Does Gary Neville want Leeds United back in the Premier League? | MNF Retro

[@rageagainstmyhairline5574]

As a Leeds fan, just want to say thanks to all the fans of our old rivals leaving positive comments. Even if worst comes to worst and the season is vetoed, it means a lot that you'd enjoy the competition again. It was a hell of a lot of fun back in the day. Hope we all get to finish this season. Was likely to be one of those era-defining ones before the obvious.

[@mowvu]

can't say i have any good feelings towards lufc. having said that, i repeat the sentiments and leeds absolutely should be in the prem. I'm a donny fan btw🤫 good luck to us all😷

[@orsondsilva9011]

Do you have homegrown players like Smith amd Milner and of course the adopted one's who were loved as much. Robinsons and Kewells and Vidukas. Wow. What a team y'all had! I remember Terry Venables too as Manager and then Reid after him wasn't it?

[@Sniffles69]

@@orsondsilva9011 David O'Leary had the great team and those two came after as it started to fall apart.

[@rorysullivan5694]

I'm a West Ham fan who works in Leeds. Massive club mate, not saying I like them but can't deny the passion of the fans and the stature of the club. You have to be in the Prem, it's ridiculous having you lot messing about in the Championship for so long.

[@tituspacian70sad]

I am a Man Utd fan to the core and I cannot wait to see Leeds running riot in the premier league next season.

[@worthalook4870]

As a man united fan and watching and growing up as a teen in the 90’s - I want Leeds back in the premier league. Just for the rivalry and banter

[@97THECHARLIE]

Bet you both have never been to a united game in your life. Hate plastic fans

[@JosephBall959]

@@97THECHARLIE piss right off

[@simonmitchell1128]

I want them to come up to see them go back down

[@unclebens6031]

637northdohenydrive Lodger not really. A few years ago when they were struggling in championship they got around 20000 a game

[@199019852007]

@Alan i do as arsenal fan i remember nelson vivas left JFH open at the back post

[@bennwood6179]

Would love to see Leeds back a proper football club. Love em or hate em you can't stop talking about them. And their fanbase can create a rivalry with anyone, and we need more intense rivalries and passion in the pl

[@nickdi-nardo480]

Your rite there are too many nothing teams in the league now with small fan bases no real attitude to them tourists really time to send them home and get the real clubs back

[@simplythebest286]

they are back now !!!

[@zanygamez2856]

We're back! 💛💙

[@tejasbhat4477]

@@zanygamez2856 hope you enjoyed the match yesterday mate

[@zanygamez2856]

@@tejasbhat4477 I was working all day, thankfully. 🎉

[@GreenNgold7]

Yorkshire vs Lancashire. White rose vs red rose. Manchester United Vs Leeds

[@GreenNgold7]

Oliver but they don’t play in a white kit. Leeds is the ‘capital’ of Yorkshire and Manchester is the ‘capital’ of Lancashire

[@farhanatashiga3721]

@@ahm512 maybe he means in footballing terms

[@cauliflowerpete616]

Manchester isn’t even in Lancashire.

[@boomflick1890]

Echo falls on its own leg I think York might be the capital of Yorkshire mate, clues in the name

[@ianbennett1491]

@@cauliflowerpete616 Lancashire play cricket there. Always have. Manchester is in the historic County of Lancashire. Greater Manchester is not a county.

[@99humz]

Arsenal, tottenham, chelsea, west ham, aston villa, birmingham, leicester, forest, derby, everton, liverpool, man city, man utd, leeds, sheffield utd, sheff wednesday, wolves, west brom, newcastle, sunderland, southampton, portsmouth Imagine a 22 team premier league with all of those rivalries.

[@horchatadrinker14]

That's my dream Premier League

[@GB-xp3rk]

Scrap Portsmouth and Southampton and bring in millwall and charlton

[@horchatadrinker14]

@@GB-xp3rk i don't care for Charlton. Millwall would be great because of the west ham rivalry, but south coast derby Is lit too

[@jb175]

That would be the dream premier league 😭

[@owenthompson5214]

I think they're too many teams already

[@tomhamberg8909]

James Milner is reaally anti manchester united. He has played for Liverpool, leeds and city

[@John-cj9er]

tom hamberg And Robbie Fowler

[@mam8234]

You can say the same about one of our own Saha

[@andywalker3878]

Leeds lad that’s why

[@acrazer9041]

he wants to retire at leeds

[@WOOOPdoctorFROGhere]

And yet most united fans, including myself, have a lot of respect for milner. Gives it his all every game. Was about to deservedly reach that rare achievement of winning the premier league with two different teams.

