Leeds great Paul Madeley mourned in England

Former England international Paul Madeley, who made well over 700 appearances for Leeds United in all competitions, has died at the age of 73.

Described as "seven top-class players in one" by team-mate John Giles, Madeley was a master utility man. Right-back may have been his best position, but during his 17-year spell with his home-town club (1963–80) he wore every shirt number from No2 to No12 – in an era when shirt numbers corresponded with playing positions.

During his time at Elland Road, Leeds won two league titles, an FA Cup and a League Cup as well as two editions of the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup – the non-UEFA affiliated predecessor of the UEFA Cup and UEFA Europa League. Capped 24 times by England, he also reached the 1975 European Cup final, Leeds losing 2-0 to Bayern München in Paris.