Leeds United 1-0 Tottenham: The next dimensions
This time last season Leeds were a team with dimensions we hadn't had seen, possibilities we hadn't yet explored. And they're like that now, again.
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Champions League 2001: Milan vs Leeds United
Milan, and Barcelona, and Kim Milton Nielsen, and UEFA, and probably Christos Michas, all stood between Leeds and six more lucrative group stage games.
Casper Ankergren ⭑ From A-Z since '92
Casper Ankergren fell in love with English football, and with Leeds, straight away. He even fell in love with Dennis Wise.
The Great Secret: Marcelo Bielsa and a Plan to Save Football That Nobody Dares Carry Out
Everyone working in football knows that everyone working in football — at and near the top, at least — is paid too much money, and that the game would be better in almost every way if they were paid less money. The inflation of football, in Bielsa's phrase, needs to pause.
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Davide Somma ⭑ From A-Z since '92
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Leeds United 1-1 Manchester United: Hype down, pipe down
This was frustrating because Leeds could have won, and because Leeds are still a team stuck at could.