When Largie Ramazani came on for Wilfried Gnonto in the 81st minute against Bristol City in April, that game was over as a contest, but no-one told Largie. Within a minute, he had the ball in the Robins' net and was spinning upside down in the air. The Belgian's 94th-minute second, and Leeds' fourth, was the cherry on top of the best home campaign in Championship history - 58 points from a possible 69, with only one loss and a goal difference of plus 49.
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