1.Here we go with Leeds United
We're gonna give the boys a hand
Stand up and sing for Leeds United
They are the greatest in the land
Every day, we're all gonna say
We love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!
Everywhere, we're gonna be there
We love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!
Marchin' on together
We're gonna see you win
We are so proud
We shout it out loud
We love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!
...
We've been through it all together
And we've had our ups and downs
We're gonna stay with you forever
At least until the world stops going 'round
...
Every day, we're all gonna say
We love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!
Everywhere, we're gonna be there
We love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!
Marchin' on together
We're gonna see you win
We are so proud
We shout it out loud
We love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!
...
We are so proud
We shout it out loud
We love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!

2.We are Leeds, We are Leeds
We are Leeds
We are Leeds, We are Leeds
We are Lee-eeds
We are Leeds, We are Leeds
We are Leeds
We are Lee-eeds
WE ARE LEEDS

3.Super, Super-Leeds
Super, Super-Leeds
Super, Super-Leeds
Super Leeds United!

4.Robbie Fowler!
He's a smackhead!
He's a smackhead!
Robbie Fowler!
He's a smackhead!
He's a smackhead!

5.We are the Champions,
Champions of Europe!
(repeat endlessly)


6.Yorkshire!
Yorkshire!
Yorkshire!

7.Man United, Went in an aeroplane,
Went to Munich and never came back again,
Hahah!
They went on the DC7 and now there all in heaven,
They look sweet under a seat with an aeroplane snapped in two,
Hahah!

8.Who's that dying on the runway?
Who's that dying in the snow?
It's Matt Busby and his boys
making such a fucking noise
coz they can't get their aeroplane to go!

Always look on the runway for the ice!
DUH-DUH, DUH-DUH DE DE DE DE!

9.Tony, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yebo-o-ah
Tony, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yebo-o-ah

Leeds!

Leeds!

Tony, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yebo-o-ah
Tony, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yebo-o-ah (Leeds!)

Leeds!

Leeds!

Tony, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yebo-o-ah (Leeds!)
Tony, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yebo-o-ah (Leeds!)
Tony, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yebo-o-ah (Leeds!)
Tony, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yeboah, Tony Yebo-o-ah (Leeds!)

Leeds!

10.The Tale of Johnny Giles

I know a little Irishman
Who gets the fans excited
I'm glad he left old Manchester
And he came to Leeds United

'Cos Johnny Giles of Ireland
Is the general of United
And if Don Revie had his way
Then Johnny would be knighted

When Johnny takes a penalty
The goalie looks quite sorry
And Billy Bremner dare not look
But he really needn't worry

He puts the ball down on the spot
The goalkeeper is sweatin'
He does his sort of an Irish gig
The ball is in the nettin'

It's Johnny Giles of Ireland
And the general of United
And if Don Revie had his way
Then Johnny would be knighted
(spoken: Oh yes, he sure would)

It must be all the stew he eats
That gives him his endurance
'Cos if you meet him in the street
He'll sell you some insurance

Oh Johnny Giles of Ireland
The general of United
And if Don Revie had his way
Then Johnny would be knighted

And if Don Revie had his way
Then Johnny would be knighted

(spoken: Can you imagine?
"Arise, Sir John - the popper-in of penalties!")

Gary Kelly has made more appearances for Leeds United than any other member of the current squad.

Having overcame an ongoing shin splints problem which ruled him out for the whole of the 1998/99 campaign, Gary forced his way back into the Leeds first team,and silenced any critics by once again making the right back role his own, despite the signing of Danny Mills in the summer of 1999.

Started the 2000/2001 season as first choice but an injury around December and the superb form of Mills forced him to sit on the bench for the remainder of the campaign.

Gary has since been a valuable squad member and was rewarded for his ten year stint at Elland Rd with a big charity match against Celtic at Elland Rd. in May 2002.

His generocity in donating all proceeds from the game to cancer charities was a testament to his sister Mandy, who died of the disease in 1998. In the summer of 2004 he opened a cancer centre in his home town of Drogheda with the proceeds.

Went to play in his second World Cup for the Republic Of Ireland in Japan and South Korea in June 2002 and he was also tipped as likely to leave Leeds(for Celtic) but as yet he still a part of the clubs future plans.

It was in season 1993/94 that Gary, the youngest of a family of thirteen, burst on to the scene after Howard Wilkinson tried him out as a right back(he was originally a striker). Remarkably, by the end of the first season, he was a member of Jack Charltons Ireland side that went to the U.S.A for the 1994 World Cup Finals.

For two seasons, the flying fullback was an ever present in the Leeds team, and established himself as an Ireland regular under Big Jack.

Arguably there was too much football, at too young an age, for the lad who'd become a regular at only 18, and it was possibly only in the latter part of the 97/98 season, after a switch to right midfield that Kelly regained the zest that had marked him out as such a prospect five years before.

George Graham, recognising the new maturity and leadership the Irishman was displaying, and with David Hopkin out of the side, installed Kelly as skipper, at the age of 23.

Then came an nightmare season through injury, but Kells battled back superbly, fighting his way back into the first team, taking over as skipper when Lucas Radebe was on International Duty and he was rewarded with a new five year contract, that should mean hee sees out he rest of his career at Elland Rd.

He now has a real chance of surpassing Jack Charlton's all-time record number of 773 appearances in the Leeds shirt.

Antony (Tony) Yeboah (Born June6,1966 in Kumasi, Ghana) is a Ghanian footballer who played for Leeds United and Hamburg,amongst others. He is considered one of the most prominent and prolific goal scorers in Ghanaian and African soccer history. He was a member of the Ghanaian national team for ten years, and represented his own country in 3 African Nations Cups during the 1990's. He is famous in the United Kingkom(and in my eyes)for scoring many remarkable goals in a short period of time for Leeds United. His stunning volley against Wimbledon was 1995/96 ''Goal of the Season'' and is still one of the ''greatest'' ever Premiership goals.

Yeboah joined Leeds from Eintracht Frankfurt for 3.4million at the start of 1995. As well as his ''Goal of the Season'' against Liverpool, a hat-trick in AS Monaco in the UEFA Cup was one of the high points of his Leeds United career.

Unfortunately injuries (several picked up while on International duty) restricted his game when he played and kept him out of the Leeds side on too many occasions. When George Graham took over as manager, there was a clash of personalities and Yeboah was sold to the dismay of most Leeds fans. He returned to Germany and was still playing and scoring for several years after he left Leeds.

Yeboah scored a total of 32 goals for Leeds United in 61 appearances, and is still revered as a cult hero for Leeds United. He scored 26 goals in 59 caps for Ghana. Other than the clubs mentioned above, Yeboah has also played for FC Saarbrucken, Hamburg SV, and AL-Ittihad during his career. He was top scorer in Bundesliga twice with Frankfurt, in 1993 and 1994.

In 2005, Tony Yeboah appeared at the Lucas Radebe Testamonial with Leeds United and African players past and present. Tony Yeboah is the uncle of footballing prodige Freddy Adu, he also runs his own Hotel business in Ghana.