Leeds United manager Simon Grayson, stars from the club's past, cricketers, rockers, and fans, all donned their boots on Sunday in support of Leeds Fans Remembrance.

A fantastic crowd in the region of 1500 turned out at Garforth Town for the charity match between a Simon Grayson XI and a Leeds Fans Remembrance XI, and an enjoyable day was had by all.

Simon Grayson's XI was managed by Kaiser Chiefs bassist Simon Rix, and the two Simons oversaw a 5-2 victory from what was a competitive game.

Bobby Davison turned the clock back, scoring the opening goal, before the club's Under-18 manager and veteran of over 1000 league appearances, Neil Redfearn scored twice. Yorkshire cricket star Anthony McGrath also scored twice in the second half and impressed with his touches.

Grayson's XI also included Glynn Snodin, Brendan Ormsby, Tommy Wright, Andy Ritchie, United physio Harvey Sharman, Kasier Chiefs Nick Hodgson and Whitey, Yorkshire CCC coach Martyn Moxon, Bryn Law from Sky Sports, and Terry Fisher, from the club's principle shirt sponsor netflights.com.

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United manager Simon Grayson said: "It was a great day. The weather was superb and to see so many people there was terrific.

"It was a good game, all the lads enjoyed themselves and it was good to get out and play. The main thing was that it raised money for a fantastic cause.

"I'd like to say a big thanks to everyone who played in the game and organised the event, and also to everyone who came down on the day."

Simon Rix, in manager-mode, said: "We passed it around and tired them out. I was disappointed we didn't keep a clean sheet, but a 100 per cent start to my managerial career looks good on my CV. I made an inspiration substitution at half-time with Neil Redfearn who I thought ran the second half."

Simon added in more-serious mode: "The sun helped, it was a really good day. Hopefully it made plenty of money for charity in memory of the two lads, and I hope we can do it again!"

See the video player on leedsunited.com later for more action from the day