-Asmire ja sam 1000% ubedjen da ce Leeds ove godine izboriti mesto za Premier ligu jedino ako ne budu bili bas toliki baksuzi da opet ispuse.
Sto se tice Smitha ja mislim da se on bas nebi najbolje snasao u Spaniji ili Italiji ipak je on igrac za englesku,i ima bas tu britansku prgavost i temperament.

Zna li neko gde mogu da kupim šal Leeds-a???
Vec par godina trazim svugde i u NS i nema gde nisam trazio ali ne mogu da nadjem.

Mogao je Smith i u neki drugi bilo koji klub. kud bas u Man Unt... 

Sto se tice šala od Leedsa mozda bi bilo dobro da pogledas neki fan shop online od Leedsovi navijaca, nekad je cak i izvana s postarinom jeftinije nego kod nasih trgovaca... problem je u tome sto Leeds nije bas turbo in klub kao neki koje ne moram spominjati, pa trgovci nemaju neki djir da prodaju Leeds opremu.

-Nsao sam sal,i narucio sam ga.stize za 2-3 dana a i cena nije neka  9 evra sa postarinom (predpostavljam kakav je kvalitet)
-Ima jedan lik ogromnu zastavu i za nju trazi nekih 25 evra tako da cu i to uzeti pa cu sto bi se reklo poceti kompletirati kolekciju LUFC !!!
-U svakom slucaju hvala ti na savetu. :pelvic_thrust2:
-Sledece godine kada udju u premier ligu buce  :teevee: :teevee: :teevee: :teevee:

A da to sto se tice Smitha u pravu si.Mogao je u npr Totenhem,a i vise bi igrao neko kod Fergusona ili u Aston Vilu kod svog starog trenera Oleary-a

David O Leary i Lucas Radebe

super za šal 

                                       A Football in a Yorkshire Rose


Blue, yellow and white
A football in a Yorkshire rose
The words Leeds United AFC
We'll follow wherever you go

Blue, yellow and white
A football in a Yorkshire rose
Inside you will see L-U-F-C
We're together wherever we go

We're in a Yorkshire rose
We're inside wherever it goes
We're in a Yorkshire rose
We're indside you Leeds, Leeds, Leeds

Blue, yellow and white
A football in a Yorkshire rose
The words Leeds United AFC
We'll follow wherever you go

(guitar solo)

We're in a Yorkshire rose
We're inside wherever it goes
We're in a Yorkshire rose
We're indside you Leeds, Leeds, Leeds

Blue, yellow and white
A football in a Yorkshire rose
The words Leeds United AFC
We'll follow wherever you go

Blue, yellow and white
A football in a Yorkshire rose
The words Leeds United AFC
We'll follow wherever you go

Blue, yellow and white
A football in a Yorkshire rose
The words Leeds United AFC
We'll follow wherever you go

We'll follow wherever you go

We'll follow wherever you go

                                                  Millwall 0-1 Leeds

-Odigrano 21 kolo Championshipa-a i Leeds United je kao gost savladao ekipu poslednjeplasiranog Milwall-a sa 1:0
Leeds United je trenutno na cetvrtom mestu ali ima i utakmicu manje od treceplasiranog Watford-a za kojim zaostaje samo jedan bod!!!


Sasvavi:

Millwall: Doyle, Paul Robinson, Williams, Whitbread, Ifil, Dunne, Elliott, Asaba, Craig, Dyer (May 76), Hayles.
Subs Not Used: Vincent, Fangueiro, Cogan, Braniff.

Leeds: Sullivan, Kelly, Kilgallon, Gregan, Harding, Blake (Moore 92), Miller, Derry (Douglas 37), Lewis, Healy, Hulse.
Subs Not Used: Bennett, Richardson, Walton.

Strelci: May 90 (auto gol)

Bravo momci !!!!! 

