Leeds United's players are more than just footballers - they're beacons of hope
Prominent players at football clubs are more than just sportsmen and women.
They are symbols, beacons of hope when the chips are down or emblems of pride when glory is achieved.
It’s no surprise that some Leeds United fans are choosing to immortalise their own heroes of the current setup - Marcelo Bielsa, Liam Cooper - with ink on their bodies.
They represent more than just footballing skills or managerial prowess.
They represent courage, desire, a drive to succeed and hoist the club back to its rightful seat in the top flight of English football after more than 15 years in exile.
These tattoos are inked by supporters because they feel an affinity with the club and those who ply their trade on its behalf.
They are about identity and the link between the city of Leeds, fans and players (or managers).
Should the current squad achieve their targets come the end of the season, don’t be surprised to see more extravagant tributes from fans, of beloved heroes.