Leeds United Centenary Stories: Don Revie - Our greatest manager - Part 1
The story of Don Revie, our greatest manager who oversaw the team from 1961 until 1974, winning the First Division Championship (1968/69) (1973/74), FA Cup (1971/72), Football League Cup (1967/68), Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (1967/68) (1970/71), Charity Shield (1969/70) and Second Division Championship (1963/64).
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Just a Sunderland fan dropping in here. He is an absolute amazing manager and the Motor Neurone story is devastating. R.I.P Don Revie
See a pattern... The Don comes in changes everything around the club, kit colour, training regime etc.... Howard Wilkinson comes in and changes lots of things, training ground, academy... Now Bielsa has come in and made massive changes to the club, way of life at the club.... Change is always needed before greatness happens. I really believe that we are on the brink of actual greatness under Bielsa. Get us in the prem and let him spend prem money on players he feels will make us great. It is a good time to be a Leeds fan
Geof 🤞🏻MOT
Sadly, it never happened with Bielsa. Yes, he led us back to the PL but nearly took us down again, hence his sacking.
@@charliewest1221 and it's a reality
@@Doggomorph After Bielsa we went straight from the frying pan into the fire. Now be the time to re-imagine ourselves and rise from the ashes.
Don Revie = No.1
Yes Don Revie Leeds greatest Manager 👍💛💙🤍 MOT
R. I. P. Norman Hunter...
Been a fan for nearly 50yrs. Leeds United are d best.
The Greatest!
Always welcome these LUFC archive clips and players accounts of different games and important times of this great club.Get well Norman at this time in hospital with Coronavirus, all the Leeds fans behind you lad.
The only player whose testimonial I attended.
A world class keeper and Leeds won have won 11 trophies and been runners up 6 times and not the other way round which was how it turned out
This should be called, 'The Greatest Manager' ALAW
RIP Terry Cooper
Yes great player. RIP Terry Cooper.
Can’t wait for the football to come back M.O.T
stephen stables same although if my team stay up it will be back to loosing or we could survive???
@@apricotelephant1341 I hope you survive and I think you can
ALWAYS LUFC thanks can’t really say much about you going to the PL cos my Form teacher is a Leeds fan we are always arguing and winding each other up
@@apricotelephant1341 😂😂good luck with the rest of the season anyways
ALWAYS LUFC if we every play it 😂
I don't think of Revie, I think of Bremner, Hunter, Clarke, Charlton, Giles. He was about his players. And Peter Lormier. What an amazing group of players they were
A great book on the Revie years at LUFC is "The Unforgiven" by Rob Bagchi & Paul Rogerson. I think that if 'The Don' had stayed at the club instead of yielding to the temptation of international management they'd have won the European Cup...corrupt officials permitting... Then he could have set about rebuilding the team the way Bill Shankly did at Liverpool; gradually over a few seasons. Then the England job would come when the time was right.
''you can take all your medals , trophies , pots and pans and throw them in the nearest bin coz you haven't won any of them fairly'' clough knew the score
Good
Leeds United golden years 1963 - 1975. With a bit of luck they could have won more trophies.
Runners up 11 times under Revie including being cheated in at least 2 finals
Don the don of ER