Venables pleads for calm

Leeds boss Terry Venables has pleaded for calm from the fans ahead of tomorrow’s potentially explosive clash with bitter rivals Manchester United.

Fri, 13 Sep, 2002 - 15:23

Leeds boss Terry Venables has pleaded for calm from the fans ahead of tomorrow’s potentially explosive clash with bitter rivals Manchester United.

The match is being overshadowed by the return of former Leeds skipper Rio Ferdinand following his £30m (€48m) defection across the Pennines just two months ago.

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