Do you want to win? Leeds United doc

[@TerraNova1967]

Absolutely fantastic!!! That is the best Leeds United documentary ever! That was so brilliantly done. What a trip that was, absolutely gone right back to those days which I had the pleasure to witness as a young lad of 21-24 years of age. To all the players and Seargant Wilko and even Bill Fotherby, I thank you. I hope you could read this. Chris Whyte, I love you, what a great man, you did it for us mate! Vinne Jones, absolutely love you, you are 100% Leeds man, always will be, you got us there, no regrets! Gordon Strachan, what great words, how humble you are, what great joy you gave us, that Leicester goal, we feel the same about it too. Gary Mac, simply class, Scotland rules, you and Strach, Batts and Speed, formidable quality, the perfect midfield combo. Mel Sterland, love seeing the joy you have telling this story! What a signing you were and player you were. And Dylan too, what great times you had. Howard Wilkison, great, great management, your words about facing a city square thronging with fans recieving their adulation, what a moment for us all. You gave us something great. Brilliant!!

[@Daniel_Addy]

Spot on mate, I wish I had been a bit older myself so I could have enjoyed it more and had a clearer memory of it. I was 12 years old at the time we won the league and remember my first game at ER for my 10th birthday in 1990 , the year of promotion…… brilliant days 🤍💛💙

[@charliewest1221]

Agree with everything except the bit about Dylan Kerr. He talks too much yet he contributed nought.

[@li4398]

Well said TN. Wonderful time being a Leeds fan back then.

[@christopherludlam1602]

@@charliewest1221 i had no idea who he was? Wiki says he played 13 games in 4 years!

[@charliewest1221]

@@christopherludlam1602 : He was a chancer - an opportunist. Was probably sent on as a sub during injury time in each of those 13 occasions. Now he talks like he was an integral part of that squad. Fucking annoying the way he butts in and interrupts Sterland all the time.

[@TruthNowX99]

I really miss Gary Speed. Absolute LUFC legend

[@matthewbell1968]

True but don't forget the abuse he received every time he came to ER from 1996 onwards....

[@yalnevatekofreedom5096]

Indeed; but stracks was outstanding, i always remember him scoring an sitting on advertising boards ha! He was the engine, the gears and the brakes, known modern day as box to box. Edited; and while i did rate speed he was class, but Rod Wallace v spurs writes his name in history;) Or Yeboha v Liverpool ha

[@yalnevatekofreedom5096]

Gary mac

[@patmax9005]

*_#RipGarySpeed_* 🙏🙇⛪💚

[@patmax9005]

@@yalnevatekofreedom5096 Yes💯% *_Gordans Charactor_* Alone & He Was Also The GAZZA Type Entertainer 😂

[@Timekeeper1200]

Even as a MUFC fan, I've always begrudgingly had respect for Leeds. The fan base really are incredible

[@rvp589]

As a Man u fan.. thats the very best football documentary...

[@rosemaryfarell5264]

I saw Strachan play at Highfield Road,Coventry in Feb '96 v Man City in FA Cup. He came on 30 minutes left aged 39 and ran the show. Absolutely Class Player and character.

[@raycroal]

saw it too he was an amazing player

[@StoutProper]

Gifting Cantona to man u mid season is possibly one of the worst football decisions ever

[@PD-jj4fo]

This might be untrue, but I’d heard he’d had an affair with lee chapman’s wife Leslie Ash?

[@jamescrowther1234]

Bill Fotherby seemed like a real lovable eccentric, brilliant documentary!

[@matthewmullen7205]

As a Celtic fan loved watching this documentary.

[@gordonphillips7229]

That's only because (I suspect) you can understand everything Gordon Strachan was saying!

