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Leeds United Mocked Online As All Three Front Cover Wall Calendar Stars Complete Premier League Moves

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Leeds United’s 2024 wall calendar has seen the club become the subject of brutal online trolls. All three front cover stars have recently completed moves to the Premier League. 

Leeds United 2024 Wall Calendar

s on X, formerly Twitter, were quick to point out that the calendar is effectively surplus to requirements. Much to the amusement of rival football ers.

The trio in question are Archie Gray, Crysensio Summerville and Georginio Rutter. Nonetheless, fans did get to enjoy them donning the famous white strip for the first half of the year at least.

Gray was the first to leave Yorkshire. The 18-year-old ed Tottenham for a reported fee of £40m. Summerville also made the switch to London shortly after, ing West Ham United for 30m in early August.

Rutter moved further south, g for Brighton & Hove Albion for £40m on August 19. The balance sheet at Elland Road is certainly looking healthy, but that won’t stop the online mockery for the merchandise mishap.

Poor Start To The 2024/25 Campaign For Leeds

Despite banking well over £100m through the trio of sales, performances on the pitch have been questionable to say the least. The Leeds United 2024 wall calendar is the least of their worries.

A last-gasp draw at home to newly promoted Portsmouth on the opening day set the tone for the shaky start. A few days later, a 3-0 humbling at Elland Road against Middlesbrough saw Daniel Farke’s side exit the EFL Cup.

Another draw – this time at West Brom – means it is three games without a win this season. Fans will start to become increasingly frustrated if a turn around in fortunes doesn’t happen soon.

However, the club and its fans will have to deal with the egg on face moment regarding the Leeds United 2024 wall calendar. Ironically, it’s actually out of stock at the moment! Scroll down for some of the best reactions on X.

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Ben Horlock is a sports news and features writer who holds a degree in sports journalism (BA Hons) from Southampton Solent University. Ben has been published across a wide variety of news outlets and websites including HITC, 90min, GiveMeSport, Betfair and Zoo Magazine. As well, Ben has worked in social media for four years in the sports gambling industry. For his sins, Ben is a QPR fan and is a keen follower of all the major European football leagues.

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