They were words attributed to the mouth of The Great Man, and they are a perfect fit for the eve of the opening day of a season that we have waited all summer for, or 18 years, depending on the context. It’s also a season that begins with a fixture that is so mouth-watering that it makes you wonder whether it was randomly generated, or the result of an algorithm designed to maximise global interest in the start of the English Premier League. It’s scum away, and I’m excited beyond belief.
Read MoreJoin James and Paul as they cast their untrained eye over the cast of the 2021-22 season of Leeds United vs the world. We have a speculate on who might be added in the coming weeks, get a bit excited about the low-key season opener and predict where we will end up in May. The mighty whites are back!
Read MoreJoin James, Paul and Rocco as we discuss England's journey through beating the Ukraine in Rome to the euphoria of beating Denmark at Wembley. We ask the question on everyone's lips... Is it coming home? And Leeds have a new training kit. Rocco Dean - Author of Marcelo Bielsa vs The Damned United (Out 2nd August, on Amazon)
Read MorePaul and James discuss Leeds hopefuls at the Euros, although not a lot of them are left involved. We mainly discuss the monumental victory at the EUROs vs Germany at Wembley, which one of us was lucky enough to attend. Also PHILLIPS IS KING!
Read MoreJoin James, Paul and special guest Rocco Dean (Author of Marcelo Bielsa vs The Damned United) as they discuss the latest games of the European championships. There is a goal for a Leeds player, we discuss the fickle nature of football fans and have lots of laughs at the genius of Clive Tyldsley.
Read MoreWelcome to our special summer podcasts focused around Leeds players at Euro 2020 (2021). We digest the first round of fixtures, how Leeds players faired and looking into 'Dentist Chair' and 'Wally with the brolly' moments. Let's be honest the week belongs to Kalvin, and deservedly so. LEEDS LEEDS LEEDS!
Read MoreLeeds United - The Class of '21
It was a season played behind closed doors, with a significant chunk of passion taken by having to watch on TV, at home with only clueless pundits for company, spouting the same old crap about Luke Ayling having played for Yeovil (why’s that such a big deal??) and Stuart Dallas being a born and bread Yorkshireman. Even more annoying than still having to listen to Andy Hinchcliffe was having to watch another replay of a nothing foul, while you could hear the Leeds players zipping the ball around, trying to launch another attack. When you add those sad bastards in a caravan at Stockley Park into the equation you wonder how any child could fall in love with this game. Thankfully, Bielsaball is here to save the day.
It's the last day of the season and despite it being a dead rubber emotions are high. It's a strange time with the ecstasy of being back in the ground vs the pain of saying goodbyes to our cult hero Gaetano Berardi and eternal legend of the club Pablo Hernandez.
Read MoreIt was such a strange feeling to be getting ready for the match, the emotions were swirling around inside me and I don’t even know what they were. I was happy but I didn’t feel happy. I wasn’t nervous but I did feel nervous. Maybe it was a type of survivors’ guilt, knowing that so many of the Leeds United family wouldn’t be there to witness this momentous occasion, the day we had all been dreaming of for well over a year now. It was truly bitter-sweet.
Read More