Leeds United 1960-80 team

LEEDS UNITED 1960-80 TEAM

SUPPORTERS CLUB BRANCH BADGES

Aintree racecourse;Ascot;Ayr;Bangor;Bath;Beverley;Brighton;Carlisle;Cartmel;Catterick;Cheltenham Festival;Chepstow;Chester;Doncaster St Leger;Epsom Derby;Exeter racecourse;Fakenham;Folkestone;Fontwell Park;Glorious Goodwood;Hamilton Park;Haydock Park;Hereford Racecourse;Hexham;Huntingdon;Kelso;Kempton Park;Leicester;Lingfield;Ludlow;Market Rasen;Musselburgh;Newbury Racecourse;Newcastle;Newmarket;Newton Abbot;Nottingham;Perth;Plumpton;Pontefract Racecourse;Redcar;Ripon;Salisbury;Sandown Park;Sedgefield;Southwell;Stratford;Taunton;Thirsk;Towcester;Uttoxeter;Warwick;Wetherby;Wincanton;Windsor;Wolverhampton;Worcester;Yarmouth;York Ebor

Graham Walker's 1960-80 Team

The Supporters Club Branch badges shown below are part of Graham Walker's extensive collection and are in alphabetical order according to the branch represented.


















1960’s-1980’s MANAGERS 1960 - 1st March 1961 Jack Taylor 1st March 1961 – 4th July 1974 Don Revie 30th July 1974 – 12th Sept. 1974 Brian Clough 4th October 1974 – 3rd July 1978 Jimmy Armfield 21st August 1978 – 4th October 1978 Jock Stein 25th October 1978 – December Jimmy Adamson


















1960’s – 1980’s FOOTBALL LEAGUE RECORD 1960-61 Division 2 14th with 38 pts 1961-62 Division 2 19th with 36 pts 1962-63 Division 2 5th with 48 pts 1963-64 Division 2 1st with 63 pts 1964-65 Division 1 2nd with 61 pts 1965-66 Division 1 2nd with 55 pts 1966-67 Division 1 4th with 55 pts 1967-68 Division 1 4th with 53 pts 1968-69 Division 1 1st with 67 pts 1969-70 Division 1 2nd with 57 pts 1970-71 Division 1 2nd with 64 pts 1971-72 Division 1 2nd with 57 pts 1972-73 Division 1 3rd with 53 pts 1973-74 Division 1 1st with 62 pts 1974-75 Division 1 9th with 45 pts 1975-76 Division 1 5th with 51 pts 1976-77 Division 1 10th with 42 pts 1977-78 Division 1 9th with 46 pts 1978-79 Division 1 5th with 50 pts 1979-80 Division 1 11th with 40 pts


















1960’s – 1980’s F A CUP RECORD 1960-61 Lost 2-0 away to Sheffield Wednesday in Round 3 1961-62 Lost 3-1 away to Derby County in Round 3 after a replay 1962-63 Lost 3-0 away to Nottingham Forest in Round 5 (Middlesbrough, Stoke City) 1963-64 Lost 2-0 away to Everton in Round 4 after a replay (Cardiff City) 1964-65 Lost 2-1 at Wembley to Nottingham Forest in the Final (Manchester United, Crystal Palace, Shrewsbury Town, Everton, Southport) 1965-66 Lost 1-0 away Chelsea in Round 4 (Bury) 1966-67 Lost 1-0 to Chelsea in Semi-Final (Manchester City, Sunderland, West Bromwich Albion, Crystal Palace) 1967-68 Lost 1-0 to Everton in Semi-Final (Sheffield United, Bristol City, Nottingham Forest, Derby County) 1968-69 Lost 3-1 at home to Sheffield Wednesday in Round 3 after a replay 1969-70 Lost 2-1 to Chelsea in the Final after a replay (Manchester United, Swindon Town, Mansfield Town, Sutton United, Swansea Town) 1970-71 Lost 3-2 away to Colchester United in Round 5 (Swindon Town, Rotherham United) 1971-72 Won the Cup beating Arsenal 1-0 at Wembley (Birmingham City, Spurs, Cardiff City, Liverpool, Bristol Rovers) 1972-73 Lost 1-0 in the Final to Sunderland at Wembley (Wolves, Derby County, West Bromwich Albion, Plymouth Argyle) 1973-74 Lost 1-0 at home to Bristol City after a replay (Peterborough United, Wolves) 1974-75 Lost 3-2 to Ipswich Town in Quarter-Final after 3 replays (Derby County, Wimbledon, Cardiff City) 1975-76 Lost 1-0 at home to Crystal Palace in Round 4 (Notts County) 1976-77 Lost 2-1 to Manchester United in Semi-Final (Wolves, Manchester City, Birmingham City, Norwich City) 1977-78 Lost 2-1 at home to Manchester City in Round 3 1978-79 Lost 2-0 away to West Bromwich Albion in Round 4 after a replay (Hartlepool United) 1979-80 Lost 4-1 at home to Nottingham Forest in Round 3















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COMMENTS Graham posted the team shown above on 12/3/2013 commenting No room for Peter Lorimer, Paul Madeley, Norman Hunter and, of coure, Gary Sprake. Also torn between Eddie Gray, who I liked as a person, and Gordon Strachan. Since I put Strachan in my overall Dream Team I have to stick with him.