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3 days ago · 2 Don Revie - 53.3% March 1961 - June 1974 Don Revie is Leeds’ greatest-ever manager and he actually began his time in charge at Elland Road as player-manager back in 1961.
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4 days ago · One person taken in by that ghostly image was the future Leeds manager Don Revie. ... Revie’s friend and artist Paul Trevillion says that moved Revie to change Leeds’ navy shirts to white in ...
3 days ago · Don Revie is Leeds’ greatest-ever manager and he actually began his time in charge at Elland Road as player-manager back in 1961. After retiring as a player, Revie took Leeds from Second Division strugglers to one of the best sides in the country during his 13-year stay.
1 day ago · Over 772 appearances between 1960 and 1976, Stirling-born Bremner was one of the most important figures in the history of the Whites, captaining Don Revie's great sides.
5 days ago · Football's Pioneering Managers: Reg Freeman. Famously a member of England’s 1966 World Cup winning team with brother Bobby, he was also a stalwart of Don Revie’s great Leeds United team from the 1960s and 1970s, making a still club record 773 appearances.
Considered by many as the greatest Leeds United coach in history, Don Revie was a staple of English football during the late 1960s and early 1970s, forming an infamous rivalry with Brian Clough. Revie was known for revolutionizing the way teams scouted and prepared for opponents, building a physical Leeds team that contributed to the narrative ...
3 days ago · How I remember attending so many Leeds United games at Elland Road, stood on the packed Kop, as Don Revie’s mighty side achieved success after success. My personal hero was Allan “Sniffer” Clarke, but Peter “Hotshot” Lorimer was right up there too along with Billy Bremner, Norman Hunter, Jack Charlton, Eddie Gray and Johnny Giles to ...
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