[@amychaseaussie]

As a liverpool fan, i can never forget the 4 goals mark viduka scored against us. At his peak he was very strong and has great feet for a big man.

[@lightninggornall]

his skill was insane , could skip past a player with ease using pure skill, most underrated striker premierships ever had, was good enough for any team in the world , unplayable at times

[@paulgray7014]

he was my all time favourite I remember a game against Arsenal at Elland Road where he held off Keown and Adams such a strong player and skill for a big man was insane

[@bighas96]

Viduka was a top top player

[@dundalis]

He was regarded as the second coming of Van Basten at the time for a reason. His only weaknesses was he was slow and didn’t really track back like ever lol. Literally elite in every other aspect. I’m sure he could dominate today but those two aspects of the game he was weak at are even more important today even for strikers.

[@roberthewison9936]

Let’s finish this season whenever we can and get back to the prem...MOT

[@OllieOnTour]

MOT

[@harrysenior9578]

ALAW

@tim campbell but ours are being voided. No nations has yet confirmed it will continue their season.

@tim campbell they already have been voided below the national league. Dont need an inside informant to know that. Every other league has yet to make a decision. None have said the season will be continued

[@laurenceinitham6075]

@tim campbell theirs no need to be so rude

[@12Hydrocarbon]

United fan here. Leeds was an attractive team. Young coach, nice stadium, players that were homogenous. I never forget when they all shaved their heads and played at Barcelona.

[@robocop423]

Against Valencia was when they shaved their heads

[@danginn6118]

Leeds fan. Here our ground is awful by today's standards. But I love it. And on the day it's hard to know a place with a better atmosphere.

[@LUFC273]

@@danginn6118 what you on about it better than most shitty prem gorunds

[@ronoccc]

@@danginn6118 leeds fan also, elland road is an absolute skip by todays standards haha, it's abit embarrassing. i think we need to let go of the best tear it down and build anew. but too many leeds fans stuck in the past

[@tone3817]

Marching On Together !!!

[@StewartEvans52]

this chat is full of banter fairplay,even as a cardiff city fan id like to see leeds back in the prem,but id also go as far to say forest also

[@RoadToVictory]

Who's here after leeds got promoted?

[@MarkSmith-er7fe]

only idiots

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@MarkSmith-er7fe Want chips with that salt mate?😁

[@windydickbaker1]

MOT

[@Darwinion]

Viduka's deft touch and skill was awesome for such a big guy.

[@Anthonyacg138]

Gary ‘to be fair’ Neville

[@BirdBoy40]

I was still at school the last time Leeds were in the Premier League. It’s crazy how long they’ve been gone! Due a return, huge club, passionate fans and would really stir up some old rivalries having them back

[@garinoakley]

Leeds follow there club a lot better than most prem teams.

[@dilksjoel]

Garin Oakley one club city

[@marascomedywig5350]

Joel Dilks And where you from Joel ?

[@kflem80]

Only since they stated doing well. Elland Road has mostly been half empty whenever I've been there

[@jb175]

@@kflem80 fans were boycotting Bates and cellino. Came back when they sold the club to radrizzani.

[@paulholt3124]

Super lufc called it spot on i know of a lot Leeds supporters who stop going to Elland road When Ken Bates was charging more for Tickets in league1 than most premier clubs, and sold all tallent breaking through ,and never spent a penny. But you know what they never missed an away game during the same period .Thats why they always sellout away,like when Blackburn gave 7000 for Tuesday night 2 seasons ago with nothing to play for

[@samstevens6544]

I love these two talking football. Great to hear the respect they had for their peers and their rivals as well. More of this!

[@samjohnston956]

7:56 cheers for answering my tweet lads

[@tombz1225]

Sam Johnston Legand

[@KeinanNFFC]

Leeds, Forest and Sheffield Wednesday in an ideal world

[@blackmamba-to3dz]

I'd much rather see millwall go up than Wednesday

[@m.jmarni8279]

Was just about to write the same I really really miss them three in the EPL

[@matthewrogan7150]

RD11 man said Wednesday like they don’t lose every week 😂😂😂

[@KeinanNFFC]

@@matthewrogan7150 I did say in an ideal world 😂

[@dan15d20]

Sunderland wba imo

[@81stCommander]

I'd love to see clubs like Leeds and Sheff Wed back in the prem. Sheff Utd are finally back. We just need Wednesday to level up.

[@MultiEve35]

Would you like to see Nottingham Forest back in the premier league

[@81stCommander]

@@MultiEve35 I guess so. But not over the 3 clubs I mentioned. Forest was kinda before my time.

