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To answer some of the questions you will either need to be LUFC's number one fan or do some research. Here are some books that should help.

	He made you cry with laughter with Paint It White, now the celebrated Leeds-supporting, cartoon-drawing, painting and decorating eccentric Gary Edwards is back			Martin Jarred and Malcolm Macdonald, both acknowledged experts on the club’s history, have put Leeds United’s complete European record into one book. Every game is covered in great detail with a match report and full statistics.
	Amazon Customer Review- This book pieces together the jigsaw of a meltdown over the last 4 years, and gives you a chance to form your own opinion of how it all went wrong, through interviews with many of the key witnesses. Several items are new, but those in the LS11 will have seen some of it in the Yorkshire Evening Post, already. It makes you wonder what else went on. A fascinating read for those who care about the Club and are still looking for a reason why. .			Read about the glory day's from the views of Paul Madeley- one of the greatest players to wear the whites of Leeds United.
	Nobody associated with Leeds commands as much respect as Eddie Gray, who was among the most skilful and exciting player's in the club's history and whose links with the club have been further strengthened by his roles as manager, youth team coach, reserve-team coach and assistant manager			A history of Leeds FC from 1919 to 1997. There are comprehensive season-by-season statistics and the book is illustrated with many never-before-seen photographs.