The very long-awaited take-over of Leeds United is finally complete, so it’s time to wave goodbye to Andrea Radrizzani and hello to our new overlords, 49ers Enterprises! We also discuss the outgoings and incomings on the playing side, with a trip to Oslo thrown in too.

Leeds United finally burst into life this week. Not only did they begin pre-season training (modelling their new Adidas cast-off training wear) but they even appointed a manager….

Rocco chats with esteemed author Robert Endeacott about his new book, Marcelo On Together, a wonderful celebration of El Loco Bielsa’s extraordinary era at Elland Road.

Takeover talk is everywhere, and it’s not going away. A bizarre week with statements from Andrea Radrizzani, and articles from The Athletic stating that Andrea had allegedly tried to secure a loan against Elland Road.

Well it’s all over, and Leeds United are a Championship club once again. We pick the bones out of another hideous defeat, rage about Radrizzani, and muse over the most important summer for many years, as the Whites contemplate possibly the largest overhaul in their history.

A terrible day for Leeds United, another defeat in the capital to a bunch of players that were drinking two days ago after celebrating a Semi-final Europa win. Leeds are down and relegated barring some absolute miracle. Where did it all go wrong? A incredibly difficult rebuild awaits.

Patrick Bamford and his family have been the subject of online hate and honestly awful messages - this is not what he needs or deserves and it’s not what we are as supporters of our club. We are better than that! A good result against Newcastle United on reflection enjoy this weeks episode as we discuss the game and can we do it?

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It’s been a busy old week at Elland Road! Victor Orta’s reign over Leeds United is finally at an end, so with the help of our qualified friend, Darragh Cunningham, now is the time to evaluate his performance from start to finish. With additional chat about Gracia’s dismissal, Big Sam’s arrival, the defeat at City and our prospects in the final three games.

Leeds United is in an absolute state. The rebuild to get to this point has taken years and it’s all falling apart from the top-down. A difficult day where Leeds lost 4-1 to Bournemouth exposing the bad decisions from just over a year ago. The board and players are all under huge pressure and angst from the fanbase - how did it come to this?