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Wilf Gnonto going full Alioski in Swansea, wiggling his hands by his ears and sticking his tongue out as he looks down the camera
Let's go
"We win 4-0, bro! We win 4-0!" They did, and they do, and there's nothing bad to say about being here now it's happening.
Leeds United Women's player Ellie Dobson dribbling with the ball at her feet
Gale force
Ponytails flapping like flags, goalkeepers’ knees knocking at deadballs. “It’s not always easy to come to the north east and play football,” said Olivia Smart.
Leeds United Women walking off the pitch at Garforth celebrating beating FC United of Manchester
Obstacle to the onslaught
It could've been me playing against Leeds United Women in the County Cup. I was relieved it wasn't, until I saw Brighouse's worldie.
A photograph of Wilf Gnonto controlling a ball under the lights at Elland Road, wearing a long sleeve white home kit and gloves
“Bro, do I still have it?”
While he was burying his head in his hands after being substituted, it might have done Gnonto some good to listen keenly to Pat Bamford’s consoling words.
A photograph of Georginio Rutter sticking his tongue out as the ball rolls out of play for a throw-in towards the end of Leeds' win against Preston. The West Stand are laughing behind him while a Preston clogger is falling over trying to chase him
Soft drugs
Preston might have tried their best to make it an awful game to watch, but they only succeeded in making it a brilliant game for Leeds to win.
Cover of TSB magazine 23-24 issue 5, featuring Pat Bamford scoring his goal against Peterborough as drawn by Tom Lathom-Sharp
Hello Bamfs, goodbye Bill
This is the fifth issue of TSB's 34th season, and we're making the most of the best goal we've seen for ages.
Newcastle players mobbing David Batty after he lobbed Neil Sullivan from 35 yards. Honestly, it happened
Unstoppable
For a brief moment in time, writes Flora Snelson, David Batty was lobbing goalkeepers and joint-top goalscorer at Newcastle. Even Alan Shearer was worrying.
Andy Robinson celebrating his best goal for Leeds — scoring for Tranmere in a 2-0 win against Millwall
Pizzazz
Andy Robinson was destined to take Leeds to the Championship, writes Rob Conlon. He just never expected it would be with Tranmere.
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