The Whites have had legends come and go through Elland Road' s doors - while others have left with little fuss in West Yorkshire after failing to make a huge impact.
A cult hero lies somewhere between the two, not quite a fully-fledged legend but someone who gave their all for the shirt and could relate to supporters in a way that maybe others struggled to do so.
Some entrenched themselves into United folklore with their on-pitch (or off pitch) actions while others are remembered for a particular standout moment.
Leeds have had plenty of characters represent the white shirt over the years and each person is forever part of the LS11 family - but few made inroads quite like those with 'cult hero' status.
7. Vinnie Jones
Perhaps the cult heroes cult hero. Someone who was around for less than two years but played their part in history. He got Leeds straight away.
8. Andrew Hughes
Limited on pitch but gave whatever he could to the cause. Ended up being a brilliant utility man and found a home in West Yorkshire. Hughesyyy.
9. Luciano Becchio
Costs less than Berbatov and he scores more goals. A top striker on his day and someone who will always be fondly remembers. Bag some important goals, too.
10. Ian Baird
37 goals in 101 games - but his hard work endeared him to the Whites faithful.
11. Carl Shutt
A member of the 91-92 title winning team - often used as a super sub. Shutt is best remembered for his goal against Stuttgart at the Nou Camp in a European Cup replay.