Yellow car in Germany: Leeds 19 vs Hannover 96 & Schalke 04

Now it is summer and the sun is shining, but Leeds look great, and won't go wrong if they turn that into being great.

The midfield angle of Gary McAllister

Gary McAllister is gliding. The tacklers are in his wake.

Adam Clayton ⭑ From A-Z since '92

Clayton loved a strike. One that he placed in Leicester City's top corner from 25 yards won Leeds' goal of the season and really, really pissed Kasper Schmeichel off.

Harrogate Town 0-3 Leeds United: Give me a J

Our team does not yet look like the team that will canter to the EFL Championship title this coming season, but at Harrogate on Friday it looked different to the one that cantered into a brick wall at the end of their last campaign.

Anatomy of a super-team: behind the scenes at Leeds United in 1971 (part two)

In 1971 Leeds United was not 'happily reconciled', but a club with its greatest triumphs still ahead that was already, perhaps imperceptibly, coming apart.

Anatomy of a super-team: behind the scenes at Leeds United in 1971 (part one)

Here's a look behind the scenes at Elland Road close to the peak of United's greatest era, with a different focus to most looks at Leeds.

Uruguay, Canada, coping and the Copa: football and a four hour dirge

"The head coaches have power, the owners of the clubs have power, the media have power and the fans have power. But they don't use it."

Eight years later, Sam Byram is the future again

The old guard are supposed to hand down to the people who came after them, but next season is a stage for younger lads with longer stories.

Aaron Lennon ⭑ From A-Z since '92

Smith, Milner, Lennon. Twenty-three, seventeen, sixteen. Rothwell, Horsforth, Chapeltown. 2004 wasn't only a battle against relegation, and liquidation, but to save the future that the club's youth prospects still teased was possible.

Failure is inevitable when no one is allowed to fail

Marcelo Bielsa says football is getting worse because of the pressure and the scrutiny and the blame and the accusations. Or to put it another way, Lee Dixon's commentary.