Honours & Records
20 entries in the Leeds United compendium.
First Division Title 1973-74Leeds United's second First Division title, confirmed on 24 April 1974.First Division Title 1968-69Leeds United's first league title in 1968–69, secured with a draw at Anfield.Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1968Leeds United win 1–0 on aggregate in the 1968 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup final.FA Charity Shield 1969Leeds United defeated Manchester City 2–1 in the 1969 FA Charity Shield.Billy Bremner Most AppearancesThe heart, soul, and unbeatable captain of Leeds United's golden generation.Don Revie Managerial HonoursThe architect of Leeds golden era, winning two leagues and European glory.Johnny Giles European RecordThe midfield general who led Leeds to two European triumphs and defined a golden generatio1972 FA CupOne Hunter goal, one Wembley afternoon, one eternal Leeds legend.1973-74 First Division ChampionshipTwo titles, one philosophy: the season Leeds proved the Revie revolution was no fluke.1971 Inter-Cities Fairs CupTwo legs, one city, and a Revie side that would not be denied.Brian Clough 1968-69 League TitleTwo points of separation, a nation watching, and Elland Road erupting in white.Billy Bremner 340 League AppearancesOne man, 340 battles, and not a single inch surrendered.Don Revie 12-Season Managerial RecordTwelve seasons, six trophies, and a style of football that made the whole of England flincJohnny Giles 1971 Fairs Cup PlaymakerThe Welsh maestro who set the tempo for Leeds' greatest European moment.Eddie Gray 1971 Fairs Cup and 1972 FA CupThe Welshman who scored Leeds' crowning goals in Europe and at Wembley.Norman Hunter 25-Goal Season 1973-74The centre-back who scored like a striker and made every opponent's nightmarish.Paul Madeley 1965 FA Cup and 1971 Fairs CupThe Eleven Pauls: Leeds United's ultimate utility manTrevor Cherry 1972 FA Cup and 1974 League TitleThe quiet engine in the back line that let Leeds' attacking geniuses fly.Mike Smith 1965 and 1972 FA CupTwo FA Cups, one midfielder, and a club at the very top of English football.John Charles 1950s Leeds UnitedThe Welsh giant who gave a young Leeds United its first true defensive soul.
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