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2006/07
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United slump into one of their
worst seasons and Ken Bates sacks Kevin Blackwell
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Doomsday scenario as United
are relegated to the third tier and go into
administration
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and final table from the 2006/07
season
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2005/06
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United mount a promotion challenge
and a miraculous comeback at Southampton
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Squeaky Bum Time as the season
brings the wobbles for first the Blades and
then the Whites
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and final table from the 2005/06
season
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2004/05
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United begin life outside
the Premiership with a rebuilt squad,
a new manager and little hope
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Leeds stumble into more
financial difficulties only to be saved
by a controversial figure
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New money allows the
fans to hope for better times ahead for
Leeds United
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All the results, scorers
and attendances and the final table from
the 2004/05 season
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2003/04
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United endure their
worst start to a season for more than
20 years and see Peter Reid sacked after
a 6-1 thrashing
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Leeds United underwent
a financial collapse in the early part
of the Millennium: Four Four Two
charts the tale
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The club tottered towards
disaster until a takeover brought them
back from the edge of bankruptcy
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Eddie Gray inspires
a revival before overseeing a final end-of-season
collapse and relegation
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All the results, scorers
and attendances and the final table from
the 2003/04 season
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| 2002/03 (1) |
15th in Premiership, FA Cup sixth round |
| 2002/03 (2) |
Closing down sale |
| 2002/03 (3) |
A great escape, Terry Venables is sacked, Peter
Reid takes over as manager |
| 2001/02 (1) |
5th in Premiership |
| 2001/02 (2) |
The Leeds United Trial |
| 2001/02 (3) |
A season falls apart |
| 2001/02 (4) |
A summer of change, David O'Leary is sacked,
Terry Venables takes over as manager |
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| 2000/01 (1) |
4th in Premiership, UEFA Champions League Semi-Finals |
| 2000/01 (2) |
A wonderful adventure |
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| 1999/00 (1) |
3rd in Premiership, UEFA Cup Semi-Finals |
| 1999/00 (2) |
Tragedy in Galatasaray |
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1968/69
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Don Revie focuses his sights
sharply on a first League title
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United hold their nerve and
their imperious form to outdistance Liverpool
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and final table from the 1968/69
season
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1967/68
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After Harry Reynolds' retirement
Don Revie leads his men through a dominant autumn
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United put the champion runners
up tag behind them by securing two major trophies
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and final table from the 1967/68
season
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1966/67
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Problems with the transfer
market and injuries, a disastrous start and
a big profit
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A revival in form brings a
late spurt for three trophies but inevitable
disappointment again
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and final table from the 1966/67
season
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1965/66
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Inter Cities Fairs Cup debut
ends in tragedy for Bobby
Collins but United triumph
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So near and yet so far in
both League championship and European competition
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and final table from the 1965/66
season
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1964/65
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Leeds United emerge from the
Second Division to shake up the First
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The Whites enjoy a remarkable
season with a Wembley debut, but end up with
nothing
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and final table from the 1964/65
season
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1963/64
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Don
Revie's brash young team and their controversial
climb to the top of the Second Division
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Leeds United return to the
First Division after four years in exile by
winning the Division Two title
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and final table from the 1963/64
season
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| 1962/63 (2) |
5th in Division 2 - FA Cup 5th Round |
| 1962/63 (1) |
John Charles
returns to Elland Road |
| 1961/62 (2) |
19th in Division 2, Bobby Collins signed from
Everton |
| 1961/62 |
A struggle against relegation |
| 1960/61 |
14th in Division 2, Don
Revie takes over as manager |
| 1959/60 |
21st in Division 1, Jack
Taylor takes over as manager |
| 1958/59 |
15th in Division 1, Bill
Lambton takes over as manager and signs Don
Revie before leaving |
| 1957/58 |
17th in Division 1 |
| 1956/57 |
8th in Division 1, John
Charles leaves for Juventus |
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| 1955/56 |
Promoted from Division 2 as runners-up |
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| 1954/55 |
4th in Division 2 |
| 1953/54 |
Raich Carter
takes over as manager, 10th in Division 2, John
Charles record 42 goals |
| 1952/53 |
10th in Division 2, Jack
Charlton debut April 53 |
| 1951/52 |
6th in Division 2 - FA Cup 5th Round |
| 1950/51 |
5th in Division 2 |
| 1949/50 |
5th in Division 2 - FA Cup 6th Round |
| 1948/49 |
Major Frank Buckley
takes over as manager, John
Charles debut April 49, 15th in Division 2 |
| 1947/48 |
18th in Division 2 |
| 1946/47 |
Bottom of Division 1 and relegated - Willis
Edwards takes over as manager April 47 |
| 1939-46 |
Official competition put on hold |
| 1938/39 |
Last season before World War II - 13th in Division
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| 1937/38 |
9th in Division 1 |
| 1936/37 |
19th in Division 1 |
| 1935/36 |
Billy Hampson
takes over as manager - 11th in Division 1 - FA Cup 5th Round |
| 1934/35 |
18th in Division 1 - Dick
Ray resigns |
| 1933/34 |
9th in Division 1 |
| 1932/33 |
8th in Division 1 - FA Cup 5th Round |
| 1931/32 |
Promoted from Division 2 as runners-up |
| 1930/31 |
Relegated from Division 1 in 21st place |
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| 1929/30 |
5th in Division 1 - best performance before
Don Revie |
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| 1928/29 |
13th in Division 1 |
| 1927/28 |
Dick Ray takes
over as manager - promoted from Division 2 as runners-up |
| 1926/27 |
Relegated from Division 1 in 21st place |
| 1925/26 |
19th in Division 1 |
| 1924/25 |
18th in Division 1 |
| 1923/24 |
Second Division Champions |
| 1922/23 |
7th in Division 2 |
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| 1921/22 |
8th in Division 2 |
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| 1920/21 |
Leeds United join League under Arthur
Fairclough - 14th in Division 2 |
| 1919/20 |
Leeds City expelled from Football League after
8 games for illegal payments |
| 1915-19 |
Won Football League (Midland Section) in 1917
and 1918 |
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| 1914/15 |
Last season before World War I - 15th in Division
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| 1913/14 |
4th in Division 2 |
| 1912/13 |
Herbert Chapman
takes over as manager - 6th in Division 2 |
| 1911/12 |
City forced to apply for re-election |
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1910/11
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Scott-Walford
brings in more Irishman, but City get off to
a dreadful start
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City recover to achieve their
best finish under Scott-Walford but it's a lacklustre
season
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and the final table from the 1910/11
season
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1909/10
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Opening day win with Irish
imports but a terrible autumn leaves City deep
in trouble
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A grim struggle against having
to apply for re-election ends happily but it
was a close thing
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and the final table from the 1909/10
season
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1908/09
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Exciting times in the Cup
while City struggle to another disappointing
League finish
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and the final table from the 1908/09
season
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1907/08
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City top the Second Division
table after a wonderful start but then their
season collapses
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Gilbert
Gillies throws in the towel after a disastrous
season and it's back to the drawing board
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and the final table from the 1907/08
season
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1906/07
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Leeds City kick off their
second season, put up with the criticism of
fans and suffer a tragedy
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Billy McLeod arrives at Elland
Road and sparks a revival, but inconsistency
brings a 10th place finish in Division Two
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and the final table from the 1906/07
season
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1905/06
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Leeds City are formed from
the ashes of Hunslet and gain election to the
Second Division of the Football League
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City make their debut in the
Football League and end up an extremely encouraging
sixth
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All the results, scorers and
attendances and the final table from the 1905/06
season
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