On May 10, 2000, the Dons went down, Bradford stayed up, and Leeds went to Europe. The effects of that day are still very much here
The prospect of two immediate rounds in a season without any real form of jeopardy hardly interested anyone, and not many have missed it since.
On May 10, 2000, the Dons went down, Bradford stayed up, and Leeds went to Europe. The effects of that day are still very much here
The prospect of two immediate rounds in a season without any real form of jeopardy hardly interested anyone, and not many have missed it since.
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