101 Facts About Leeds United FC

1. In 1961 Leeds United FC changed their kit to white shirts, white shorts and white socks—Real Madrid was the model.

2. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

3. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

4. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

5. In 1961 Leeds United FC changed their kit to white shirts, white shorts and white socks—Real Madrid was the model.

6. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

7. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

8. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

9. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

10. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

11. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

12. In 1961 Leeds United FC changed their kit to white shirts, white shorts and white socks—Real Madrid was the model.

13. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

14. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

15. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

16. In 1961 Leeds United FC changed their kit to white shirts, white shorts and white socks—Real Madrid was the model.

17. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

18. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

19. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

20. In 1961 Leeds United FC changed their kit to white shirts, white shorts and white socks—Real Madrid was the model.

21. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

22. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

23. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

24. In 1961 Leeds United FC changed their kit to white shirts, white shorts and white socks—Real Madrid was the model.

25. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

26. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

27. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

28. In 1961 Leeds United FC changed their kit to white shirts, white shorts and white socks—Real Madrid was the model.

29. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

30. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

31. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

32. Leeds United FC has no European Cup titles, but was in 2001 only two matches away from lifting the heaviest.

33. Leeds United FC re-emerged as a contender in the early 90s, under Howard Wilkinson.

34. In 1961 Leeds United FC changed their kit to white shirts, white shorts and white socks—Real Madrid was the model.

35. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

36. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

37. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

38. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

39. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

40. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

41. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

42. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

43. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

44. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

45. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

46. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

47. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

48. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

49. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

50. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

51. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

52. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

53. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

54. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

55. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

56. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

57. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

58. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

59. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

60. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

61. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

62. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

63. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

64. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

65. Leeds United FC are adamant they will not cash in despite growing interest.

66. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

67. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

68. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

69. Leeds United FC are looking for a goalkeeper in the winter transfer window and, according to AS, the club sporting director Victor Orta has convinced Madrid to allow the 32-year-old Casilla to leave the club as a free agent.

70. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

71. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

72. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

73. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

74. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

75. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

76. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

77. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

78. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

79. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

80. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

81. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

82. Leeds United FC fans appear to be quite happy with the rumours linking them with a move for Bournemouth starlet David Brooks.

83. Leeds United FC have started talks to sign Tromso youngster Isak Hansen-Aaroen, according to reports in Norway.

84. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

85. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

86. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

87. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

88. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

89. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

90. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

91. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

92. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

93. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

94. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

95. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

96. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

97. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

98. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.

99. Leeds United FC spent much of the season in the play off places, but eventually finished in a respectable 7th place—just missing out on the playoffs.

100. Leeds United FC eventually finished 17th in the League—three places above relegation.

101. Leeds United FC had two penalty appeals—a handball and a trip on forward Mick Jones inside the Milan penalty area—ignored by the referee.