Leeds United

Leeds United have one of the most loyal and confrontational fanbases in English football, the kind of supporters who follow the club through the Premier League, the Championship, and back up again without ever once doubting whether it's worth it. These Leeds United rivalry shirts are built for the Elland Road faithful, the fans who turn the Lowfields end into the loudest stand in the league when it matters.

Anti-Manchester United gear sits at the top because the Wars of the Roses rivalry with the Red Devils is the deepest and meanest in English football, going back to the medieval Yorkshire and Lancashire feud and renewing every time the two clubs share a division. Censored or fully explicit, text or box, in Leeds white, navy, and yellow. Anti-Chelsea designs cover the historic 1970 FA Cup Final feud with anti-Millwall tees handling the lower-league grudge and anti-Liverpool gear stocked for the long-running Lancashire-Yorkshire battles.

Leeds United fan gear for the Whites. Wear it to Elland Road south of the city centre, to pubs in Beeston and across LS11, to watch parties anywhere from Wakefield to York.

Three league titles in 1969, 1974, and 1992. The Don Revie era of the 60s and 70s as one of the most ruthless sides English football has produced. The Howard Wilkinson 1992 First Division title, the last one before the Premier League era began. Marching On Together as the anthem the whole city sings. Leeds Are Magic.