We're not too good down, says Gray

Leeds caretaker-manager Eddie Gray believes his club are not too good to drop into the Nationwide league.

Sun, 28 Dec, 2003 - 20:47

Leeds caretaker-manager Eddie Gray believes his club are not too good to drop into the Nationwide league.

United suffered a damaging 3-1 defeat at Wolves, the only team below them in the Premiership as Dave Jones’ side won their first league game for two months.

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Courts Soccer Premiership Place: Europe Person: Gray Person: Eddie Gray Person: Dave Jones’Person: Michael Duberry Person: Alan Smith Person: Henri Camara Person: Paul Robinson Person: Steffen Iversen Person: Dominic Matteo Person: Iversen Person: Jones Organisation: Leeds Organisation: United Organisation: Wolves

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