend enough money and sell your favourite players. But would you go for a pint with Leeds’ bosses? Tom Hinchcliffe wants to know.
When people have something to prove, the best place for them is Leeds, says James Richardson.
Everyone wants the next big thing, writes Jimmy McCovick, but they’re not always where you expect them to be.
We’re all here to have a good time, says Miles Reucroft. Right, Frank? Bruno?