[@raycroal]

@@gordonphillips7229 as a rangers fan i am scunnered by the veiled racist contempt scots have to put up with from a country with a population proven to have a population with a lower average I.Q score than us scots

[@dannygray-mi3xn]

I'm a Man Utd fan, from Manchester, who was unlucky enough to live and work near Leeds in 91/92😢

[@stephenrichardson9540]

So what piss off

[@sassquatch72apeape10]

It was a really great time. Cold War was over, Berlin wall was down, Mandela was free. The world was on the cusp of something new. A fantastic time to be young. Leeds Utd were EVERYONES 2nd team (Well, nearly everyone.) Leeds success seemed to represent something more than just football. A great piece of nostalgia for a football fan of a certain age. Brilliant documentary.

[@dannymcgee9899]

This was brilliant. I want to thank every single fan, player, staff, owner, sponsors who's made this club what it is today. We all love leeds MOT

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

Not even a Leeds fan but loved this. Takes me back to a simpler time. Thanks for uploading

[@richardellis1141]

"Simpler time " I like that.

[@atkinja]

I am a Liverpool fan and could not agree more

[@spms3018]

When it was a beautiful game before mercenaries took over

[@yurt-the-silent-chief]

Totally agree. Before the moneymen took over & it was still a working class environment.

[@Paulco67]

I thought no way I’ll watch 90 minutes of this! Surprise!! Outstanding documentary. Thanks

[@adamcrawford1346]

Love this. Thanks for this. Gary Speed is a hero. God bless you Gary.

[@adamcrawford1346]

I have never seen any player be everywhere as much as Speedo. And he was the best header of a ball I ever saw.

[@flashtheoriginal]

This is just SUPERB. MOT

[@markfleming.4334]

I'm a life long Newcastle United fan who has always been aware of the size of Leeds United & how important they are in the World of Football. Good Club & Loyal Support.

[@dannygray-mi3xn]

I'm a Man Utd fan, from Manchester, who was unlucky enough to live and work near Leeds, in 91/92😢

[@rshepherd45]

Bill Fotherby is a legend. I love his anecdotes, they remind me of my grandad's stories from when I was younger

[@Paulco67]

He comes across as an outstanding character! What joy he must have felt winning the league.

[@JoanneSteel]

Man Utd Fan - It's odd how Howard Wilkinson is never mentioned when there is a discussion about great managers but to think what he did in a relatively small period of time is amazing, the team he assembled and then rebuilt, what they achieved and just how rapidly they achieved so much success

[@brianreilly4647]

Fantastic documentary. As a Celtic fan I remember our games with Leeds in the 70,s. Never imagined they could hit those heights again. Brilliant

[@bottletree33]

As a Sheff utd fan these were great times. Loved every moment.

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

Remember Mel sterling scoring a 30yd screamer at Barnsley, I was standing in the away end and the whole stand went up haha it was full of Leeds...Never saw no bother either, they just stood there ,we took over there ground...Love been a Leeds United fan 👌...What a guy Mel Sterling 🇬🇧

[@RJRYinthesun]

You mean Mel Sterland, of course..

[@francisngosamulenga7211]

This is when i started supporting Leeds. 91/92 season. I was only 10 and im 40 now and still supporting

[@jaylee7150]

No this season was 89-90

[@willbee6785]

What a brilliant time for that Leeds team, club and fans.

[@mathewaconley7810]

I'm a Liverpool fan but I love watching documentaries like these. Leeds are a great club. I was 13 at the time of the 1991-92 season and was there when Leeds came to Anfield in the run-in. Leeds expertly shut-up shop. I can't remember there being a single chance at either end really. But that's all Wilkinson wanted and needed as it was probably Leeds most difficult game left, while Man United still had to come to us and we were always going to be bang up for stopping them winning the title. The atmosphere was ferocious and we ended up beating them 2-0. From memory I think that that more or less secured the title for Leeds.

[@MyGraham12345]

fair play mate

[@chris2cool1878]

No one cares who you support. Leg it.

