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Patron Craig Burrows On Leeds Under the 49ers (Patreon)

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2025-06-30 19:10:00
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Patron Craig Burrows is in his own words 'a Rangers fan by birth and a Leeds fan by location'. You may remember his comment on the takeover here a few weeks ago. Join David and Scott from The Rangers Journal to discuss his experiences of Leeds under the ownership of the 49ers.

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Craig Burrows

Thanks so much everyone for the kind words. I wanted to convey how excited I am that rangers as some have said have proper grown up owners. Finishing one place higher in the spfl for the next 5 years is unlikely to be a challenge that daunts them. That said happy to return in 6 months in the event we are 6th and out of Europe to be pelted with rotten fruit. I think everything is going to be alright though 😁👍🇬🇧

Calum Robertson (The Other One)

Really good listen hearing from Craig with the previous 2 years experience of the 49ers way of doing things, hopefully much better times for us coming up

Douglas Innes

The Augustine transfer came about because when leeds signed him on loan the " clause " was that if leeds got promoted they had to sign him but his loan finished on last day of June but football had been suspended due to Covid and leeds were not promoted at that point so tried to get out of the deal on that technicality and it was fought out in court for about 2 years and ended up with Augustine playing for another team because Leeds argument was his loan was finished and they hadn't been promoted but court ruled against Leeds and they had to pay the transfer fee and possibly his wages also but never kicked a ball in earnest