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LUFC
(redirected from Leeds United Football Club)

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LUFCLeeds United Football Club
LUFCLouisiana Urban Forestry Council (est. 1991)
LUFCLivingston United Football Club (Scottish soccer team)
LUFCLiverpool University Fencing Club (UK)
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Sir Charles Gray said the libel action arose out of events surrounding the acquisition of Leeds United Football Club by a consortium headed by Mr Bates in 2005.
Ken Bates ordered to pay libel damages by Independent Television News Limited (ITN)
The development came on the eve of the deadline for legal challenges to the Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) proposed by Bates and Leeds United Football Club Limited.
Football: Leeds in pounds 616,000 face-saver by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
The new company, Leeds United Football Club Ltd, must then seek approval from both the Football League and Football Association before manager Dennis Wise can sign new players ahead of their first season in Coca-Cola League One.
Bates takes charge with a warning by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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