[@just-jack-jj4647]

how do you feel about selling mane

[@mathewaconley7810]

@@just-jack-jj4647 I’d rather still have him obviously, he’s a great player and never stops fighting, but we also needed something different upfront which I think Nunez now offers us. We drew at home to Spurs near the end of last season which ultimately cost us the league, Conte just sat back and marked our full backs out of the game and we couldn’t find a way through. Nunez is such a big powerful guy and great finisher that he may prove to make the difference in games like that this year. All our other forwards are pretty wasteful with their chances, Nunez is an upgrade in that regard. Without selling Mane I don’t think our owners would have bought Nunez, so losing Mane is bittersweet really. Anyway, good luck for the season. Hope Leeds can solidify their Premier League status. It's where they belong.

[@randyborstol2491]

the loudest song that day from the Liverpool Kop was 'there's only one froggy bastard' at Cantona. Life bans today!

[@ianbennett1491]

Strachan. Legend.

[@calummcgregor3662]

Great documentary of a special time .... as an Aberdeen fan I can absolutely relate to the wonders of Gordon Strachan who cotributed to a team and an era at Pittodrie that will never be repeated ( ... and Aberdeen are still the last team to beat Real Madrid in a European final ... we even won the Super Cup ... so have 1 more European trophy than either Celtic and Rangers) ... Leeds had a fantastic blend and a great manager at that time... always a good combo ... I have a soft spot for Leeds as I also remember the Revie era (robbed of a league title v WBA and could've / should've won the European Cup) ... also a soft spot for Sir Alex given his amazing achievements at Aberdeen ... but my English team has always been (since the days of Frannie Lee, Colin Bell, Mike Summerbee etc) the blue half of Manchester ... which. until 2012. meant you said "typical City" a lot ... similar challenges to Leeds in trying to get back to the big league ... Aberdeen need somebody like Howard Wilkinson at the moment (here's hoping Jim Goodwin can do the biz) ... very happy that Leeds stayed in the Premier League ... proper club (and I think you have a good manager for 2022 / 2023 season) .... thank goodness for "fitba" .... thanks again for video ... CMcG, Aberdeen, Scotland

[@steviesvideos319]

Likewise, I've,been a fan of Aberdeen since they won their first league title , I was just a wee lad then...Willie Miller was, my favorite as a kid.....Liverpool as well.....Aberdeen came close a few times after fergie left to winning the title,.. I just wish they hadnt sacked Alex Smith, he was a good man and manager, who built a good side......I remember praying Leeds would win the title,...despite being a huge fan of auld whisky nose fergie. There was something very special about that ,Leeds side ...before the premiership and all its ,billions was born.

[@Cani6al]

I remember as a young kid around 86/87 … watching United at old Trafford … watching strachan and thinking - in 5 years I will be better than him .. he was probably the worst player I have ever seen … and a few years later I watched him at Leeds … I’ve seen him snippets last 40 + years here n there and still I can’t believe he was a pro at the highest level . I honestly wonder how many slipped through the net in every town in Britain !!

[@rabbieburns2501]

@@Cani6al Fuck me! You talk some pish, mate!

[@philroger4979]

I visited Pittodrie once for an U-23's International - went because a young Paul Gascoigne was playing. I remember it vividly because I think it was the coldest I've ever felt. The wind was fair whistling in off the North Sea.

[@colindant3410]

Hi Calum. When I had just turned 9 years old, back in 1963, I got my first football annual as a Christmas present. In one of the articles I came across the phrase 'fitba daft'. It was years before I realised that 'fitba' was 'football' spoken in a Scottish accent! Needless to say, I wasn't growing up in Bonny Scotland!

[@Robby334]

I love this video and have it - A great pair of men Bill and Leslie - RIP Both

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

Haha, Bill fortherby was like Aurthur Daly, great blokes..!!

