Carlisle (A)

Red Kite at night, Howson’s delight

Words by: Miles Reucroft
Artwork by: Lee Shackleton
A selection of some memories in the yellow 2007/08 away jersey, none more enjoyable than the sight of Jonny Howson's innocent young face after he scored the winner at Carlisle.

We’ve had some curious sponsors down the years. From non-existent Indonesian betting companies, through cheap whisky and flight booking sites, each has punctuated its own time in Leeds United’s history.

2007/08 was a time when Leeds United could stick a red logo across the shirt, with the word red in it, and few batted an eyelid. Did that represent general apathy caused by a rot that had long since set in thanks to Peter Ridsdale’s dream? Or did we simply have bigger fish to fry? Perhaps only having a splash of red on the shirt as our main concern would have been a nice position to be in.

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