[@service2204]

I'm a Glasgow rangers fan I want them back they were always there growing up 1 of the English greats

[@Support-your-local-team]

Rangers were also always there until one day they weren't.

[@service2204]

@@Support-your-local-team can't keep a club like ours down long 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@MarkSmith-er7fe]

@ exactly-they are scum

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

garry gordon :- Rangers and Man Utd. Fergie's old clubs. WATP & GGMU.

[@TheLastAngryMan01]

garry gordon Except when Celtic are winning nine and probably ten in a row...

[@j8lech]

The biggest thing about Leeds getting promoted to the PL, will be the introduction of one of the most copied, fabled, and looked up to managers in the world, managing in the greatest league on the planet. It will be such a great opportunity to see the groundwork Bielsa has laid for many of the other managers and players firsthand. We could be very possibly witnessing a Leicester situation within the first several seasons. The last thing I will say about Marcelo is, he took the job at Leeds for two reasons; first he fell in love with the town and it’s people, and secondly, he wanted the challenge of a lifetime.

[@curran1981]

Leeds are a premier League team and I can't wait until they return to where they belong. From a Newcastle fan.

[@andrewoliver8930]

They've spent more time out of it than in it.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@andrewoliver8930 And that's relevant because?

[@andrewoliver8930]

@@CB-xr1eg a "premier league" team that has spent longer out of it than in the premier league is possibly not a premier league team.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@andrewoliver8930 What a stupid thing to say. If a team is in the Premier League they're a PL team. 5 years ago Bournemouth had never even been in the PL but they were promoted into it and they were a PL team for 5 years.

[@andrewoliver8930]

@@CB-xr1eg premier league team returning to where they belong. Like I said, more years out than in.

[@reddevilsreview7021]

Definitely. Leeds were our rival back then. Especially since we took Cantona from them right after they won the league! Love it back then.

[@TheOriginalMegaKing]

Leeds v Man U wow what a rivalry that was.

[@turnpiketumbler8938]

As a Villa fan, I think it's insane that Leeds have been out of the Premier league for so long, the atmosphere, the stadium they deserve to be there. However like us they've no devine right to be in the Premier league either, but the likes of us Leeds, Forest even Wednesday and Sunderland not participating and being in the doldrums for so long, with smaller clubs faring far better just boils down to poor management of each club.

[@paulgray7014]

i agree the championship is absolutely mental and so tough to get out off hope you stay up when football starts again and we can play you in the Premier League next season

[@blackmamba-to3dz]

@@paulgray7014 I wouldnt wanna play them again. After last season I cant a stand them to be honest

[@ianmckenzie2680]

black mamba go self isolate

[@mick6370]

@@ianmckenzie2680 👍😂

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@blackmamba-to3dz What do you mean by "after last season"?

[@paddyb9921]

Aussies copping big recognition here. Things you love to see

[@williamwoods3256]

Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi oi oi

[@klopvennaz857]

Mark Viduka was a proper CF. He played like he was playing with his mates in the park.

[@JosephBall959]

Kind of tbh, miss the rivalries and they are a big club

[@oscarsilva2548]

man city a bigger club than leeds

[@JosephBall959]

@@oscarsilva2548 Leeds cl finals: 1 oilchester city ucl finals: 0

[@keyuantejohnson6266]

chelsea a bigger club than Leeds

[@Josh-oy7zp]

Why do you guys keep saying Oilchester and chelshit are bigger than leeds

[@oscarsilva2548]

@@JosephBall959 man city before the takeover won 12 trophies compared to Leeds only winning 9 trophies in their entire history

[@goldbridge]

For 11:56 I forgot about the virus for the first time in weeks. Thank you guys. ❤️

[@pallyali786]

Leeds and Forest. Both great clubs with an illustrious history.

[@makam517]

Need Forest and Leeds back in the prem instead of teams like Norwich and Brighton

[@keyuantejohnson6266]

chelsea a bigger club than forest and leeds

[@Josh-oy7zp]

Millwall Lol imagine the millwall vs West Ham derby jeez although I think it would be better if millwall weren’t in prem less killings and less violence

[@DC-vs2gy]

Manchester United and Norwich have to go.