[@markstott6689]

Away to Oxford United. 0-2 at half-time. Into a half empty away end (most were downstairs for refreshments) walks Leslie Silver and a young man, both in Leeds tracksuits. They speak with a few blokes down the front before making their way over to me and my mate Eddie. We're asked what we think of the first half performance. Eddie was about to start on a rant about how shit we were which I'd already heard once. So I told no you're wrong. I then explained my view. Which was that Oxford are nothing special. Man for man all our players are better. The problem was that Leeds were playing like a bunch of strangers. They had forgotten how to pass to each other. I just said all we need is clear heads and hard work and we could still win. I was thanked for my comments and they went back out onto the pitch and off to the changing rooms. Eddie, bless him laughed at me. 45 minutes later 2-4 and Chapman missed a penalty. I'd like to think I might have helped a little.

[@davesimpson7416]

Fantastic to watch from afar in NZ. Born in Yorkshire and forever Leeds fan, an amazing group of players and staff. Truely great memories and many thanks. Best I’ve seen on Leeds, and we survive another year in the top league. Gold.

[@philipallen4182]

Happy Days! Thanks for the video! How we could do with some of these midfield characters today in 2022. Before talking about a statue for Bielsa think about one for Wilko!

[@Cuz_lufc]

Wilko and his 10 year plan were massive for Leeds, the very reason they were producing so many good youngsters years later. Vinnie only received 3 yellow cards that season as well

[@richardtodd1898]

Thanks Gorden I was the south stand when you scored against Leicester & that atmosphere will live with me forever,you had to be there to understand it

[@jaylee7150]

I was in the end pen lowfields straight on the pitch after the game what a season-electrick!

[@iansamuels5242]

We were in the low fields and had a radio on and Stuart Hall was in a commentary box somewhere and remember him saying I've gotta go the fans are trying to get in 😂

[@kairigby9117]

Good documentary and a classic underdog story. Unfortunately, the days of small clubs like Leeds winning titles are long gone. FFP makes sure of that.

[@TC.Lee33]

Cess Podd , what a great guy, great footballer, great defender and stalwart of Bradford City. Well done Cess for all your service 👏👏👏

[@nicksmith3315]

This brought my youth back to me. Brilliant.

[@mickmcgill5234]

I'm 63 now started following Leeds 1975 I'm from Glasgow but love Leeds had privilege of being in elland rd few yrs bk what day I had then came across this documentary ab fantastic memories let's hp Leeds this season hv better one than last but in Jesse I believe we hv signed fantastic manager

[@TrevorD2502]

Loved this show, i felt the atmosphere of the time from the conversations of the players & staff. Leeds United has had a great history 🇦🇺❤

[@Bunty1962]

Absolutely fantastic, what a joy to watch this and recall early 90's supporting the best team in the world. What a great bunch of professional players and real gentlemen as well. No prima donnas, just a great blend of hard working team players. The way Leeds have always been. Chuffed to bits, you can never take that away

[@TC.Lee33]

Absolutely brilliant incite of the time. Sounds like Howard had a bit of the Revie attitude and viewpoint. Leeds fans have always loved a battling, hard tackling, unified, leave it all on the pitch win or lose team.. above everything a player must be 'loyal' and know they're playing for the fans, club and the city before themselves.. 'Side Before Self' .. Marching On Together ✊👏

[@dhsumana407]

Clear aims and great care taken - building cohesion and working for one another - inspiring film and story

[@rickyraw5457]

And they worshipped Bielsa......let's remember how amazing a. Team Howard Wilkinson created and the exciting football they played.......Glory days........😁

[@chrisbaldwin3609]

bielsa was not in the same league as wilkos army

[@dalek3086]

Loved this. Classy Leeds team. From a Chelsea fan. No room for racism , message from Vinnie Jones. Chelsea's first black player Paul Canoville was booed by his own fans on his debut...

[@rosemaryfarell5264]

Bill Fotherby Absolutely BRILLIANT. HILARIOUS stories. Great Documentary.

