Morning Leeds-in for 5 March: Jack Clarke back in full training for Leeds

Well, this is good news.

Jack Clarke is back in full training with the first team after collapsing on the bench a tthe Riverside Stadium during the match against Middlesbrough earlier this season. He went to hospital and tests were reportedly negative for anything more than a virus.

Clarke is still only a teenager, so his long-term health is obviously more important than him playing for a few minutes the past few games, and it’s good to see him back in training. Hopefully this means he can at least make the bench soon, although with the way that Marcelo Bielsa usually does things, he’ll probably have to make at least one appearance in the U23s before getting back into the first team.

Welcome back Jack!

On to the links.

Leeds United Links

Leeds are rumoured to be interested in Liverpool’s Harry Wilson again. [Through It All Together]

No words. Toby Nye’s mother pleads guilty to stealing from a fund for the boy’s care. [Yorkshire Evening Post]

Leeds U23s win again, this time over Watford FC. [Yorkshire Evening Post]

England and English Football Links

The Steel City derby between Sheffield Wednesday and Sheffield United ended scoreless. [Yorkshire Post]

West Ham United and former Leeds winger Robert Snodgrass charged by the FA for abuse of a anti-doping official. [BBC.com]

World Football Links

Lobos BUAP beat Pumas UNAM at home, putting the underdogs within shouting distance of a Liguilla berth in Mexico’s Liga MX. [FMF State of Mind]

Los Angeles Football Club beat Sporting Kansas City in the team’s second season opener. [Angels on Parade]

AS Roma manager Eusebio Di Francesco is reportedly facing another ultimatum after losing the Rome derby to Lazio. [Chiesa di Totti]

There still might be a bidding war for Inter Milan striker Mauro Icardi. [Serpents of Madonnina]