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Hewn of Scottish granite,
one of Don Revie's unsung heroes
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Adored by the Leeds fans
in 1992, but left to win the title for the enemy
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For a time the world's
best - for a decade he WAS Leeds United
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Holds the United appearance
record, defensive kingpin for two decades
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Revie's enforcer, the
heart and soul, the rousing, restless, ferocious spirit
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The original hard man
of English football
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One of United's most loyal
servants, enjoying a 35 year association
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A natural footballer -
Everyone knew that what Greenhoff had was out of their reach
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He provided United's cutting
edge in the mid-60s despite his injury problems
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Leeds City's first captain
and twice manager with United
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Renowned schemer who made
United a European power as a manager
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His goals were the foundation
for the rise of Don Revie's 60s side
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