The Greatest Leeds v Man Utd Match? | Classic Premier League Highlights

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Rivalries don’t come much fiercer in the Premier League than Leeds v Man Utd, and this clash in the 2001/02 season is right up there with the very best between the Yorkshire and Lancashire foes.

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41 thoughts on “The Greatest Leeds v Man Utd Match? | Classic Premier League Highlights”

  1. @nick-8250

    i went. It was actually a crap game. Leeds were a fading force at this time and already facing financial disaster, fans knew it and so did the players.

  2. @xuanhoang1257

    Looking at Manchester United's current financial situation, the team isn't doing well. They've spent too much money on this position. Now is the time for the owners to consult with experts and assess the team's needs. They need a coach who can exploit the strengths of each player and understand their psychology. Rushing to appoint a new head coach now could lead to repeating the mistakes of the past 10 years. The players Manchester United currently possess must be talented for the club to have spent such huge sums of money on them, not unknown players. Perhaps they don't fit Amorim's style of play and system right now. When players play in their preferred positions, combined with a coach who can communicate ideas and manage the players' psychology, things will improve. I think these players will regain their form and play more cohesively. Currently, keeping Fletcher and possibly signing Robert Benitez as interim manager is a good idea. If nothing changes, Man Utd should invite former players like Carrick, Giggs, Scholes, Rio, Vidic, Rooney. With the love they had for the team and the youth they dedicated to it, they will return to support the club. These former players may not be skilled coaches, but they have talent from their playing days and experience, knowing the strengths and weaknesses of each position. They will impart their knowledge to each former player, who will take on a role in each line of play. I think this will improve things. Suggestions include De Zerb, Conte, Tuchel, Ancelotti, and Klopp. Man Utd shouldn't think about inviting coaches from mid-table teams. They might be doing very well with smaller teams now, but they lack experience managing a big club. Managing the dressing room of a team with a large fan base is different from managing a mid-table team. We've also seen coaches who failed when they moved from mid-table teams to big clubs, like Unai Emery at Arsenal. Nuno Espírito Santo Tottenham, David Moyes Man Utd. Zidane + Xavi + Enzo Marasca – they wouldn't fit into a team. Even with great finances, like Chelsea's massive spending spree on Enzo Marasca, they still failed. With Zidane + Xavi, the team would have to let him buy the entire squad to even have a chance of finishing in the top four. When Zidane was at Real, he just managed things that way because Real had so many superstars at the time, and their playing style was already well-coordinated.

  3. @xuanhoang1257

    Looking at Manchester United's current financial situation, the team isn't doing well. They've spent too much money on this position. Now is the time for the owners to consult with experts and assess the team's needs. They need a coach who can exploit the strengths of each player and understand their psychology. Rushing to appoint a new head coach now could lead to repeating the mistakes of the past 10 years. The players Manchester United currently possess must be talented for the club to have spent such huge sums of money on them, not unknown players. Perhaps they don't fit Amorim's style of play and system right now. When players play in their preferred positions, combined with a coach who can communicate ideas and manage the players' psychology, things will improve. I think these players will regain their form and play more cohesively. Currently, keeping Fletcher and possibly signing Robert Benitez as interim manager is a good idea. If nothing changes, Man Utd should invite former players like Carrick, Giggs, Scholes, Rio, Vidic, Rooney. With the love they had for the team and the youth they dedicated to it, they will return to support the club. These former players may not be skilled coaches, but they have talent from their playing days and experience, knowing the strengths and weaknesses of each position. They will impart their knowledge to each former player, who will take on a role in each line of play. I think this will improve things. Suggestions include De Zerb, Conte, Tuchel, Ancelotti, and Klopp. Man Utd shouldn't think about inviting coaches from mid-table teams. They might be doing very well with smaller teams now, but they lack experience managing a big club. Managing the dressing room of a team with a large fan base is different from managing a mid-table team. We've also seen coaches who failed when they moved from mid-table teams to big clubs, like Unai Emery at Arsenal. Nuno Espírito Santo Tottenham, David Moyes Man Utd. Zidane + Xavi + Enzo Marasca – they wouldn't fit into a team. Even with great finances, like Chelsea's massive spending spree on Enzo Marasca, they still failed. With Zidane + Xavi, the team would have to let him buy the entire squad to even have a chance of finishing in the top four. When Zidane was at Real, he just managed things that way because Real had so many superstars at the time, and their playing style was already well-coordinated.

  5. @Drew-q4l

    This was such a massive game as Leads missing out on Champions League football put them on the path to relegation. Also Becks and Robbie Keane would win the MLS cup with the LA galaxy a decade or so later.

  27. @TLG-AKA-WYRG

    obviously posted by a manure fan as it shows scum winning, so to answer the question, No, its not the best ever game between these 2 clubs, Leeds Christmas Eve victory probably the best if truth be told, MOT!!!

  34. @RundUmDenSVNiederwerth

    Leeds United vs Manchester United 3-4 (Premier League 01/02)
    0-1 Paul Scholes (9 min)
    1-1 Mark Viduka (20 min)
    1-2 Ole Gunnar Solskjær (37 min)
    1-3 Ole Gunnar Solskjær (39 min)
    1-4 Ryan Giggs (55 min)
    2-4 Ian Harte (62 min)
    3-4 Lee David Bowyer (80 min)

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