LUFCFANZONE - Leeds United Podcast

This week on LUFCFANZONE’s agent talk, we give you updates from the agents of Leeds’ transfer targets - revealing who is on Leeds’ radar, and who’s name is just media speculation.One of the players who has been linked to Leeds this month is Hertha Berlin’s Matheus Cunha - however, according to his agent, a move to Leeds this summer seems unlikely. Never the less, we speak about the Brazilian on the show, using the quotes from his agent as well as expert analysis from Martin Riley to explain why he is a player that would interest Leeds!

Hugo spoke about captaining Leeds’ under 23 side to league and cup glory in 2018, making his first team debut against Preston under Paul Heckingbottom, and making the trip to Myanmar for the post season tour!

In this week’s episode, Howard spoke about winning the Division One title at Leeds, and being the last English manager to win the top flight. Howard also spoke about the formation of the Premier League, and Leeds’ relegation scare in the first year of the new formation, as well as his departure from the club following a 4-0 loss to Manchester United.⁣⁣

In this week’s episode, Howard spoke about his arrival at Leeds United, and being approached by a club journalist asking if he would take the Leeds job when he was at Sheffield Wednesday - something he initially laughed off!⁣Howard also touched on his first Leeds United signing, Gordon Strachan, and how he managed to lure Strachan away from Manchester United to join Leeds - who at the time were a mid table Division Two side!

In this week’s episode, David spoke about missing out on promotion against Watford, being at Leeds United when the club went into administration, and being relegated into League One - captaining the side who lost to Ipswich Town at Elland Road which confirmed relegation.

David spoke about arriving at Leeds United unaware of how serious the financial trouble at the club was, as well as finishing top goalscorer at Leeds in his first season despite arriving at Elland Road 15 games into the campaign.

In 1998, aged 19, Tommy Knarvik won Leeds’ first ever Young Player of the Year Award - beating fellow youngsters Jonathan Woodgate, Harry Kewell, and Alan Smith to the end of season trophy.However, despite spending six years at Leeds, he played just 4 minutes of first team football at the club - coming on as a 86th minute substitute in a 5-1 away win at Portsmouth in the FA Cup 4th round in 1999.