This week Matt and Emma speak to Jermaine about transitioning from the pitch to punditry, adapting to life away from playing. Plus we hear from Eddie Gray as we mark 50 years since Leeds famous FA Cup win.

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This week, Emma Jones pits Matt Lewis and Jermaine Beckford against each other, head to head, mano-a-mano. We’ve heard all the machoism, competitiveness and chest-puffing about who loves Leeds United more and we felt it was time they put their wits to the test in our Official Leeds United Podcast quiz. Plus there’s chat about the Crystal Palace game and plenty more.

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Matt Lewis and Jermaine Beckford are joined by one of Becks’ former teammates Mike Grella, a man who filled Thierry Henry’s shoes at the New York Red Bulls and was name-checked by Jesse Marsch when the new boss was unveiled at Elland Road. Mike shares some fascinating insights into the way Jesse works having played under him for several years, and reflects on promotion from League One, adapting to life in Leeds, the growth of football in the US and why he thinks Leeds have the perfect boss in place.

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Matt and Jermaine are joined by Sam Greenwood, who’s been in fine form in recent games, not least the 3-0 over Watford where he was instrumental in the second and third goals. Sam talks about breaking through into the senior squad, new boss Jesse, why he loves the North and much more.

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In light of Pat’s recent signing (his baby), Emma and Matt chat to Becks about life as a Premier League-playing parent - from the perks of the job for your brood, to separating the highs and lows of the game from family life, going from Chinawhite to dinner parties, to timing those summer babies like a pro (footballer).

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Emma, Matt and Jermaine reflect on another incredible, absurd win in the wake of Leeds fighting back from 2-0 down to emerge 3-2 victors against Wolves.

We’re also joined by Mark ‘Jacko’ Jackson, recently promoted by new boss Jesse Marsch to first team coach, who reflects on his long history with the club and working his way up through the coaching ranks at Elland Road.

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We’ve a corking guest this week as we hear from Kalvin Phillips, who discusses how much he’s chomping at the bit to get back out there, growing up a stone’s throw from Elland Road, his England exploits and being serenaded by Ed Sheeran, how long it takes him to shop at Aldi, how much his local community means to him and much more (NB this chat was recorded a few weeks ago). Plus the guys discuss the Norwich game now that their heart rates have settled down.

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Matt Lewis, Jermaine Beckford and Emma Jones are back to digest what has been a seismic few weeks at Elland Road.

The guys reflect on the great Marcelo Bielsa’s departure and the legacy he’ll leave, as well as their first impressions of new boss Jesse Marsch, with insights from Jermaine as to what it’s like when a new manager takes over.

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Michael Doyle joins Emma Jones, Matt Lewis and his former teammate Jermaine Beckford to reflect on his time at Elland Road, his current role at Notts County and the big question - whose face he’d have tattooed on his body if he had to.

Plus we hear about Becks’ latest acting gig, which involved a very quick appearance on a sofa.

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Emma Jones, Matthew Lewis and Jermaine Beckford are joined by former Whites striker Michael Bridges to chat about his time at Elland Road, a significant spell that saw Leeds reach the UEFA Cup semi-finals and qualify for the Champions League, ensuring he remains a revered figure in the club’s history. 

Michael talks openly about the struggles that arose from his injury troubles and life down under, plus why he wants to deck Lord Sugar.

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