[@Chris-zc9ft]

Yeah teams like Brighton and Burnley need to F off away from the Prem. However as a Liverpool fan I don't mind Norwich as a fixture they at least try and play football in the right way

[@batedawggg]

Keyuante Johnson 😂 Chelsea only big if we consider the plastics that supported them since 05. Tiny club

[@omaro3]

as a Liverpool fan, i would love to see Leeds come back asap to the Prem, a big club with a great fansbase inside and outside Britain

[@fd7349]

Everyone secretly wants leeds back in the prem

[@iryaniedit2317]

If Leeds go up I see them going straight back down that's my only issue

[@BeardyGit89]

Not even secretly.

[@aarondhaday5315]

637northdohenydrive Lodger no one says they have a bad atmosphere. But of course I’ll call them Leeds scum. I hate the twats. Calling yourself an ultra shows you’re a bit desperate.

[@berlinwhite]

@@iryaniedit2317 Why? We've got a stronger squad than e.g. Sheffield United had when they went up, and we will strengthen further when we go up.

[@aaron7706]

iRyaniEdit wring there style suits the prem

[@9hajduk]

Viduka great player.

[@mrkipling2201]

As a United fan I would love to see Leeds back in the top flight. I remember going to games against Leeds when they got back in the first division in 90/91 and they were proper games with a proper atmosphere. The games we had with them in 91/92 were great. The best game I went to though was the 2nd leg of the league cup semi final at elland road in the 90/91 season. What a game. Very lively as well !!

[@mrkipling2201]

the way well said.

[@ctheripper9630]

After Man Utd and Everton, Leeds was the game I always looked for when the fixtures where announced. Big club, big plus for the PL if they get promotion.

[@paulgray7014]

I used to love the Liverpool games even more than the Man United games great battles on the pitch but lots of respect off the field going right back to the 60s. shankly and revie. 1965 cup final liverpool applauded us at Anfield when we won the league in 1969. hope we come up whenever football resumes and renew the games next season

[@olegunnarsolskjaer337]

Leeds United, Sheffield Wednesday, Nottingham Forest, Coventry City, Sunderland . All great clubs who should be back in the top flight.

[@TheLastAngryMan01]

There’s no divine right to be in the top flight; teams generally end up where they deserve to be.

[@banerjeearijit1]

Miss the rivalry with Leeds need them in the Prem. Those matches were magical with them.

[@eugenekrabs8986]

Arijit Banerjee back when your club was relevant

[@banerjeearijit1]

@@eugenekrabs8986 Dickhead Alert.

[@eugenekrabs8986]

Arijit Banerjee no just facts. Liverpool and city are the biggest clubs in England these days. Winning UCL’s, and league titles while united are losing to Burnley, Watford, palace etc and playing Europa league football. Enjoy ole at the wheel and more failure😂😂😂

[@freshclipzzxi2568]

Eugene Krabs United still won’t go 30 years without winning it again🤣🤣 biggest club in the prem and always will be.

[@eugenekrabs8986]

freshCLIPZz XI ok whatever you say mate. You can live in the past while we win trophies galore, while your battling for 5th place.

[@Markb23236]

Viduka is legendary. Proper striker

[@waynehigham6504]

As a livepool fan I want leeds in the premier league be good to see them back

[@MultiEve35]

Would you like to see Nottingham Forest back in the premier league.

[@waynehigham6504]

@@MultiEve35 most defo leeds and forest

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@MultiEve35 NO

[@TheChannelofaDisappointedMan]

Viduka, in terms of technique, was an artist.

[@danpreston564]

Do Neville and Carra live together? That’s not social distancing.

[@jaker6363]

Dan Preston mate nevs and carra are 100% an essential service

[@John-iw1nn]

The rules don’t apply to Sky.

[@gregorypryce3392]

They could both easily defend against the virus even if they got it

[@fearlessjoebanzai]

Mate, these two cross swords when they go to the bog they're that close!

[@blgarndogg9673]

Looks like 2m apart to me

[@ElectricSoulShow]

