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'LOAN-A-PHONEY' is the headline on an old school magazine advert featuring Angus Kinnear holding a phone to his ears and the names of 'Fucking Sinisterra', 'Fucking Wober', 'Fucking Kristensen' etc. Every One Orta Go!
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Humble pies

If you don’t want to be here…

Liam Cooper gave his teammates a choice, writes Steve York. What should we read into his former teammates’ decisions?
A photograph of Charlie Taylor's head
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Taylor made

Come back at left-back

Charlie Taylor was supposedly a rebel, but now he makes sense, writes Steven York.
Marcelo Bielsa looking down in a big Leeds United jacket. He might be sad, it's hard to tell, 'cos he often looked like this
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SOS

Three Deaths

Bielsa helped Leeds rediscover its soul. This season, writes Steve York, Leeds lost it again.
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A photograph of Illan Meslier, with a bit of lens flare for atmosphere
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Glove life

Mais Non Meslier

The vultures are circling. Steven York is wondering what do we do if Meslier leaves.
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Brenden Aaronson running with the ball at his feet, standing up in the face of a gentle breeze
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Punching smoke

Wafer Gazelle

Leeds need Brenden Aaronson to look as good as he could be, writes Steven York.
Three Jesse Marsch's side by side. They all look angry and frustrated
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Battered umbrella

Storm after storm

Jesse Marsch was supposed to calm this team down. So far, Steven York says, we’re just getting a different kind of chaos.
Brenden Aaronson playing in the black and orange away kit, against a white back drop with a horizontal orange bar running across
Big talk

A long way to legend

Brenden Aaronson wants to be a Leeds legend. But, asks Steven York, how will that be possible?
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An image of a big Marc Roca and a little Tyler Adams against the backdrop of a black and white TSB logo
Finding solutions

Quarterback Required

Leeds signed two players to replace Kalvin Phillips, but there’s still one key ingredient missing.
A collage of contrasting Leeds emotions against Scum — Scott McTominay's awful face, and Raphinha grabbing the ball after equalising at Elland Road
Let's prove it

Roses are red white

The first part of promotion was completed in the Championship. But Leeds’ work isn’t done yet, writes Steven York.
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A collage of Gjanni Alioski embracing Pablo Hernandez, Raphinha applauding fans, and Brenden Aaronson celebrating his upcoming Ballon d'Or
For the Ballon d'Or

Great expectations

What does 'better' look like for Leeds United? We have to be realistic, so let's start with Brenden Aaronson winning the Ballon d'Or.
Joffy Gelhardt, the young star, and Sonny Perkins, the younger star
A tightrope along a pathway

Which way to the pitch?

Steven York is trying to work out how all our talented kids get into our new-look team.
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A collage of the Kalvin Phillips mural in Leeds, Raphinha kicking an opposition player in the head, Marcelo Bielsa, and Jesse Marsch
Ken Bates still doesn't have one

Save our Souls

Why Leeds must focus on keeping hold of what was once lost.
Kalvin Phillips and Raphina, with arrows pointing presumably to their destination, Leeds
Raise you

Holding all the cards

We’ve often been the victims of unfair transfer deals, but as this transfer window opens, we’re in charge.
Victor Orta chatting to Andrea Radrizzani with the words 'sack the board' written over them
What's that noise?

Eat the rich and bow to Joffy

If Leeds United intend to be a Premier League club, Andrea Radrizzani has to do better than this.
An illustration of Kalvin Phillips celebrating wildly against a yellow background — buy that, Scum!
Help him

What do we do with you, Kalvin?

We never want to be without him, but who can we play with him, or instead of him? Steven York is doing the worrying.
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Elland Road, 1972:

50 days that changed Leeds United forever.

The cover of See You Win: TSB & Trevillion special issue bookazine, featuring a collage of Paul Trevillion artwork by Ed Cowburn
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  • Big Jack and Don wanted the Cup
  • Paul Trevillion wanted to thrill
  • Elland Road, 1972 —
  • 50 days that changed Leeds United forever

A 160 page special publication by The Square Ball, Paul Trevillion and Leeds United Supporters’ Trust, to celebrate Leeds United winning the Centenary FA Cup in 1972.

When Don Revie picked up the phone to call Paul Trevillion, he thought he was getting a public relations expert. What he got instead was a true born artist, a whirlwind of ideas and action, a charismatic tempest. Revie soon nicknamed him, ‘The Beaver’.