BBC 4/6/08
Revie still keen on Leeds United
Duncan Revie has said he is still interested in buying Leeds United, reports BBC Radio Leeds.
The son of former Leeds manager Don Revie almost put a bid in for the club in 2007 but felt the timing was wrong.
"Leeds will always be on my agenda and close to my heart, that's all I can say at the moment."
"However I must congratulate Ken Bates and Gary McAllister. I think they've done an amazing job, having been 15 points down."
The Leeds businessman's comments came after his father's England shirt was stolen from Elland Road on Saturday night.
"With a bit of luck we will get it back, I'm in shock really.
"It is priceless and a great part of Dad's memorabilia, it's irreplaceable.
"I hope and pray we get the shirt back for the benefit of all Leeds United fans that attend Elland Road," added Revie.
Leedsunited.com 4/6/08
GARY'S STRIKER SEARCH
Former England international Kevin Phillips is the latest big name striker to be linked with a move to Elland Road.
Celtic marksman Derek Riordan was the subject of Tuesday's media speculation, and the club's interest in Phillips was revealed in on Wednesday morning.
The player's agent Phil Smith confirmed that he has spoken with Gary McAllister about the out-of-contract striker, and the Leeds boss is making no secret about his desire to bolster his firepower.
The 34-year-old Phillips scorer 24 goals to help spearhead West Brom's Premiership return last term.
Macca is keeping silent about his targets, but he confirmed: "We are in the market, and we are looking at front men who can strengthen."
After the impact made by Dougie Freedman at the end of last season, Gary admits he is looking for an experienced man. Jermaine Beckford was last season's leading goalscorer with 20 goals and is very much of the part Gary's plans for next season.
Revie still keen on Leeds United
Duncan Revie has said he is still interested in buying Leeds United, reports BBC Radio Leeds.
The son of former Leeds manager Don Revie almost put a bid in for the club in 2007 but felt the timing was wrong.
"Leeds will always be on my agenda and close to my heart, that's all I can say at the moment."
"However I must congratulate Ken Bates and Gary McAllister. I think they've done an amazing job, having been 15 points down."
The Leeds businessman's comments came after his father's England shirt was stolen from Elland Road on Saturday night.
"With a bit of luck we will get it back, I'm in shock really.
"It is priceless and a great part of Dad's memorabilia, it's irreplaceable.
"I hope and pray we get the shirt back for the benefit of all Leeds United fans that attend Elland Road," added Revie.
Leedsunited.com 4/6/08
GARY'S STRIKER SEARCH
Former England international Kevin Phillips is the latest big name striker to be linked with a move to Elland Road.
Celtic marksman Derek Riordan was the subject of Tuesday's media speculation, and the club's interest in Phillips was revealed in on Wednesday morning.
The player's agent Phil Smith confirmed that he has spoken with Gary McAllister about the out-of-contract striker, and the Leeds boss is making no secret about his desire to bolster his firepower.
The 34-year-old Phillips scorer 24 goals to help spearhead West Brom's Premiership return last term.
Macca is keeping silent about his targets, but he confirmed: "We are in the market, and we are looking at front men who can strengthen."
After the impact made by Dougie Freedman at the end of last season, Gary admits he is looking for an experienced man. Jermaine Beckford was last season's leading goalscorer with 20 goals and is very much of the part Gary's plans for next season.
