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Our first issue of 2021/22 is on sale outside Elland Road for the game with Everton on Saturday 21st August. It's been a while.
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The past two seasons have been the best in recent history, yet also the saddest.
There was no transfer window to worry about before 1963/64 season, but there was the small matter of the games starting.
After Huddersfield and Sheffield United, Leeds? Andy P confidently predicts not, because they had bigger problems than a second chance.
You can’t take sentiment out of football, but without Gjanni Alioski, Dave Guile is wondering where we’ll find it again.
Marcelo Bielsa doesn’t worry about pre-season scorelines, and Tom Hinchcliffe says neither should you.
A year on from promotion, Chris McMenemy is wondering if any of Leeds’ lessons are being learned in the EFL.
The spin cycle approach to running Leeds never worked, says Steven York. But now we’ve stopped Danny Pugh and got off, are we ready for change?
With lots of fans clamouring for big-name signings, Calum Archibald wants one thing: someone he hasn’t heard of.
In market research, writes Laura Finnemore, businesses pay customers because knowing how they feel is crucial. In football, for some reason, it’s the other way around.
We’ve missed Elland Road, but Anthony Crewdson says our home as we know it will soon be part of our past.
After three seasons going relentlessly up, Miles Reucroft is wondering if we’re ready for Leeds standing still.
Centre-back passing stats. Fine words for the Premier League. But Jimmy McCovick won’t forget some other defensive metrics.
It’s kid versus kid for the Leeds United goalie shirt. Patrick Gunn introduces the new contender.
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