Brian Deane initially made his name with Doncaster Rovers then Sheffield United for whom he scored the first ever Premier League goal in August 1992. He moved to Elland Road in 1993 for a then record fee of £2.7 million and went onto net 32 goals in 138 appearances for the Whites. The haul included a goal against Tottenham Hotspur which fired Leeds United into the UEFA Cup. He returned to Leeds United in 2004 for a second spell which featured a four goal day to remember against Queens Park Rangers at Elland Road. 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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Brian Deane celebrates scoring against Crystal Palace during the FA Ciup third round clash at Selhurst Park. The game finished 2-2. Photo: Dan Oxtoby
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Brian Deane slides the ball past Arsenal's David Seaman watched by Lee Dixon only for the goal to be disallowed during the Premiership clash at Elland Road in February 1997. The game finished 0-0. Photo: Mark Bickerdike
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Brian Deane tries to get round Southampton's Claus Lundervam during the Premiership clash at Elland Road in March 1997. The game finished goalless. Photo: Dan Oxtoby
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Brian Deane breaks free from Blackburn Rovers defenders Henning Berg (left) and Greame Le Saux during the Premiership clash at Elland Road in April 1997. Photo: Dan Oxtoby
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Brian Deane celebrates scoring against Middlesborough at Elland Road with teammates Derek Lilley, Rod Wallace and Lee Sharpe in May 1997. His equaliser relegated Boro from the Premier League. Photo: Mark Bickerdike
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Brian Deane holds off Wigan Athletic's Matt Jackson during the Championship clash at Elland Road in October 2004. Photo: Getty