Put the pride back in the shirt. The defence under him was awesome. Like a few of the previous posts I remember "graham murrays barmy army" echoing round the south stand. Was so pleased I was there in 09 for the reunion and I remember him having a beer in the stand watching the game with a few of his old players.

The banner at wembley on the pitch "rhino fans - this is for you"

What sad news. Really sad

Just found a photo I had taken with Marc Glanville and the Challenge Cup in Lewis's department store .

RIP Graham

a nice set of gates entering the south stand car park would be good.
the graham murray memorial gates has a nice ring to it

The mark of a good coach is whether he leaves a club in a better state than he found it. If you apply that criteria (and ignore Hunter Mariners, an unfortunate victim of the SL wars) then Graham Murray was a bloody good coach.

Arguably responsible for turning Leeds around and getting the club pointing in the right direction for the likes of Hetherington and Caddick to take forward.

I don't think you should ignore Hunter. He took a team nobody gave a about, a team literally thrown together and took them to the WCC final. Another amazing achievement in a career which at the top level involved only one trophy but, as you say, he took every single one of his clubs forward.

RIP Sir Graham