Season Review 1989-1990, Second Division Champions, Gordon Strachan top scorer on 17 goals. Squad included Vinnie Jones, Mel Sterland, John McClelland, John Hendrie, Mickey Thomas and Jim Beglin #lufc
Season Review 1991-1992, CHAMPIONS. Lee Chapman 20 goals, Tony Dorigo player of the year, a quality midfield of Gary Speed, Gordon Strachan, Gary McAllister and David Batty, fantastic memories #lufc
Today marks 35 years since this belting Gary Speed brace at The Dell.
One with the right, one with the left. BANG! BANG!
An absolute Rolls-Royce of a footballer. ❤️
On this day 35 years ago.
Two penalties from Gordon Strachan and two fantastic strikes from the late Gary Speed seal a 4-0 win at Southampton in our first away game of the title winning season.
“Some shot, some goal, and some victory for Leeds”
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Leeds United have been champions of England for 34 years straight.
Technically.
In 1992 Leeds won the English title. The next season the Premier League began — so the crown they won was never played for again. Nobody dethroned them. Nobody can. They are the last champions.
On This Day: In 1972, Don Revie’s Leeds produced one of the club’s finest ever team performances by an English side with a 7-0 demolition of Southampton at Elland Road.
#OnThisDay in 1995
Leeds United beat Manchester United 3-1 at Elland Road
Gary McAllister, Tony Yeboah & Brian Deane were on the scoresheet as Christmas came a day early for Leeds 🎁
Can’t believe it’s 20 years ago today since one of our greatest ever comebacks.
3-0 down to Southampton with 20 minutes left and won 3-4.
“They wouldn’t dare win it..”
R.I.P Liam Miller
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