New squad numbers announced

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leedsunited.com 3/8/12
The club has finalised its squad numbers for the coming season with six new recruits figuring in the first 11 numbers.
Paddy Kenny has been given the number one shirt, Adam Drury wears three, Jason Pearce will wear five, Paul Green gets the number seven shirt, Rodolph Austin will be eight, and Luke Varney has been allocated 11.
Tom Lees also steps into the first 11 numbers with the number four shirt while Luciano Becchio retains the number 10.
Aidan White will wear 14 for the new season while Andy Gray is 18 and David Norris 19. Michael Brown will wear number 21 this season and Zac Thompson has been given the number 23 shirt.
Ross McCormack will wear his favoured number 44.

1 PADDY KENNY
2
3 ADAM DRURY
4 TOM LEES
5 JASON PEARCE
6
7 PAUL GREEN
8 RODOLPH AUSTIN
9
10 LUCIANO BECCHIO
11 LUKE VARNEY
12 JAMIE ASHDOWN
13
14 AIDAN WHITE
15
16 DANNY PUGH
17
18 ANDY GRAY
19 DAVID NORRIS
20
21 MICHAEL BROWN
22 ROBBIE ROGERS
23 ZAC THOMPSON
24 PAUL CONNOLLY
44 ROSS McCORMACK

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