[@paulwilliams5296]

Master piece. Thoroughly enjoyed that, brought back some fantastic memories. Bill was class

[@BremnerWilliam]

My appreciation for this upload. A Great pleasure to watch such a story. What a team, what a manager Wilco was 💛💙

[@mikemoscrop6380]

Love watching this again and again. Having recently moved to the states during the timeframe of this season I can remember the run in distinctly. Listened to that Liverpool game at Anfield on a short wave radio on the beach in Carmel early in the morning so I didn’t wake the wife up in the hotel room. It truly went from thinking we had blown it after the City result to what seemed like a miracle all within the space of about a week. It was a great season and had some great celebrations with my dad on the phone following amazing performances such as Villa & Wednesday. As a side note Strachen lived for many years in Bardsey, the village I grew up in & my dad used to do work for him.

[@RubyMarkLindMilly]

I'm a Blackburn fan and your journey to the title was similar to ours and you pipped man u like us aswell spot on 👍👍👍

[@X737_]

You talking about the SAS era when you bought the title?

[@RubyMarkLindMilly]

Tell me a title winning side that hasn't

[@X737_]

@@RubyMarkLindMilly rangers 20/21

[@novianovioTV]

Followed them round the country from London including Cantona’s debut away at Oldham. Great to see the players thought that 4-1 away win against Villa was pivotal: loved seeing that game from the middle of the Leeds fans away. Leeds away fans great to be on the road with. Thanks for the video

[@carolfinlay3279]

Absolutely brilliant! Quality club, quality people. Lived it, loved it, great watch.

[@chrisgil764]

Really great doc Loved every minute Brought Back so many memoiries MOT

[@glyjack]

I have the celebration tankard for the winning season, watching this brought all those games back - brilliant documentary

[@N4NO-B1TS]

Always a nice surprise to see me aged 12 with my dad, great memories, Leeds, Leeds, Leeds!!!?

[@just-jack-jj4647]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ismith9826]

Sunderland fan here- great production !

[@leedsunitedoldschool2837]

Wonderful years. Thank You SGT Wilko 🤍

[@The_Blueyonder]

Very interesting, enjoyed. Wilkinson is the last English man to win the league, 30 years ago! They did however get found out in Europe losing to Rangers home and away.

[@chickypie4426]

This is a great watch, really enjoyed it

[@fabkev2198]

Fantastic documentary!!! Gotta love Leeds even if you don’t support them!! Brilliant!!!!

[@rewind2play]

Everton fan here, what a great story..

[@mrwilson7769]

Thanks for uploading this , I'm a Rangers man but Leeds my English team 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@chrisamg851]

Rangers v Leeds in 1992 double leg amazing

[@brucemcintosh7466]

The Battle of Britain

[@mrkipling2201]

With how well Leeds did in the 1991/92 season made it so surprising what happened in the 1992/93 season. Finishing near the bottom of the table and not winning an away game for months on end.

[@havoc6_1_6]

Wow, what a fantastic documentary, I loved every minute of it. I was intending on watching it it it just auto played when I was out of the room. I'm a massive Liverpool fan and Leeds are huge rivals to us so I wouldn't have watched it under any other circumstances. I just found it really inspirational, what a great bunch of lads. I can remember watching them that season and not really knowing the back story, I'm so glad they beat the Mancs to the title. I saw Leeds at Liverpool in 1991, great atmosphere standing on the Kop, my feet hardly touched the floor it was that packed.

[@zapre2284]

I always remember Leeds coming to Goodsion and beating us 3-2 on what I think may have been either the opening day of the season, or at least Everton's first home game......I was about 10 years old, and I just happened to wear our Yellow away top ...which was the same colour as what Leeds were wearing, so I kept my kept my jacket closed. Main memory was Big Nev having his protest at half time.

[@fragdad]

As a life supporter of a small town club, you have moments that give you lasting memories. Some clubs have seasons that create memories for everyone. What a season that was!

