Terry Cooper - (Player Details)

Terry Cooper: # 16 MOT 100 Greatest LUFC Players Ever

Terry Cooper (1961-1975)

Joined Leeds in 1961 as a left winger, but Revie was unable to place him in the first team on a regular basis until 1967, when "T.C." replaced Bell at left back. Initially dependant on Hunter for defensive cover, he developed in ability and confidence in the following seasons, resulting in 20 full caps for England. T.C.'s old skills as a winger led him on many a foray down the left, to pass unerringly to the Leeds forwards - but it was he who scored the goal which won Leeds the League Cup in 1968. A broken leg at Stoke in 1972 subdued him somewhat and in 1974, after 240 games for Leeds, he moved on to Middlesbrough, then spells at both Bristol clubs and Doncaster Rovers.