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Morning Leeds-in for 15 December: Leeds and Andrea Radrizzani step up in the community

Plus some links to enjoy with your morning tea.

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So this happened.

Liversedge FC had a number of items stolen from them in a recent burglary, in which tracksuits, training kits, etc., were all taken. For a semi-pro club like Liversedge, who play in the North Counties East League, a loss of this magnitude is pretty close to a disaster, as these clubs basically hope to break even every year. So it’s great to see Leeds step up and provide them with some replacements. For a club like Leeds, this kind of expense would be a drop in the bucket, but it shows, once again, that the club under Radrizzani is part of the community again.

On to the links.

Leeds United Links

Leeds United are offering tours of Elland Road this weekend. [Leeds United.com]

David Prutton thinks that Leeds are looking like promotion candidates. [Yorkshire Evening Post]

Forget the hype: Ouasim Bouy isn’t worth getting excited about. [Through It All Together]

England and English football Links

Fleetwood Town beat Hereford FC 2-0 in the FA Cup. Lewie Coyle did not feature for Fleetwood. [BBC.com]

Liam Rosenior thinks that Burnley and Sean Dyche show the value of patience, something that is in rather short supply these days in English football. [The Guardian]

Everton under Sam Allardyce have moved up the table. Royal Blue Mersey looks at three ways that the team has improved. [Royal Blue Mersey]

World Football Links

Los Angeles FC, the newest MLS club, continues to make deals, as they signed young Uruguayan forward Diego Rossi to a Designated Player contract. [Angels On Parade]

And apparently Leeds aren’t the only club looking at Sporting Clube de Portugal players, as LAFC is linked with midfielder Francisco Geraldes, who is currently on loan at Rio Ave. [Angels on Parade]

Monterrey and Tigres ran away with the Apertura in LigaMX. Who can challenge those two clubs in the Clausura? [ESPN.com]