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Glory Days
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Early Start
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Stilwater runs deep
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Flicks n Tricks
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New Badge
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Eyes Open
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Astle free
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Enjoy Yourself
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Tons o' fun
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Shack up
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On The March

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’.