Legend is a word reserved for players like Bremner and Charles – just leeds you should hang your head in shame saying Smith was legend. Embarrassment – thats you that is.

Harvey’s comment about the disbanded Leeds team of the relegation year is valid and pertinent, in part. And Tom – mentioning Cantona is totally irrelevant, since it is David O’ Leary’s team that is in question. Players such as Bowyer and Kewell really struggled to move on from the Leeds decline – one must remember that Bowyer at this time was an absolutely star player, whilst Kewell was apparently one of the great young players in the world. Woodgate, too, would never really show the his Leeds form again, although as in Kewell’s case, injury played a big role in Woodgate’s demise. But the ignominy and tragedy of the Leeds experience I believe played on some of the players’ minds.

However, as correctly pointed out, Ferdinand and Keane seem to have progressed with few problems; Dacourt had a little lull before he really came on at Inter.

Right where to start.

Lets start at Dacourt, one of the grittiest midfielders seen, and done well in Italy adn for Inter, who’s fans love him.

Ferdinand, vital part of your team, to be honest, you wouldnt win anything without him.

Kewell – Fair enough I think he’s shit but he’s always injured yet Rafa Benitez still plays him regualry, won a champions league medal, something your players have and will never do.Not to turn your nose up.

I could go on really with many others such as Robinson, England’s number 1,Robbie Keane …. One of the deadliest strikers in the league.

Why comment on things you dont know about ?

Also, why would ex-Leeds players be anything better after it ? We got them to their pinnacle and who wouldnt be with sucha brilliantly loyal fanbase at a brilliant club.