
Statues for Winners | Wilko 92 with Robert Endeacott and Dave Tomlinson | Leeds United
Leeds, That! - A Leeds United Fan PodcastShow Notes
Join Rocco Dean for a brilliant episode of Leeds, That!, as he’s joined in the by Dave Tomlinson and Robert Endeacott - two best-selling Leeds United authors, muralists, and the driving force behind the Wilko 92 campaign to honour Howard Wilkinson with a long-overdue statue at Elland Road.
In this wide-ranging, funny and emotional conversation, the lads dive into:
• The origins and progress of the Wilko 92 campaign, the club’s support, and the upcoming event featuring 20 Leeds United legends. • The legacy of Howard Wilkinson, from the 1992 title win to Thorpe Arch, professionalism, youth development and the long-term plan he set in motion. • Incredible behind-the-scenes stories from the 80s, 90s and early 2000s — Ridsdale, O’Leary, the decline, the comeback and everything in between. • Why murals matter, how the Elland Road artwork came to life, and what it means to fans today. • The current season — Farke, the squad, survival hopes, January worries and what needs to change to avoid another Leeds United implosion. • A look at Dave & Rob’s podcast Nice & Revy, plus exclusive insight into the new Wilko 92 commemorative book.
Packed with nostalgia, humour and proper Leeds passion, this episode celebrates where we’ve been, where we are — and where we’re heading.
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