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Leeds United: Fans react to club’s video montage of the city
Many Leeds United have reacted to a latest club post which shares some passionate footage about the city.
England and the rest of the world has been rocked over the last few months by the coronavirus pandemic, which has brought many aspects of life (including football) to a standstill.
With the Championship season coming to a halt, table-topping Leeds have been left waiting on tender hooks to see if they will be able to clinch promotion to the Premier League.
On course to seal automatic promotion to England’s top flight after a 16-year absence, many Leeds fans are eagerly anticipating the return of the Championship, which has now been given the go-ahead to come back on the weekend of June 20.
As football slowly returns, some aspects of life have also started to go back to normal, and the Whites have opted to celebrate the city in a latest piece of footage via their official Twitter account.
💙 We are Leeds! We never stop marching on together! pic.twitter.com/cjziDbmewq
— Leeds United (@LUFC) June 4, 2020
Thanking the NHS for their continued hard work during the coronavirus pandemic via the video footage, many Leeds fans have now reacted with a passionate response..
Some people don’t understand what it is to be Leeds…. Leeds wasn’t made for them!
— Leeds (At home 🏠) (@LeedsEverywhere) June 4, 2020
It really is a moving bit of video, we are proud, we are one, we are Leeds
— Forever Leeds (@BattysRightHook) June 4, 2020
Looking forward to the day when we can get back to Elland Road to sing “Marching On Together” 💙💛🤍
— Deborah batterbee (@DebLUFC) June 5, 2020
That’s really lovely. Choked me up when it got to Norman though!
— Josey back up North, PhD 💙💛 (@jemccudden) June 4, 2020
Wow … this is pretty special 😍
— Leesa Hullah 💙💛 (@hullah_l) June 4, 2020
A big clap 👏 for whoever made this video!!!!!!!
LOVE LEEDS UNITED!!!!!!!!!!!!! 💙💙💙💙#LUFC
— Nick Gazerro (@newengland_AU) June 4, 2020
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