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  • proper noun Leeds United Football Club, a football club from the English city of Leeds.

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Examples

  • Carlisle's 14-goal top scorer, who has an 'LUFC' tattoo on his right arm, told a national newspaper: "I have the passion and pride to wear that Leeds shirt again.

    News round-up 2010

  • Carlisle's 14-goal top scorer, who has an 'LUFC' tattoo on his right arm, told a national newspaper: "I have the passion and pride to wear that Leeds shirt again.

    News round-up 2010

  • Carlisle's 14-goal top scorer, who has an 'LUFC' tattoo on his right arm, told a national newspaper: "I have the passion and pride to wear that Leeds shirt again.

    News round-up 2010

  • Carlisle's 14-goal top scorer, who has an 'LUFC' tattoo on his right arm, told a national newspaper: "I have the passion and pride to wear that Leeds shirt again.

    News round-up 2010

  • Carlisle's 14-goal top scorer, who has an 'LUFC' tattoo on his right arm, told a national newspaper: "I have the passion and pride to wear that Leeds shirt again.

    News round-up 2010

  • Carlisle's 14-goal top scorer, who has an 'LUFC' tattoo on his right arm, told a national newspaper: "I have the passion and pride to wear that Leeds shirt again.

    News round-up 2010

  • Carlisle's 14-goal top scorer, who has an 'LUFC' tattoo on his right arm, told a national newspaper: "I have the passion and pride to wear that Leeds shirt again.

    News round-up 2010

  • I was a LUFC fan in the glory days of Alan Clarke, Billy Bremner and the wonderful wonderful Jackie Charlton.

    Yorkshire tag cloud 2007

  • A further statement clarified the deal: Leeds United Football Club Limited (LUFC), the company that holds the share in the Football League, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Leeds City Holdings Limited ('LCH').

    Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

  • While everyone celebrates the return of what we had in the first place, the reality is that Mr Bates has removed the profit element from LUFC.

    unknown title 2009

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