Stadium & Culture
21 entries in the Leeds United compendium.
Don Revie StandNorth Side home to the manager who won two titles and one FA Cup.The KopElland Road's Kop: the Gelderd End, renamed the Don Revie Stand.South StandThe South Stand at Elland Road, currently named the Norman Hunter South Stand, is one of the four stands of…Elland RoadHome of Leeds United since 1919, with a record attendance of 57,892.Leeds United Supporters TrustThe unified voice of the White Rose Army, fighting for the fans' future.Up the Whites"Up the Whites" is a chant that beats at Leeds United's core. It carries the support of fans who have backed…The WhitesWhite shirts, white shorts, white socks: Leeds United's nickname.Don RevieThe architect of Leeds United's golden eraThe West StandThe beating heart of Elland Road, where the Peacocks' home truly begins.The North StandFour stands, one roar: the North end of Elland Road holds its breath and lets it all out at once.The PeacocksA professional football club from Yorkshire, England.The Leeds United UltrasWhite walls, red hearts, one voice — the Kop End roars for United.Leeds United Fans' TrustOne city, one badge, one voice — the fans who built Elland Road's soul.Leeds United Community TrustWhite shirts, open doors: the club that belongs to the city that built it.Leeds United Supporters' ClubThe Leeds United Supporters' Club is the long-standing formal body that represents the voices of Leeds United…The Leeds UnitedWhite shirts, blue hearts, and a city that will never let you down.The Yorkshire White RoseWhite rose, white shirt, white pride — Yorkshire's heart beats at Elland Road.Leeds United FoundationRooted in white and blue, the Foundation carries Leeds' spirit into every community.Leeds United, Leeds United, Leeds UnitedOne city, one colour, one roar — the white tide of Elland Road.We are Leeds UnitedWhite shirts, working hearts — the voice of a city that never stops singing.Wilbur CushNorthern Irish striker who scored at the 1958 World Cup.
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