Tony Dorigo was never the most reputable player during his time at Leeds United, but his influence between 1991 and 1997 was considerable as he held down a position on the left-hand side of the Whites defence.
His poise, decision-making, delivery with his expert left foot and ball-carrying ability endeared him to United supporters throughout the country and further afield.
He is best remembered for his goals against Manchester City and Sheffield Wednesday, both from quite a distance, and his involvement in Tony Yeboah's famous corker versus Liverpool.
Nowadays, Dorigo is co-commentator on Leeds' LUTV channel and regularly produces memorable moments from behind the microphone during the Whites' senior fixtures.
Here is a chronological, photographic history of Dorigo's time with Leeds United.
1. 1984: Humble beginnings
Sporting a typically 1980s look, Tony Dorigo was offered a trial at Aston Villa after writing to 14 English clubs. Here he is pictured before the 1984/85 First Division season. (Image: Mike Powell/Allsport)
2. 1992: Wembley
Shortly after signing for Leeds in 1991, Dorigo was in action at Wembley contesting the charity shield against Liverpool. (Image: Ben Radford/Getty Images)
3. 1992: Charity Shield
Dorigo poses with Eric Cantona and the Charity Shield as Leeds run out 4-3 winners over Liverpool (Image: Ben Radford/Getty Images)
4. 1993: The Premier League era
Donning an iconic Leeds change strip, Dorigo surges down the left flank in 1993. (Image: Shaun Botterill/Allsport)
5. 1994: Picture day
The Leeds United squad pose for pictures ahead of the 1994/95 Premier League campaign (Image: Mike Cooper/Allsport)
6. 1995: Thistle Hotels
Dorigo stretches for the ball during a game in 1995 (Image: Clive Brunskill/ALLSPORT)