Also, the drama up in Glasgow in 2007 😂 Legend 💯

Not a Leeds supporter, but I will agree to that 👍🏼

It seemed a good idea at the time Leeds being back in the prem but seeing as they're content to roll with massively overrated players like Bamford shows they have no ambition. They are an embarrassment to the Leeds team that was in the prem w0 years ago. The new generation of footballers have really damaged the game in terms of quality.

Yes and I also want to see ITV Coverage of the 2003 Final between Juventus & Milan.

the squad wasnt really that good. no pirlo, inzaghi, rui costa, seedorf, nesta. Redondo, their star signing, was injured the whole season.

@@soulsmischief2626 Maybe but like it or not AC Milan lost and no one goes unbeaten in football

Incredible that he won only a single cap for England, he was delivering quality goals and assists almost every week for several seasons.

Ajax and Celtic were great teams in the late 60s and 70s. However both their leagues offered those two clubs very little competition year in year out. Ajax’s only strong competition was PSV (Philips). Celtic’s was Rangers with occasional strong.opposition from the 2 Dundee clubs, Aberdeen and Kilmarnock who were a decent team back then. Leeds were up against great strong sides in England every week.12+ clubs each year in England could win either the FA Cup or League Championship. This wasn’t the case in either Germany, Spain, Italy or Portugal. This is why for years professionals have published in various outlets that Revie’s Leeds teams were one of the best if not the best club side in world football. Also the foreign football associations, tended to support their club sides when in the later stages of European club competitions. League fixtures were often rescheduled to help prepare their clubs for European matches. Leeds who were usually battling in 3 or 4 competitions each year back then, got no help whatsoever from the English FA. For whatever reason the FA didn’t at the time like Don Revie or his Leeds team. So each request was flatly rebuked. The worst incident was the FA forcing Leeds to play their final 1972 league game against Wolves 2 days after a gruelling FA Cup Final against Arsenal. Many Leeds players were injured after the cup final. That Wolves match was Leeds’ biggest game of the season in which 1 point would have secured them the 1972 league championship. Thus winning them a rare league and cup double. They lost the game 2-1 Many footballing professionals and fans from other clubs were disgusted by the FA’s decision to force Leeds to play such an important and pivotal match against a Wolves team who hadn’t played for days.

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And you went on to remain a virgin long into your 30s 😀

@@t8506 No need to get so triggered. Cheer up. Next season it's back to the Prem.

@@DCvg-tg4es Yep, next season back to the prem 😂😂😂

Sad but funny that your so bitter hahaha!

Also, two of the goals they scored vs Barcelona and Milan were pure flukes. Can't think of many worse sides to reach the semi-finals except maybe Spurs in 2019

@@onlyweatherlol93 You create your own luck the results against Barca and Milan were fully deserved, and going off how Leeds were performing in the league year by year back then nobody can say Leeds weren't a top side capable of doing damage...they weren't league champion material sure I don't disagree but (as you I think implied as well) they were like your Tottenham of today world class but just lacked that consistency to win titles and make it count against certain other top sides, missing that cutting edge. But they were still amazing..it was a great time and a proud time in our history we will never forget it! Thus I don't think we were overrated and I never thought the team had been portrayed as being as good as Man Utd or Arsenal at the time but I would agree that we were fortunate the champions league was done by group stages so I agree to disagree I think

@@onlyweatherlol93 Forgive all my edits I am a grammar perfectionist and I am very passionate about this topic lol

Deportivo were La Liga champions they were no mugs ask Manchester United the following season how easy they were but against Valencia yes Lee Bowyer was suspended for the second leg and the first Juan Sanchez goal was questionable they were comfortably beaten