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Graham and Joe are back to (briefly) recap the weekend at Wembley, £9 pints of Guinness in plastic cups, Archie Gray's future, conversations with Paraag Marathe, Red Bull gives you wiiiii-- front-of-shirt sponsorship and minority investment and the verdict on Daniel Farke. Listen, share and subscribe now.

Here we are then. One final pre-match press conference of the season done and dusted, 50 or so games later and Leeds are in the play-off final. On the cusp of glory or despair. Will Wembley Stadium have sufficient dairy-free options for Graham? Has he submitted his EFL accreditation properly? Answers in this week's podcast, which as you might've guessed, is building up to the Championship's showpiece finale and richest game in football. Listen, share and subscribe now - if your nerves can handle it.

Four goals, a testimonial finish, hearts in mouths, teenage excellence, Game of Thrones backroom staff, one of the loudest stadiums known to man - Leeds United, in all forms, played its part on Thursday night as the Whites booked their place at Wembley in the play-off final. Listen to Graham and Joe's morning-after-the-night-before appraisal. Share and subscribe now.

It's the play-offs. And Leeds will be without Patrick Bamford for the semis, at least. Fear not, Graham has posted a new personal best 5k time and is available on a short-term contract. This week on the Inside Elland Road pod: a golden bullet, hiding in the music department, popping hernias, a trenchcoat on the right wing and plenty more to distract ourselves from the possible impending doom of play-off football.

Automatics are gone, but not quite. It's the play-offs, but not yet. Leeds' capitulation at QPR was disappointing and frustrating, Patrick Bamford was conspicuous by his absence and may not be fit for this weekend in the regular season finale against Southampton. Joe and Graham discuss last Friday night, bruises, band wars, final day chaos and more.

We've just about calmed down from Monday night at the Riverside in what was an enthralling, nerve-jangling watch as Leeds won 4-3 against Middlesbrough. Graham and Joe discuss the game, getting back to winning ways, Crysencio Summerville's main character energy, the Georginio debate and Willy Gnonto's potty mouth whilst looking ahead to Friday at QPR.