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Got 'Dirty Leeds' by Robert Endeacott as an xmas gift, definately up there with the 'unforgiven' as a book to read about the Revie era. Also highlights how much we owe to 'The Don' when you look at the average attendences for the early sixties (13 to 14 thousand)when Leeds United were an unfashionable club that did not attract any support from outside Leeds.
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bartmart- Reserve Team
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Age : 64
Location : Yorkshire
LUFC DAVE- Admin
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currently reading life in the press box, good read
Deebo- Youth
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Location : Sydney
Big collector of Leeds books me...
I even compiled a definative list online of every Leeds United related book:
http://www.lufctalk.com/resources/leeds-united-books/
Two best ones recently are:
DIRTY LEEDS
http://www.lufctalk.com/resources/leeds-united-books/dirty-leeds-289.html
And FOR CLUB AND COUNTRY
http://www.lufctalk.com/resources/leeds-united-books/leeds-united-internationals-for-club-and-country-299.html
Be interested to know if there are any books I have missed of, or what you think in general of the listings...
I even compiled a definative list online of every Leeds United related book:
http://www.lufctalk.com/resources/leeds-united-books/
Two best ones recently are:
DIRTY LEEDS
http://www.lufctalk.com/resources/leeds-united-books/dirty-leeds-289.html
And FOR CLUB AND COUNTRY
http://www.lufctalk.com/resources/leeds-united-books/leeds-united-internationals-for-club-and-country-299.html
Be interested to know if there are any books I have missed of, or what you think in general of the listings...
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