[@fakenewssucks211]

as a man u fan i can state what an absolutely fabulous documentary this was ,i can recall the 91/92 season and yes we were well into planning our first division championship win for 25 years or so absolutely 1000 per cent congrats to leeds on that season . Also if i’m not mistaken think it was the last season before sky contract took over the game and brought us to the shadow of the real game we have now .

[@merseydave1]

Some people might know me from the web being negative about Leeds United from the 1970s ... I can say without any doubt that Leeds United winning The 1991-2 League Championship fully deserved it ... this is a Very Good Documentry.

[@andylees5258]

Great side, great memories. Always thought it was strange letting Vinnie Jones go and Eric Cantona as might have won more with that team.

[@MarkPitsmoorOwl]

Great watch Howard Wilkinson is a Sheffield Wednesday and so am I Great times to be aSHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY FAN! 3 Major cup finals Europe top tier football from 1984-2000 big Ron Atkinson John Sheridan. Waddle Hirst did it for me at Hillsborough stadium Great times at Leeds United to brilliant times to be a football fan unlike now MONEY AS KILLED ZICO SWFC. FAN just like Wilkinson lots of swfc Ex players in this leeds team💙👍👊 great doc

[@jk12114]

Wonderful to see Bill Fotherby Howard Wilkinson Gordon Strachan Vinnie Jones all trying to give others the credit ! You don't see that these days unless it's crafted p.r virtual signalling. Fotherby bringing all those talented people together IS SPECIAL ! WELL DONE ALL ! This was the most authentic I've seen Vinnie Jones and Strachan is just class !

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

Notorious Leeds United football club 🇬🇧

[@MDCB1]

WOW!! What memories!!! Gratitude!!!

[@athlone1975]

What a midfield Leeds had in 1991/92.

[@ElectricSoulShow]

You are so right... What a midfield

[@Dave-hu5hr]

Can still hear the commentators to this day.. 🎙"CHAPMAAAaAN!" 💙💛

[@dazpain7652]

What a documentary this needs sharing thank you

[@sarahmarks6743]

I`m a 53 year old Man U fan and I despise Leeds and I was going to stop watching but glad I didn't. Great documentary and thank you Howard and Leeds for Le King , the maestro ERIC CANTONA. Thank you made Man United great.

[@spongebob8678]

gordon was a great player .for leeds..lee chapman was blood sweat and tears ...a fantastic striker..

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

Great times 🇬🇧

[@ElectricSoulShow]

Leeds United have had 3 really great sides, in their History. Don Revie Side from 1967 to 1974. Then Howard Wilkinson side 90 to 92 and then David O'Leary's Side from 1998 to 2001 - what great sides they were. At their best, I still can't decide who was the best of the three? Don Revie's team won more trophies (And had truly great players within it), but if you were to put out a fully fit and prime side. Who would you choose? Don Revie's side, Howard Wilkinson side and David O'Leary's side? I would go for David O' Leary side. A special mention for Marcelo Biesla. He will always be loved by me and most Leeds United fans worldwide. For 3 seasons he played a style of football that got the World football media to look at the club again. So much so that the "Dirty Leeds tag got taken away from us. He is and always be loved by us Leeds United fans - worldwide...

[@ElectricSoulShow]

@Ollie DYG Thanks, Ollie. I think that this same company or organization should do a documentary on David O' LEARY SFROM 1998 TO 2001 - WHAT A SIDE WE HAD THEN.. WOW

[@chrisbaldwin3609]

no contest the revie side made this club and ruled for a decade , the other two were blips one had a couple of seasons at the top , and the other never won owt and was destroyed by ridsdale

[@Dave-hu5hr]

Revies. And I was born in the early 80's.. 💙💛

[@stephend7679]

LEEDS 1967/ 1974. WERE THE BRST LEEDS TEAM BY A COUNTRY MILE... WHAT A MIDFIELD. GREY .GILES BREMNER.LORIMER......