Leeds United: The Full Story
Leeds City

In 1904, the moderately great and fairly good gathered in the Griffin Hotel in Boar Lane, and set about the establishment of an association football club in Leeds. Leeds City was formed, and the first game at Elland Road was played on October 15 1904. Leeds lost 0-2 to Hull City and enjoyed an undistinguished season in the West Yorkshire League - fielding reserve sides on many occasions while the first team played friendlies against larger clubs.

On 29 May 1905, Leeds City were elected to the 2nd Division of the expanding Football League. To show the club's ambitious intentions, a new stand was built: the Scratching Shed was to last 70 years and to see many changes at Elland Road. Leeds played their first league game against Bradford City at Valley Parade, losing 0-1. Several years followed with the most notable achievement being the club's ability to survive several financial crises.

In 1912, the Leeds club set the pattern of "if-onlys" for years to come: Herbert Chapman was signed as manager, and proceeded to build a solid foundation at the club. The First World War intervened, during which Leeds won the unofficial League Championship by beating the champions of the Lancashire League after winning their own section - not that it is recognised as such. Chapman returned from his wartime job in 1918 and set about rebuilding his team. Then came the bombshell: Leeds were accused of making illegal payments to (their own) players. The resulting FA inquiry expelled Leeds City from the League and banned the directors and - briefly - Chapman from any connection with football. Leeds City were down and out - but Herbert Chapman went on to far greater things, winning a total of 4 League Championships and 2 FA Cups at Huddersfield and Arsenal.

Formation of Leeds United

On 17 October 1919, the remainder of Leeds City's property and players were auctioned off, but later that day several city dignitaries met with some of the "cleaner" Leeds City officials and set about creating a new club. Leeds United was formed, and were elected to the Midland League on 31 October 1919. The chairman of Huddersfield Town - J. Hilton Crowther - proposed amalgamating the new club with Huddersfield and setting up the new operation at Elland Road. After some frantic fund-raising, the board and supporters of Huddersfield bought him out, allowing him to concentrate on his new club.

Within a year, the club was running well, and on 31 May 1920, Leeds United were elected to the Second Division of the Football League. United's first game was away at Port Vale - the team that had lobbied rather over-strenuously to replace Leeds City before the inquiry had completed. Revenge would have been sweet, but Leeds went down 0-2. The first home game pitted Leeds against South Shields. Nearly 17000 people saw Leeds lose again - 1-2 this time - and Len Armitage became the first Leeds United player to appear on a League score sheet.
The Pre-War Years: Oscillate Wildly

Leeds started off with three years of mid-table anonymity in Division Two, but the 1923-24 season saw some well-balanced play and a new-found solidity - particularly at Elland Road where only ten goals were conceded and two games lost. Away from home, performances were not as good, but despite a faltering end to the season - which saw just two wins from eight games - Leeds United won the Second Division Championship and would start next season in the top flight for the first time.

Leeds were not really equipped to handle the level of football at that stage of their development, and the change to the offside law in 1925-26 didn't help matters. 1925 saw the arrival of Tom Jennings from Raith Rovers: his incredible strike rate of 112 goals in 167 games was unsupported by the other forwards, and after finishing 18th and 19th in their first two seasons, a truly abysmal away record (2-1-18) in 1926-27 left Leeds in 21st place and heading back to Division Two.

Like many teams of recent years, Leeds couldn't quite hold their own in the highest division, but were too good for the next level down: they bounced right back the following season, and managed to finish as high as 5th in 1930. The following year, Leeds were relegated - and once again bounced back straight away. Leading up to the Second World War, Leeds managed to maintain their position in Division One, occasionally flirting with the lower reaches of the table, but usually managing a solid mid-table position. One constant through this time was Leeds FA Cup performance: truly awful in this competition, Leeds never made it past the 4th round - and weren't to do so until 1949-50.

During the Second World War, regional league and cup competitions operated using whatever players were available. Some of these players had played for Leeds before the war and were home on leave, or had taken up vital jobs in factories, but many of the others were just pulled in to make up a full side at the last minute, and games played during this period don't really count as 'full' appearances.