Leeds United Season 2014/15 .... In pictures. Part 6 ‏

By Keith Ingham

Sol Bamba with his first goal for the club against Fulham, this 3-0 victory at Craven Cottage was one of the results of the season. The score although flattered us but as they say 'a win, is a win'

You could be forgiven if you thought this was a Division Two or Non League pitch, it isn't it's Blackpool's Bloomfield Road on a match day. Incredible you might think but remember who owns them !. Antenucci scored for Leeds in a 1-1 stalemate.

The 'suspension' of Steve Thompson surprised not only the fans and media but also Neil Redfearn. Just when you think things were going really well at the club, Salerno and Umbers put the proverbial 'spanner in the works'.

A poignant moment when players and supporters remembered the two Leeds fans who went to see a football game and were murdered in Turkey. Chris and Kevin will never be forgotten. Leeds lost the game 3-0 to Blackburn Rovers and Rudy Austin was sent off.

My church in two parts. The best photograph I've taken of the famous ground. I call it the Theatre of Hope.

It's always special when you meet your heroes but these two seem to have tarnished their reputations with events that followed this photograph being taken.

Charlie Taylor celebrates his first goal for Leeds in the 4-3 defeat at Wolverhampton Wanderers. Leeds led 1-0 but Wolves went 3-1 up only for Leeds to equalise with a own goal and a Mowatt screamer. Wolves though won it two minutes from time. A great game but a defeat.

Kalvin Phillips made his debut at Wolverhampton and scored his first goal at Elland Road. The game though saw another defeat in a less than inspiring performance. The coach lambasted his players after this 2-1 home defeat to Cardiff City

Jonny Howson opens the scoring in Norwich City's 2-0 win at Elland Road. To his credit he didn't celebrate the goal. Leeds were simply beaten by a better side.

In a game over shadowed by the non appearance due to 'injury' the 'sick note six'. Six foreign players opted not to travel to Charlton Athletic, in the game Steve Morison scored his first goal for two years in a 2-1 defeat. That made it five defeats in a row after the departure of Steve Thompson, coincidence I think not.

Two in two for Steve Morison in the 2-1 victory at Hillsborough, Leeds were behind to a Maguire penalty but goals from Taylor and Morison brought the three points back to West Yorkshire. A good day out too.

Football is special because of the people we meet and our friends we go with. Here is my great friend Sean who I had the pleasure to share the last game of the season with. Purple shirt was a protest on how Cellino has run the club and the sacking of Steve Thompson.

Steve Evans getting into the holiday mode, after securing Rotherham's Championship future with a earlier win over Reading. He said he'd wear these clothes at Leeds if people wanted him to. Good to see a little humour is still within football.

"ONE NEIL REDFEARN, THERE'S ONE NEIL REDFEARN" Thanks Neil for all your hard work.