[@stephenoldfield7124]

The Oleary side better than Revie's? They played 10 seasons in Europe, reached 4 FA cup finals, 5 European finals, were champions twice and runners up 5 times. Their manager was manager of the year 3 times; they had 4 footballers of the year; between 65 and 75 they won more football matches, scored more goals and accumulated more points than any other English club side. The Oleary team won ..... nothing.

[@drughibianconeri3052]

football was wonderful at that era

[@truthpeddlar9358]

Fulham fan but got tears in my eyes top doc.

[@ryanrobinson3900]

Still pains me that howard wilkinson doesn’t have a statue for what he did for us

[@wallyton]

Nicely done Mosco! Great memories...

[@markauckland666]

Gary Speed, we miss you

[@chrisblanchard3882]

Excellent documentary about one era of the history of a huge club. Based in a fantastic city with unbelievable fans

[@davidmacey5422]

Went along to ER the day Cantona signed to organise a game against the reserves for the college team I started (we lost 7-0) but as I walked into the main reception Gordon thought I was a fan and told me to "Fuck off out". Proud day indeed.

[@gordonroy7860]

Quality. My god how football has changed. I miss those days.

[@TheJay1471]

Im a white guy !, I used to go to the blues in harehills all the time , my best mate at the time was Sherman , my favourite players was Chris Fairclough and Chris Whyte , remember beating Mr.Fairclough at football on the machine in the Peacock back in 1990 , Peacock used to be a proper pub , now its just a Leeds united look at me place !!!

[@paulembleton3087]

Being leeds all my life I am 58 now I remember the good bad times

[@steviesvideos319]

Great memories, great documentary!

[@fletchercwng]

The best midfield since the Revie years Strachan Batty McAlister Speed

[@joebryant5722]

R.I.P Gary Speed. Tragic.

[@garrybroadbent8297]

Far from A Leeds fan but great documentary…remember the time we’ll…great team.

[@CARLIN4737]

I like Leeds. Good luck next season. Albion.

[@mamebiramdiouf3256]

What an embarrassing club. Worked there between 2013-2018 and no one mentioned Leeds United once. Closed a stand when they were in League One. A city of a million people with one team and they can't fill a tiny ground

[@markfalshaw-gv9im]

Iam a Liverpool fan and I was in the Kop that day and we all went on the ale when Leeds won the League ,Man u were sick that day so that will do for me ,plus Leeds deserved it and Mick Jones was my mums cousin so that added a bit so well done Leeds and for me they should all ways be playing at the top cos they are a big club and one of the boys

[@maxplanck9055]

David batty fantastic at a sideways pass😃✌️❤️🇬🇧

[@dcanmore]

amazing to think Howard Wilkinson is the last English manager to win the English Premier League.

[@michaelmuldowney8]

Howard Wilkinson - still the last English manager to win the Top League championship - 30 years on !!

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

I remember watching Leeds away at Barnsley in the Barnsley end standing and Mel sterling scored a 30 yard screamer and the whole Barnsley end went up lol it was rammed with Leeds fans..We took the roof off that day..I didn’t see one bit of bother either...Love been a Leeds United fan 👌

[@rickyraw5457]

In the early nineties the football hooligans were all taking ecstacy....🤪

[@keithhodgson6489]

Brilliant. Thank you.

[@mrperfectedkelly]

Vinnie Jones is as hard as my last bowel movement

[@mrkipling2201]

You must have bad constipation then!! 🤣🤣👍👍

[@billy-jz2xj]

Try Dulcolax that should soften it up. 🤣

[@manpreetbrar838]

Curry and chapattis keep it smooth

[@fatman4346]

Vinnie jones was the right man at the right time for leeds. Of course he wouldn't be a footballer now he would be constantly sent off but back then football was a bit like the wild West.

[@wrighty9007]

Don't think he even got booked at Leeds🤔

[@Rubydoo691]

Arsenal fan but really enjoyed that......good old days