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Leeds United wishes Sam Byram all the best for the future as he joins Middlesbrough following the expiry of his contract
#lufc are one of the worst teams I've ever seen since we returned to the Premier League. That's why it's so frustrating, that we lost to that pile of shit. #NFFC
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Congratulations to Leeds United star Jayden Bogle, who has agreed a new four year deal to remain at Elland Road
Few places in Britain are more closely bound to the legend of King Arthur than Tintagel.
Perched above the Atlantic on the north coast of Cornwall, Tintagel was already an important and wealthy stronghold between roughly AD 450 and 650, the very centuries traditionally associated with Arthur. Archaeology has uncovered substantial buildings and evidence of far-reaching trade with the Mediterranean world.
In the 12th century, Geoffrey of Monmouth named Tintagel as the place where Arthur was conceived, forever tying this dramatic fortress to the Arthurian story. The connection became so powerful that Richard, Earl of Cornwall, built his castle there in the 13th century partly because of Tintagel's Arthurian reputation.
Standing among the ruins today, with the cliffs dropping into the Atlantic below, it is easy to understand why Tintagel became inseparable from the legend of Britain's greatest king. History and myth have met here for nearly a thousand years ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