My Top 10 - Volume 5

Lucas Clark • Mar 06, 2024

This 'My Top 10' has been compiled by Hampshire Whites member Lucas Clark - age 11

1 Kalvin Phillips

One of the best players I've seen for Leeds and he's Leeds through and through.

2 Luke Ayling

Scored the best goal (v Huddersfield) I've ever seen live

3 Pablo Hernandez

World class player. My favourite in the Championship.

4 Gaetano Berardi

Great player who put his body on the line.

5 Raphinha

Technically gifted and the best player i've seen live.

6 Hadi Sacko

Scored the first live Leeds goal I saw, even though we lost 2-1 to Birmingham that day!

7 Ezgjan Alioski

Dependable and with an engine to cover the whole pitch.....and crazy!

8 Chris Wood

My favourite striker for Leeds.

9 Stuart Dallas

Brilliant utility player who can be relied on in any position. And also that goal v Man City

10 Ronaldo Vieira

Underrated but always played well and worked hard.

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