Leeds United were 2-1 winners over Nottingham Forest in a huge game in the bottom half of the Premier League on Tuesday night and it prompted a joyous atmosphere at Elland Road.
Fans of the Yorkshire club, as always, created a loud atmosphere within the ground and whilst paying tributes to two Leeds fans who were killed in Istanbul ahead of a UEFA Cup match back in 2000, a Forest fan wanted to know what the Elland Road faithful were doing.
Another Forest fan leaned in and funnily stated that it was the Poznan, which could not have been any further from the truth.
The Poznan sees football fans turn their backs to the action and jump up and down in celebration, whilst Leeds fans in the clip were simply clapping in unison in memory of their fellow supporters.
It was in the 23rd minute to commemorate the anniversary of the murder of 2 Leeds fans in Turkey by Galatasary fans the match continued so all the fans turned their backs on the game so that’s why the Leeds fans did that yesterday as a mark of respect MOT
The minute it’s done is to match the years that’s passed since the two Leeds fans were murdered in Turkey. RIP