The Leeds United striker was once rejected by Huddersfield Town.
The Leeds United striker, Ryan Edmondson, taunted what a appears to be a Huddersfield-supporting friend on Twitter earlier.
Edmondson, who signed for Leeds via York two years ago, was rejected by Huddersfield as a youth, according to City’s official website.
And now, as a Whites player, he has even more reason to revel in the Terriers’ misery.
The Huddersfield fan in question tweeted the following before his side’s Championship opener against Derby County on Monday: “Up the ******* town boys and girls”.
But with the newly-relegated side trailing 2-0 early on, Edmondson replied:
Huddersfield scored a consolation through Karlan Grant shortly after, but failed to find an equaliser.
And those of a Terriers persuasion will not want to look at the early Championship table, which has their side sitting in 16th place and Leeds joint-top – alongside another of their Yorkshire rivals, Sheffield Wednesday – on goal difference.
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