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Issue 05 2022-23

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The cover of The Square Ball magazine 22/23 issue 05, featuring a drawing of Eddie Gray in a 1960s Leeds United kit, controlling an orange ball, in front of a Scotland flag. It's been drawn by the great Rhys Lowry

The Square Ball: Season 33, Issue 05

Jesse Marsch getting a high five off Jesse Marsch after a match. One of them looks more positive than the other, but I'm not saying who

2022/23 Issue 05: Editor’s Note

Chris Galvin, smirking towards the camera while standing between Paul Reaney and David Harvey in Leeds' 1972/73 squad photo

Claim to fame | Chris Galvin interview

Eddie Gray playing for Leeds in the early 1980s, wearing the yellow Admiral away shirt

Clouds of Gray

Archie Gray, looking frighteningly young, hugging Max Dean after scoring a wondergoal against Scum's kids

Put it all on Gray

Eddie Gray with the ball at his feet in the 1970 FA Cup final, about to rinse another Chelsea defender

Eddie Gray against the world (1970)

Andy Gray in his second spell for Leeds, his days as a wispy winger long behind him

The third man

Eddie Gray sitting in his manager's office in the 80s, wearing a sweatshirt with the big initials 'EG' printed on the chest

Mission Impossible

Frank Gray in his second spell at Leeds United, in the beautiful navy and yellow pinstripe Adidas home kit

My brother’s better than your brother

Eddie Gray after Leeds were relegated from the Premier League at Bolton in 2004, looking quietly defiant

Eddie Gray against the world (2004)

An illustration of Mateusz Klich pumping his fist and showing off the badge on his Leeds shirt, like the good ol' days

Castles made of sand

Josko Gvardiol making a binoculars gesture as if he's Mat Klich, and fellow signing-who-got-away Cody Gakpo

What if?

Mateusz Klich, in a vest, showing off his tattoos. He looks as good as it sounds

Missing Ink

An illustration of Angus Kinnear, Victor Orta, and Andrea Radrizzani, all three have their legs replaced by the bottom half of a pig. They're reading a list of 'transfer targets/unicorns'. Rodrigo de Paul and Cody Gakpo have been crossed out

Harder, better, faster, stronger

Sonny Perkins scoring his never-in-doubt last minute equaliser against Cardiff

You gotta have faith