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Don Revie

A black and white photograph of Peter Lorimer with the ball at his feet, ready to cross or, more likely, shoot
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Off the leash

In 1973, writes Moxco,Super Leeds were at their lowest. It was time for Revie to let them play.
A collage by Joe Gamble showing characters involved in the chaotic summer of 1974
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Big 'ead

Top 5 chaotic summers: 1974

Brian Clough runs amok, as Moxco runs down five chaotic summers that make 2023 look relatively organised (almost).
Billy Bremner kicking a ball, in front of the numbers 61/62, and another image of John Charles playing for Juventus
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Throwing tea cups

Buying time | Last day 1961/62

Don Revie had an inkling, but few others knew what was at stake. At Newcastle in 1962, writes Rob Conlon, Leeds faced the most important final day in their history.

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Paul Madeley playing for Leeds in the 1960s
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1968: Arsenal 4-3 Leeds

Tight and tactical

Don Revie was fed up of defending his players for defending. At Highbury in 1968, writes Moxco, they pleased everybody but him.

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

Claim to fame | Chris Galvin interview

Playing on the day in 1970 when Eddie Gray scored his two greatest goals was another young winger, desperate for a chance in Revie’s side. Rob Conlon speaks to one of the Lads of Leeds, Chris Galvin.
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Back to school

Wednesday 12th February, 1969

In 1969 Leeds United were going for their first league title, but before a Wednesday night match with Ipswich Town Jack Charlton had some time to spare. So he went back to school.

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Trust

When Harry Met The Don

Good things happen when a manager trusts the board.

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2017-18, Issue 05 2017-18, Leeds United, Subscribers

Don Revie On The Leeds Legend Allan Clarke

Legendary illustrator and the man who brought sock-tags to Super Leeds, Paul Trevillion, shares what Don Revie told him about Allan Clarke

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