The Teenies (2009-19) The Revival - Simon Grayson delivers promotion and a triumph at Old Trafford, Warnock, GFH and Cellino plumb the depths and Bielsa gives us hope		The Noughties (1999-2009) Living the Dream, Enduring the Nightmare - Champions' League glory, a night of shame, financial collapse and Ken Bates		The Nineties (1989-99) Sergeant Wilko leads United to promotion and a glorious title win before Caspian buy the club and replace him with George Graham and then Peter Ridsdale appoints David O'Leary
The Eighties (1979-89) The Wilderness Years - Don Revie's legacy is squandered and Leeds plunge into the Second Division before Howard Wilkinson leads a revival		The Seventies (1969-79) Treble heartache - Tinkler - Super Leeds - Revie, Clough, Armfield, Stein and Adamson		The Sixties (1959-69) United find their Messiah in Don Revie and then dominate the decade
The Fifties (1949-59) Major Frank Buckley, Raich Carter and John Charles inspire a rise before another fall		The Forties (1939-49) War and an ageing squad lead to a slump in fortunes and then the Major arrives		Between the Wars (1919-39) United are promoted but then start to earn a reputation as football's Yo Yo Club
The Birth of Leeds United (1919) A new club is formed from the ashes of Leeds City and is admitted to the League		Scandal (1919) Wartime indiscretions lead to expulsion from the League and a player auction		Leeds City (1905-19) City struggle to make progress until Herbert Chapman takes over as manager
Football comes to Yorkshire Sheffield was an early hotbed of football but Leeds came late to the party		Organising the game The Victorians bring form and order to the British game		Origins of football How the game began and was introduced to and popularised in Britain