Leeds United are always worth reading about and a new book brings real insight into a club that stirs such intense passion.

This book presents a picture of life at Leeds United as they struggle for redemption.

Leeds United: Trials and Tribulations continues the story of Leeds' struggle, with exclusive interviews with many of the club's leading figures

We are the Damned United reveals the true story, as told by the players Brian Clough managed at the time.

Dirty Leeds is where young Jimmy O'Rourke is born and bred, brought up by his grandma in the shadow of the hallowed ground itself. This gives him a thirst for the beautiful game and determination to play for the club he loves.

This book, which took three years to put together, is written with great passion that oozes out of the pages from a genuine lifelong Leeds United supporter.

Brian Clough's ill-fated 44-day tenure at Elland Road and his grim obsession with the ghostly figure of Don Revie is the immediate subject of The Damned Utd.

A book about 12 great seasons of football at Leeds United AFC by Colin S. Jeffrey.

Review of Elland Road E:males

Mick Jones burst onto the football scene with Sheffield United aged seventeen.

Allan Clarke was renowned throughout Europe as one of the most clinical finishers around.

Leeds United has a rich history since their formation in 1919.

From their first steps in Europe in the mid-1960s during the revolutionary Don Revie era, to Champions League football, Leeds United have been a force to be reckoned with in European competition.

Formed in 1919, Leeds United is one of British football's leading clubs. Prior to the 60s legendary stars included Ernie Hart, Willis Edwards and John Charles.

The FA Cup is the most prestigious club knockout competition in the world, and for supporters there is nothing quite like 'cup-fever' to grip their imagination.

A frank, at times humorous and enlightening autobiography.

When Rio Ferdinand joined Leeds United for £18m, many pundits in the game questioned the size of the fee.

A scoring sensation at Middlesbrough, after winning two England caps, Brian Clough’s playing career was tragically cut short by injury.

The arrival of Eric Cantona at Leeds United a decade ago heralded a new era in the game.

Leeds United’s demise after the Revie era was far too quick.

An excellently written book that charts Leeds United’s rise to prominence as a footballing force following the appointment of Don Revie as manager in 1961.

This for me is the most comprehensive history of the club. Originally written in 1992, Jarred and MacDonald have updated the story to include Leeds rise to prominence both domestically and in Europe in recent seasons.

Once again the club has come up with its annual book for younger supporters that is packed with articles, nostalgia, a variety of quizzes and plenty of pictures of today’s star players.

This is a fascinating and thought provoking account of the most famous footballing brothers to have played the game.

A thorough attempt to analyse why the club and an element of its supporters, fairly or unfairly, has developed one of the worst reputations in the country.