106 days since Leeds United’s last game was a long time for Marcelo Bielsa not to change his plans, and after three cruel months of deteriorating certainties I’m grateful for the Peacocks’ constant rosarino.
Tyler Roberts has made Leeds United’s strongest case for finishing this Championship season, putting it in a new way this week.
Trevor Cherry was Leeds United’s captain, and if you squinted a little, you could see a resemblance to the great skipper he had played alongside in the good times.
It feels wrong to say that football can’t come back too soon. It can, and if recent reports of plans for bringing the top leagues back to training and matches are confirmed, it will. It’s good to make plans, and everything being discussed, whether it’s about three-week mini preseasons or a 56 day target to […]
An interview with Norman Hunter, with The Square Ball in 1991.
Leeds United’s accounts for the 2018/19 season have the hashtag nofilter honesty of a celebrity posting on Instagram in the third week of coronavirus lockdown to ask if they should, relatably, shower.
Without new games to look forward to, what are we doing with our past?
In these days of coronavirus crisis, Marcelo Bielsa is a reassuring figure. Maybe that’s not a good thing.
These players, many of whom have been at Leeds a long time, have remembered what fifteen years of patience have done to the fans, and decided their fate is not to wait anymore.