Leeds District Police HQ being constructed on the former Leeds Greyhound site, Elland Road. Following the closer of the greyhound stadium in 1982 Ladbrokes placed a 20 year covenant on the land preventing it from being developed.

1933, Leeds United players lending a hand with preparation of the pitch for the FA Cup 4th round replay v Tranmere Rovers. Leeds United would win 4-0 in front of a crowd of 25,000

@UtdBeforFergie I never realised what a prominent role Walter played in your history, it’s a story I’ll look into.

Jack Charlton fishing with his mam at Kielder Reservoir in Northumberland.

@LUSCgriffinLUFC There was also a newspaper cartoonist by the name of Norman Hunter at the same time which makes searching extremely difficult!

@JulianBarker111 Fantastic. Who’s that?

@Yorkshire_Tales Although I did send this guy a message once so he posts my Tweets now and not just the images.

@borage99978350 This is from 1931, looks like he had two stints at the club.

Norman Hunters dad (also Norman) died shortly before he was born, his autobiography says he was quite a bit older then his mum was.

@lufcprog I believe so.

Leeds City FC help stranded travellers during the railway strikes of 1919, offering lifts on their return journey from their 4-2 victory, in what would be their last ever game, away at Wolverhampton Wanderers, October 1919.

David Batty, summer 1985.

Last one for now. Bit of a smaller tv here though.

@Pisci @TheSkyStrikers @modmag1905 I would hope so

@TheSkyStrikers @Pisci @modmag1905 Carl Leaburn wheeling his tv home.