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A former Leeds United player has opened up on the previous regime at Leeds United. By Jamie Kemble Former Leeds United star Mirco Antenucci has opened up on his bitter Elland Road exit. The veteran striker enjoyed a relatively successful spell with Leeds, scoring 19 times in 75 appearances between 2014 and 2016. He was signed under the Massimo Celino regime at Elland Road, joining from Temana and he went on to win a nomination for the club’s player of the year award in his second season. Antenucci scored nine league goals in that second season, but he saw his game time reduced significantly late in the campaign. The striker started the vast majority of Championship games in the first half of the season, and he was given a run of starts in the March, scoring four and assisting one in the space of three games. But after a run of six starts, and that good form, he started two of the last seven games, and he claims that was because of his contract situation, something that was he...

OOOOOO THIS IS DECENT Written by: Rob Conlon If you had asked me to guess which footballers were invited to Liam Cooper’s wedding, the summer sun would have changed for the bleak skies of winter before I mentioned the name Scott Wootton. Paudie O’Connor maybe? What about Vurnon Anita? Didn’t Souleymane Doukara RSVP? I’m yet to see any of them in the photos, but there’s Scott Wootton — and look how happy Kalvin is to see him! Without wanting to be rude to Wootton, it made me wonder what he had done to be invited that Jason Pearce hadn’t. While Wootton was flying to Ibiza for the big do after ending the season in the A-League with Wellington Phoenix, Pearce was announcing his retirement from playing after spending the last six years with Charlton. His interview with Charlton’s official YouTube channel is a sombre watch; Pearce wanted to play for one more season but was told it wouldn’t be with Charlton, and none of the offers he got to continue were as appealing as a gig coaching C...

The Definitive History of Leeds United - Season 2015/16 Part 1 Heavy Metal Football https://t.co/gHwOG0rssr pic.twitter.com/bn1NYo1HqF — Dave Mightyleeds (@DaveMightyLeeds) April 16, 2022

  Manager Eater Massimo Cellino swings his axe again and again and again as his new regime gets under way in earnest – it’s all change in the playing squad as Nicola Salerno goes shopping in Serie B.  Neil Redfearn emerges after the sackings of David Hockaday and Darko Milanic to launch a fightback built on the fruits of his labours in the United Academy Remember the time and thank your lucky stars for where we are today! Part 1 Watermelons –  http://www.mightyleeds.co.uk/seasons/201415part1.htm Part 2 There’s Only One Neil Redfearn –  http://www.mightyleeds.co.uk/seasons/201415part2.htm Part 3 Results, table and transfers –  http://www.mightyleeds.co.uk/seasons/201415part3.pdf Massimo Cellino welcomes new United coach David Hockaday