David Harvey made more than 400 appearances for the Whites in two spells with the club. He was signed by Don Revie in February 1965 after having played as an apprentice for two years. He became the club's first choice goalkeeper in the 1971/72 season, a campaign which culminated in silverware as Leeds won the Centenary Cup Final against Arsenal. Two years later he helped Leeds win the league title which included a 29 match unbeaten league run. After leaving to play for Vancouver Whitecaps in 1980 he returned to Elland Road two years later. He went on to play another 70 league games under three of his old teammates - Allan Clarke, Eddie Gray and Billy Bremner. Enjoy these photos, a mix from the YEP archive, Getty and others published courtesy of Varley Picture Agency which showcase his contribution to the cause over three decades. READ MORE: 'Clarke 1-0' - 12 photos from Leeds United's 1972 FA Cup Final win LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
7. 1970s
David Harvey dives full stretch to tip away a shot against Southampton at Elland Road in January 1974. The Whites won 2-1. Photo: Varley Picture Agency
8. 1970s
David Harvey punches clear while under pressure against Chelsea at Elland Road in February 1974. The game finished 1-1. Photo: Varley Picture Agency
9. 1970s
A fantastic action shot as David Harvey tips one over the bar. Photo: Varley Picture Agency
10. 1970s
Harvey was capped 16 times by Scotland and was selected as his country's first-choice keeper for the 1974 FIFA World Cup in West Germany.
11. 1970s
David Harvey stops a shot from Chelsea striker John Hollins during a game at Stamford Bridge in January 1975. Photo: Getty
12. 1980s
David Harvey dives to his left to save Jerry Murphy's second penalty against Crystal Palace at Elland Road in March 1983. The Whites won 2-1. Photo: Varley Picture Agency