The words of Leeds United manager George Graham after he watched his charges beat Newcastle United at Elland Road in October 1997. The 4-1 win represented the first time the Magpies had tasted defeat at Elland Road in the Premiership. It was a result which swept away Leeds United's Elland Road goal hoodoo, eclipsing their season's meagre tally of two at home by half-time. Leeds showed that their previous home victory over champions Manchester United was no fluke by outplaying last season's runners-up. Goals from Bruno Ribeiro, Harry Kewell and David Weatherall - plus John Beresford's own goal - didn't fully reflect Leeds dominance. Graham's side eased up later on and allowed Keith Gillespie to pull back a consolation goal for the Magpies. The mauling was the biggest defeat of the Kenny Dalglish era at Newcastle. READ MORE: 16 of the most iconic Leeds United photos of all time LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
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David Wetherall tries to avoid the boot of Newcastle United's Darren Peacock. Photo: Charles Knight
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Newcastle United's John Beresford tries in vain to get past Gunnar Halle. Photo: Charles Knight
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Referee David Ellery goes over to the Leeds United dugout to swap his shirt. Photo: Varley Picture Agency
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Referee David Elleray restarts the game wearing a Leeds United training top which he substituted for his own after the linesmen complained they couldn't see him properly against the Newcastle United strip. Photo: Charles Knight
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Gunnar Halle skips over the challenge of Newcastle United captain David Batty. Photo: Charles Knight