Leeds United have reached the Premier League. In fact, they are Champions. The deaths of Jack Charlton, Trevor Cherry, and Norman Hunter, plus Leeds United being in their Century year; and finally the attendance of the amount of Leeds United fans attending "Away Matches" makes it even more special. And with all that puts the name of Leeds United on the back pages of most national newspapers across the land. Leeds United promotion means a lot to English football. More than people want to realize or care. In Scotland, the Leeds United side of the 1970s created the first biggest match between a top English side against a top Scottish side and that was Celtic. The biggest attendance at a British football match ever took place (135,000 fans at Celtic Park) at a European Cup semi-final match between Celtic v Leeds United in 1970..(still a record today). Leeds was the first modern superstar side from England that took to playing more like the Continental side than everyone else at the time. Due to Don Reviews' fascination with Real Madrid. He wanted his Leeds United side to play like them. Instead of trying to get the ball forward as quickly as possible to their wingers or center forwards. The Leeds United Don Revie side of the 1970s took a sidestep to all of that. Possession of the ball was the name of the game. A bit like Manchester City's style of play today; or sometimes like Spain's tikka taka style of football from 2008 to 2012... But this was a style of football from an English football side during 1970: that included aggressive steel that was needed to survive the competitiveness of the English division football at that time (1970). However, they got the whole of the British press talking. This wasn't happening in London, but in Yorkshire. To be precise It was happening within the city of Leeds. Leeds United was the first side to truly go for the "treble" within England which included the European Cup. They captured the whole nation's attention at the time as they were going for the European Cup, The Original Division One championship, and The Fa Cup... And they were only using 14 players to achieve this... and at the time the rules only allowed you 1 X substitution per match,.. ... They lost the lot. But the media's attention to Leeds United during the early to mid-1970s was immense. The FA cup final of 1970 in which they played against Chelsea went to a reply. It reached national news as it was, and still is considered the dirtiest Fa cup final ever in which Leeds United lost. Leeds United was refused time off by the English football authorities for fixture consumption, which eventually led them to lose the League championship to Everton by 1 X point. After the season had finished the English media was transfixed with Leeds United. It was a case of how many of the English players of the Leeds United side were going to be selected for Sir Alf Ramsey's defense of the 1970s World cup. Paul Reaney, Terry Cooper, Paul Madely, Norman Hunter, Jack Charlton, and Allan Clarke were all asked to be included within England's World cup at squad (1970). It was going to be the Leeds United defensive backline taking hold of the English World cup defense of their World Cup, apart from the inclusion of Bobby Moore in that defensive back four... However, Paul Reaney (Leeds United) broke his leg close to the beginning of the World cup of that year (1970). Paul Madely(Leeds United), turned down the offer as he stated that he was totally "exhausted" due to the sheer number of matches he had played that season (1970). That just left Terry Cooper and Allan Clarke who accepted the invitation and went with the English squad (1970) to defend their World cup... It was that season (1970) that put the name of Leeds United on everyone's lips across the British media and the English nation. They went on to amaze, shock, disappointment, and more..in the coming years. In fact, they raised a few eyebrows in the coming seasons when they became the first English club to attract a major sponsor on the fronts of their shirts...even in front of the national side which was England. They managed to attract the firm called "Admiral" to advertise on their shirts. And then they approached the national team England, later on. And In between that time they lost historical matches between sides like Colchester and Sunderland within the Fa cup..,, They appointed Brian Clough to the club as manager. They created a record at the time of not losing a football match within Division 1 for 32 matches (I am sure I am correct, but please correct me if I am wrong) They reached a European Cup final.....

[@iz127]

Now, they're with Bielsa in Prem. Now we're talking football!

[@Josh-oy7zp]

We all want Leeds back lol

[@Josh-oy7zp]

Puskas Leeds are so hated lol along with millwall

[@oscarsilva2548]

man city a bigger club than Leeds

[@Josh-oy7zp]

Oscar Silva *Oilchester city*

[@keyuantejohnson6266]

chelsea a bigger club than Leeds

[@oscarsilva2548]

@@Josh-oy7zp man city before the takeover won more trophies and had a bigger fanbase than Leeds

[@ramcanand]

Nice to see Carragher doing an amazing impression of Darren Farley

[@nathanbrown4470]

😂

[@Blordow]

viduka was one of the best and underrated strikers in the league in his time, never understood why he wasn't picked up by one of the top clubs, no disrespect to leeds or newcastle.

[@ianbennett1491]

Every disrespect to Leeds. He was at the biggest club.

[@craigmullen9046]

I'm a City fan but I'd have Leeds,Forest, Sheff wed back in a heartbeat love going to them grounds as an away MCFC

[@MultiEve35]

If Nottingham Forest get back to the premier league you should come to the city ground

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@MultiEve35 Never gonna happen. mid table championship club at best.

[@robertreader6539]

Bowyer and batty were proper footballers. Got up and gave as good as they got. Every team needs one player like that. We were lucky to have had 11

[@cwaddle]

I dont know where carragher is getting his tan from when you are not supposed to go out

[@fearlessjoebanzai]

Not a tan. He was just a bit flustered after almost getting caught tickling Neville's taint!

[@harryburns8767]

cwaddle he will have a sun bed in his house

[@heehee4651]

Ever heard of a garden mate?

