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Thirty years ago, Howard Wilkinson swapped David Rocastle for David White. Anthony Crewdson remembers a high speed player with more to offer.
- By Anthony Crewdson
When studies show losing means more pain than winning means happiness, what about Leeds United, asks Anthony Crewdson.
David Rocastle was perfect for Leeds, writes Anthony Crewdson, but so was the midfield already.
Anthony Crewdson looks ahead to a season of subtle but important changes, as Jesse Marsch makes his mark.
Underdogs always want to shout, but Anthony Crewdson is wondering if that’s what Leeds need.
We won’t get a trophy for it, but Anthony Crewdson says securing a third season in the Premier League could be Bielsa’s biggest success.
Bielsa’s Leeds haven’t looked like the team we’ve known. But, writes Anthony Crewdson, Bielsa has a plan for that: repentización.
A chance meeting on a flight, and a chance for Anthony Crewdson to share a talisman with United’s chairman.
Whatever people’s views of England at the Euros, writes Anthony Crewdson, Leeds fans had someone to unite them.
We’ve missed Elland Road, but Anthony Crewdson says our home as we know it will soon be part of our past.
While Super League proposals measure football for its revenue, Leeds United have a human richness that’s harder to find.
Aidan Butterworth had a playing career Leeds fans dream of, Allan Clarke teaching him how to finish Eddie Gray’s crosses, while Paul Madeley tackled him in training. Then he walked away.
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