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Leeds United: Fans share their club-themed Christmas gifts

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Christmas Day saw plenty of Leeds fans get some club-themed gifts. On Twitter, fans were sharing what they had received and highlighted the range of Leeds merchandise on offer.

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With fans all too happy to share their Leeds-themed presents with the wider world, the strength of supporters’ love for the badge was on clear display.

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Gifts such as framed replica shirts, centenary books and even a Lego version of Elland Road (not to mention a good, old-fashioned club scarf) were among the variety of items Whites fans were enjoying on Christmas Day.

Some took the plea to share what their Leeds gifts were a bit more seriously, with a wish to grab three points against Preston on Boxing Day also among the replies, as Christmas Day proved not to be a big enough distraction for Leeds’ promotion push.

Below is a selection of tweets showing the array of Leeds presents fans became proud owners of on the big day:

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Graduated in Sport Journalism (BA) with first-class honours from the University of Brighton and has since had bylines in The Times, sports business publication SportsPro, Football FanCast and The Gooner fanzine.

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