The Irishman was relieved of his duties in LS11 following four seasons as manager and having spent almost £100 million on new players. There was no reward in terms of trophies, but the Whites never finished outside the top five with him at the helm and he helped make Leeds the talk of Europe thanks to a Champions League campaign to remember. His departure in June 2002, was also a month which saw Three Lions fans in Millennium Square left devastated and a Doctor Who fan build a Tardis in the back garden of his Leeds home. Enjoy these photo memories, plucked from the YEP archive, charting 30 days in the life of your city. READ MORE: 16 of the most iconic Leeds United photos of all time LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
7. Leeds in June 2002
Around 850 pupils from Temple Moor High School took part in a sponsored fun run around Temple Newsam Park.
8. Leeds in June 2002
Surgeon Ritchie Chalmers demonstrating the art of suturing to pupils at Leeds Girls High School.
9. Leeds in June 2002
Pitchshifter lead singer J.S. Clayden performs to fans at the Breeze 2002 Festival in Leeds Town Hall.
10. Leeds in June 2002
This is Doctor Who fan Chris Hoyle who has built his own Tardis in the garden of his home in Oakwood.
11. Leeds in June 2002
Coun Suzi Armitage and Terry Foster were due to get married in the Council Chambers at Leeds Civic Hall.
12. Leeds in June 2002
Stonemason Peter Jenkins with the time capsule he found in the wall of the old mill school building at Westgate Infant School at Otley. He is pictured with the school's head teacher Ann Lister.