[@beatsbyadmiralz5915]

Joe Baker-Green dafuqs a garden?

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@heehee4651 dafuqs a garden mate?

[@markdurham7939]

Really hope Leeds come up this season just so they can give it to utd.

[@badgeholderdave]

yes, you are correct, they will give an easy six points to Man U.

[@Killerkwoi13]

@@jackrevans9463 we smashed u 4-0 in preseason and it was your biggest game all year

[@Killerkwoi13]

@tim campbell your biggest result in about 15 years yh?

[@Killerkwoi13]

@tim campbell i agree

[@charlietm4350]

We will dominate the ball against the scum, on our day we will smash em, they won't handle bielsa ball. 😜

[@Onlinesully]

got to hand it to pundits. especially Jamie as it's his primary livelihood along with his column. talking about football which he loves is a nice life for him abs fair play to him.

[@austinbourke9292]

Big congrats all round. On the balance of this crazy season thier success was well deserved.If they can hold the present squad at least they should be well capable of holding their own with the best

[@LaurentFrangie]

Hark! Doth mine ears deceive me? Are Gary and Jamie actually agreeing with each other!?

[@fearlessjoebanzai]

Agreeing? They were whacking each other off before the camera cut to them!

[@farhanatashiga3721]

Believe it or not, I think the years of being together as pundits has bonded them together.

[@Monkeypole]

@@farhanatashiga3721 the years of rivalry as players too though, they respect eachother and eachothers teams.

[@Ladinhio]

Love us or hate us , you won’t stop talking about us MOT

[@ovobegzinoii51]

Like it or not, Leeds fans are some of the most passionate fans in Europe, something the Premier League needs is a bit of Passion!

[@alexlee8376]

I think Leeds biggest mistake back then was signing Robbie Fowler from Liverpool. No one talks about this. At the time Leeds was already heavily in debt and they spent 11 mil (back then this was a lot) on Fowler who was going downhill, when they already had Viduka, Keane and Smith upfront. Even though Fowler did well initially I think this was when the team started to fall apart financially. Seth Johnson was another unnecessary expensive signing which completely backfired.

[@danielhackett1581]

^ this 100%... total unnessary signings particularly as kewell was a CF too and bridges was still at leeds also. They made a big bet on qualifying for the CL the season b4 and fell short so instead of being prudent they doubled up and spent more on unnessary signings

[@dundalis]

It’s also who they failed to sign. They were very close to signing Ronaldinho from Gremio, and also had significant interest in Van Nistelrooy well before Man Utd. Lampard was another one although I think his dad changed his mind. They were in the brink financially but probably manage to keep the books balanced if they hadn’t fallen out of the champions league. Ronaldinho alone could have changed everything.

[@techtipsuk]

Leeds should definitely be in the Premier League. Really hope they manage to do it.

[@craigheath3311]

They hate each other as much as they respect each other. Love the banter

[@ElectricSoulShow]

The main reason why clubs want to see Leeds back in the Premiership is because of the fantastic following that they take to away games... It is a fantastic sight to see. When they are taking 5 to 7 thousand fans to every away game. Depending on the Other side tickets availability to them. The atmosphere at these games is brilliant because of it! Secondly because of their team's History - the 1970s side (Don Revie) and he side of 1999/2001 - (David O leary side). Both sides still to this day most UK football supporters up and down the country can name THE PLAYERS that played for both of those side playing team. That's how good those Leeds United teams were. At that time Harry Kewell when he played for Leeds he was unplayable ( He was our John Barnes) and so was Tony Dorigo and Rio Ferdinanda. That how good there were... Plus the 3 part of this Jigsaw is that they are a One city Club (Leeds United) who can generate massive fan support

[@jasegmoney9542]

Ahh, what happened to Australia ! Viduka, kewell, Cahill , those were the days. Now you’re lucky to find any aussies in the prem.

[@dundalis]

Lazaridis was quality in his day too, same with Aloisi. Bosnich and Schwarzer. Then you had players like Okon, Bresciano, Emerton, spread across other top leagues.

[@Bounce625]

Many championship teams think they "deserve" to be in the prem. However I think ONLY Leeds deserve to be there. Liverpool fan.

[@benrobinson9473]

Good to see Gary and Jamie isolating together well

[@am2382]

Hate to say it, but adding Leeds will be interesting again.

