Leeds United Supporters Network

Group News

The LUSN has a growing network of supporter groups based in the England, around the UK, across Europe and further afield.

The purpose of this page is to detail news from all of these branches of the extensive LUSN network, allowing independent fan groups to see what others are doing, what their member experiences are at games and within their groups and by offering the chance to work together within the network for the good of their members and fans of Leeds United wherever they may live.

If you have a supporters group who are looking for a group of democratically elected and future-looking fellow Leeds fans dedicated to improving your experience travelling to support the club, at home or away, then look no further!

You can easily get in touch with us via our Contact Us page or by email at enquiries@lusn.co.uk.

Leeds United Supporters’ Network Tribute – Terry Yorath

By paul keat • January 8, 2026

The Leeds United Supporters’ Network is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Terry Yorath, aged 75. Terry was a proud servant of Leeds United , a former Wales captain and manager, and a respected figure in football both on and off the pitch. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and all who knew him. Terry emerged as a strong, natural leader in Don Revie’s great Leeds United side of the early 1970s. Although born in Cardiff, Wales, he signed as a schoolboy, and went on to play a key role in the 1973–74 First Division title-winning team and featured in the 1975 European Cup Final, becoming the first Welshman to play in that competition’s final. He later enjoyed distinguished spells with Coventry City and Tottenham Hotspur, captaining Coventry with pride, and represented Wales with great commitment, earning 59 caps. Beyond his playing days, Terry gave much to the game as a manager, most notably with Wales, where he led a talented side that came heartbreakingly close to qualifying for the 1994 World Cup. His life was marked by personal tragedy, including the loss of his son Daniel and his presence at the Bradford City fire, events that showed his courage and humanity away from football. Terry Yorath will be remembered by LUSN members, and Leeds United fans everywhere, as a fierce competitor, a leader, and a man who represented our club with honour. As with all our legends, he will never be forgotten.