Eddie Gray joined Leeds United as a youth player and went on to make just under 600 appearances for the club in a near 20-year playing career. He was a key figure in the club’s famed glory years under Don Revie in the late 60s and early 70s, helping United win two First Division titles, an FA Cup and a League Cup along with two Fairs Cup trophies and a Charity Shield. Gray was voted as the third greatest Leeds United player of all time, surpassed only by his club captain, Billy Bremner (number 1) and John Charles. Enjoy these rarely- seen photos, published courtesy of Varley Picture Agency, of a Leeds United legend capped 12 times by Scotland and who would go on to manage the club twice. READ MORE: Paul Madeley in focus - The 'Rolls Royce' of Don Revie's Leeds United
. Eddie Gray
Enjoy these rarely-seen photos of Eddie Gray in action for Leeds United. PIC: Varley Picture Agency Photo: Varley Picture Agency
. 1960s
Eddie Gray in action against Manchester City in the 1969 Charity Shield. Leeds won 2-1, with Gray scoring the first for the Whites. Photo: Varley Picture Agency
. 1970s
Eddie Gray and his wife Linda with his Wembley man of the match trophy in April 1970. Leeds drew 2-2 with Chelsea in the FA Cup final.
. 1970s
Eddie Gray takes on a defender, opposition unknown, on a snowy Elland Road pitch. Photo: Varley Picture Agency
. 1970s
Eddie Gray in match action against Manchester City in April 1970. The Whites were beaten 3-1 at Elland Road. Rod Belfitt scored for Leeds.
2. 1960s
Eddie Gray in action against Manchester City in the 1969 Charity Shield. Leeds won 2-1, with Gray scoring the first for the Whites. Photo: Varley Picture Agency
3. 1970s
Eddie Gray and his wife Linda with his Wembley man of the match trophy in April 1970. Leeds drew 2-2 with Chelsea in the FA Cup final.
4. 1970s
Eddie Gray takes on a defender, opposition unknown, on a snowy Elland Road pitch. Photo: Varley Picture Agency
5. 1970s
Eddie Gray in match action against Manchester City in April 1970. The Whites were beaten 3-1 at Elland Road. Rod Belfitt scored for Leeds.
6. 1970s
Eddie Gray in action against QPR in May 1977. The Whites finished in tenth position. Photo: Varley Picture Agency