[@keyuantejohnson6266]

chelsea has more history and won more trophies than Leeds

[@jakedavies778]

Keyuante Johnson what’s that got to do wi out

[@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986]

Keyuante Johnson not until chel$ea starting buying trophies with abramovich before that nobody cared about a mediocre west London club. The pride of Yorkshire will always be ours MOT

[@keyuantejohnson6266]

@@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986 Chelsea before the money won 11 trophies compared to leeds winning 9 trophies

[@keyuantejohnson6266]

@@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986 Chelsea won their first honor in 1955 leeds didnt win their first honor until 1968

[@bigJohn-r7x]

Man United fan here, premier league needs more characters, and i cant think of a much bigger character than Bielsa and his bucket. The man is football history personified and seeing him bring Leeds into the prem would be historic.

[@_isaac_boam06_88]

Definitely ALAW

[@charlieviii6570]

Mark Viduka was probably the best striker to ever play in the Premier League!!!

[@marknewbold2583]

The Australian Premier League?

[@elijahtchilembe-mpovie2715]

As a Liverpool fan, watching Leeds is fun, *BRING THEM UP!*

[@mavericktriple9488]

I'm happy for Leeds to be back where they belong. I've supported them since I was small, we as fans has had to ride one big rollercoaster ride the last 16 years with so much going on. All I hope now is they still where they belong for many years to come.

[@sevesellors2831]

Great to see us back and thank you to all our rivals for your kind comments, appreciated and respect to and your clubs. Remember we all love football so rivalry but respect is essential.

[@skillz1557]

Leeds best fans and best manager💯

[@michelbrossier9143]

All over the World. Paris France.

[@loki112000]

As an Aussie I love hearing this. Viduka was a great player, he didn’t score many goals for Australia, I feel because we didn’t have the style of play that suited him. But you could see how good he was always!

[@dundalis]

The way Australian football has fallen off a cliff in talent development has been a travesty. The a-league might have saved a failing national football league buts it absolutely killed off the development of top class young footballers in the country. Look at the top class players we had in big European clubs back then compared to the last 5-10 years. Viduka and Kewell before his injuries were genuine world class and then you had quality players like Moore, okon, Zelic, lazaridis, Vidmar, Bresciano, Aloisi, Cahill, Bosnich, Schwarzer all quality players playing for good teams across Europe. Don’t have one current player that can hold a candle to them

[@Nautilus1972]

I haven't watched top flight football since Leeds went down. This could be the year we get back up. Super Leeds!

[@TheGeoBlade1]

I’d like to see Leeds back in the prem but especially Wednesday because im a Sheffield Utd fan and I love the Steel City Derby

[@trinelarson6655]

subs Robbie Kean,Robbie Fowler,alan Smith paul robinson Ian Harte-Rio Ferdinand-Gary Kelly-Jonathan Woodgate Midfield Leeds Bowyer - Olivier Dacourt- Json Wilcox-Eirik Bakke (Sogndal and Brann) Forward Mark Viduka Harry Kewell

[@richgl31]

Let’s get there - I have a feeling we will do well even in the first season. MOT.

[@jaxnorthmusic7863]

As a kid Leeds were a big team... Rio, harte, batty, bakke, Keane, Smith, bowyer etc...

[@thesatisfiedcustomer4869]

Going to Elland Road with United in the early 90’s was not for the feint hearted. Pure hatred. Being pelted with bottles and coins. Being kept back after the match and seeing hundreds of Leeds massed on the top of that grass bank waiting for us. Like a scene from Zulu. Top days out.

[@gabrielntshikose2247]

"He didn't say attend to you, He said exploit you" Haha that was brilliant

[@davidmasters2408]

Leeds United should be a premier league club without doubt. Any club of that size and stature with a fan base that big and passionate should be competing with the best. The premier league would be more exciting with Leeds there. From a humble Leyton Orient fan who remembers some great scraps with Leeds not too many years ago when we were in the same league! Unbelievable!

[@craigchadwick839]

I remember losing a 2.0 lead at Orient one night to draw 2.2. felt like a loss. Good luck to you boys anyway

[@JamesRoome]

1:10 Gary thinking why are you mouth breathing all over me LMAO

[@Fookracists]

Would love to see Leeds back in the prem. Big rivalry will be a great atmosphere and noise, rivalry is not just with us but with Sheffield United too the Yorkshire derby which should be good. Apparently there's rivalry with Burnley too is that true? If so then how?

[@countingcards1208]

Leeds, Wednesday and Forest should all be in the premier league. Massive clubs all three.

[@darrennsamwalker6948]

Used to hate everything what gary Neville promoted especially his team (still do). But times change and hes a good lad in my eyes. Thinks more about others than himself, that's been proven beyond a doubt recently. Hes also a top commentator. Well done gaz from an ardent leeds fan.....

