. # marcelo bielsa # marcelo bielsa # marcelo bielsa #.ood reason to praise their manager... the man who's guided leeds back to the top flight after a 16 year wait. joe lynskey looks back on their return to the premier league. in return to the premier league. 2004, leeds united flight in 2004, leeds united left the top flight in tears. the three—time league champions hoped the drop down would be temporary. instead it took a generation. just three years earlier, leeds were in the champions league last four, but they got their expending what they could not afford. huge debts meant star players had to leave and relegation left a broken club in freefall. soon they dropped further down to league 1. it's been a long way back. for me 110w 1. it's been a long way back. for me now to sit here and look back 60 yea rs now to sit here and look back 60 years ago, i played the last game that they were in the premier league, it makes you realise how long it actually was. —— 16 years ago. the following that leeds united have got, the support base they have

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the man who's masterminded the resurgence is marcelo bielsa, a maverick with an obsession for detail.seen in anything other than his leeds tracksuit, the argentine has earned a cult following. he's certainly unique. he's got his own way of doing things. so he's true to himself. he's authentic, and he's brave enough to be different. it's frank sinatra, isn't it? "i did it my way". he's certainly done it his way. tonight, fittingly, marcelo bielsa was with the fans while fans ignored warnings to stay at home, instead marching to where they feel they belong. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world. it's now time for us to take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the assistant editor of the daily mirror, jason beattie and the uk correspondent for france 2a, benedicte paviot. tomorrow's front pages starting with the telegraph leads on borisjohnson‘s road map for a further easing of coronavirus restrictions in england — as he sets out p

so that defeat for west brom now means that marcelo bielsa's side will finish top of the championshipnd an agonising wait for leeds fans. here's our correspondent katie gornall. so close, they could almost touch it. last night, leeds put themselves on the brink of promotion. tonight, west brom's failure to beat huddersfield made it official. after 16 years, leeds united are back in the premier league. the history of leeds united is peppered with soaring highs and crushing lows. one of the biggest clubs in britain in the 1970s, in 1992 they became the last champions of the old first division and at the turn of the century were one of the most exciting teams in the top flight. full—back danny mills had a front row seat. nobody deserves to be there, you have to earn the right. that's what they've done. i think the energy that they play with, the style of football that they have, the passion that they bring, the history, i think the premier will be a richer place for it. in the late 1990s, leeds were a force both at home and abroad. in 2001, they reached the semifinals of the champions le

what about the manager, marcelo bielsa, a humble manager, marcelo bielsa, a humble man widely seen as when he joined the club but he said he just wa nted joined the club but he said he just wanted a normal life in a little flat. you can see the warmth he has for the fans from these pictures, smiles all round as he arrived home last night stop leeds does have a lot of global support around the world. lots of tweets coming in from back home, social media went wild with messages of congratulations from celebrities, like liam gallagher, who was a man city fan, but he wrote "get your rocks off, leeds united". and there were many more, including lifelong fan chris moyles, who tweeted "after 16 years of the worse football rollercoaster ever, leeds united are back. i'm going through as million emotions. thank you to all the players and staff and fans and everyone." and i'm nowjoined by leeds super—fans debbie fishman and james adcock. i have just found i havejust found out i have just found out you i havejust found out you met i have just found out you met on valentine's day at a leeds game?