[@rorysullivan5694]

Teams I'd love to see back Leeds, Forest, Sheff Wednesday, Derby, Cov and QPR. All teams I associate with the Premier League for different reasons.

[@Farnhamification]

Dukes getting the praise!

[@neilcrowesongs9768]

Great conversation

[@vincentvangough2008]

Leeds season ticket holder living in Stockport. My son and my missus have season tickets at Man U (apologies in advance). I’ve been to Old Trafford a few times over the years and the Man Utd fans still sing “we all hate Leeds scum” Absolutely love it !!! Great rivalry and praying I’ll be able to see fans back in the stands for 20/21. MOT ALAW

[@kieranarmstrong8200]

Phil and Gary self isolating together

[@Tridentus]

Did Gary say Liverpool don't play it down the channels? That's probably 40% of our play- get it down the channels for the front three then we can either cut into the box, or recycle back for a cross.

[@benjibradshaw69]

Daniel L. No, he said they don’t pump the ball down the channels, which is different to what you mean. Now Liverpool and other teams in the modern game play the ball intricately down the channels; it’s not just a big hoof for a winger to latch onto.

[@Tridentus]

@@benjibradshaw69 No that's pretty much what I meant. We'll whack percentage balls down the channels as fast as possible from the fullbacks very often if you actually watch us play, or Hendo is also great at it.

[@benjibradshaw69]

Daniel L. To be honest I don’t watch Liverpool play that much, so you’ll know more than me. Just in the games I have watched I’ve seen them pass the ball more than whack the ball.

[@chrisbaldwin3609]

leeds are one of the biggest names in english football , their fanbase is massive , it really is a daft question

[@josephthemanofsteelstalin4010]

love see Leeds back in the prem has a Stoke Fan

[@CB-xr1eg]

Love to see stoke in league 1. As a Leeds fan.

[@darrenvenables3514]

I'm a westham fan and always wanted to see Leeds bk in the premier league well done Leeds utd

[@jonathant4201]

Not to sound too serious but watching these two talk football is the best thing Sky ever did. Neville is rightly praised but Carragher has become a great pundit, willing to take the debate into new territory with real enthusiasm and natural flow, he talks football like a fan but the experience of a player and with a real intelligence lacking in many tv pundits.

[@mrtmassey8605]

Will be great to have Leeds back in the prem next season. Growing up in the 90's and the 00's Leeds were a great team and a massive club. I would day there are only 3 bigger clubs in England (liverpool, utd and Arsenal), they have a massive fan base and a great history.

[@keyuantejohnson6266]

chelsea is a bigger club than leeds

[@VOIDNBANDS]

@@keyuantejohnson6266 not true

[@DavidByrne85]

I wanna see all the big name clubs in there, thriving, rebuilding stadiums and approaching their potential again whether its Leeds, Villa, Forrest, Wednesday....no offense to the likes of Brighton, Bournemouth, Burnley (Wigan, Stoke, Reading, Swansea) et al but 🖐👎

[@gavintsang5778]

As a Man Utd fan, it would be great to see Man U v Leeds PL matches again as both clubs have great fanbase. We beat Leeds 4-0 in pre-season last summer and based on that Leeds definitely would struggle to compete in PL. So also looking forward to take 6 easy points off them if they do reach the PL.

[@iryaniedit2317]

Just play out the remaining games behind closed doors. Of course the problem is crowds gathering outside the grounds like we have seen already this season. The last thing anyone wants is to have this season declared null and void. Even fans of Norwich down in the drop zone. Everyone involved in the clubs from owners to the fans to the players to the staff they've all put in so much time, effort and money to have the season not mean anything. I feel like with european football it might be hard to cram it all in though if we resume in late April/ early may and play on until end of June. What must be done must be done the vast majority of people want to see this season end the way it's supposed to

[@iryaniedit2317]

@Dan Addy if everyone follows government instructions the league should be up and running again by May, what is wrong with thinking that can still be a possibility, pal? If the majority of the country has recovered by then they should still as a precaution keep fans out of the stadium for the rest of the season. Pro footballers have had a date set so being professionals they should be ready by that date. If they self isolate and keep clean until then then we can at least have football back by the start of May. Just keep the fans at home, pal

[@benhudson9331]

All Leeds aren’t we 💙💛 see you soon prem sides

[@andyd6338]

All void aren't we.....hoping I'm wrong

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@andyd6338 You were.

[@omardavids8912]

The quality of the football in the last two seasons have surpassed the proud history of the club. Most EPL clubs still play 30+ year old football.