With a lull in the real action right now, we have been making good use of all this spare time.
And we thought what better way to spend a Saturday without any football than to compile a Leeds United five-a-side team?
LUFC editor Joe Mewis got the ball rolling.
Joe said: "I've selected players from my time following the club, which rules out the Revie -era boys and the likes of John Sheridan, but I've been spoilt for choice here really.
"Nigel Martyn is the obvious player to include in goal and Lucas Radebe gets the nod in defence for his ability to read the game.
"But to get to him, you've got to get through David Batty, which will prove impossible for many.
"Lee Bowyer can run for days and has a mean shot on him, while Tony Yeboah will be there to bang the ball home up front.
"I've gone for three subs, who all bring something different to the party. Vinnie Jones to scare the bejesus out of opponents, James Milner to do James Milner things and Mark Viduka to offer poise and more ruthless finishing up top."
Joe's team
Martyn, Radebe, Batty, Bowyer, Yeboah
Subs : Jones, Milner, Viduka
We then posed the same question on our dedicated Whites' Facebook page - and while the vast majority of responses included varying outfield players there was a general consensus on who should be in goal.
Nigel Martyn got the nod from plenty of United fans.
Below are a selection of supporters' ideal five-a-side teams.
Ben Austen : Martyn, Radebe, Phillips, Kewell (sorry, I'm Australian) and Viduka
Steve Bevers : Martyn, Reaney, Madley, Speed, Clarke
Lisa Wilson : Martyn, Batty, Yeboah, Radebe, Phillips
Damien Cummins : Martyn, Kelly, Radebe, Hernandez, Yeboah
Matthew Salt : Martyn, Radebe, Harte, McAllister, Viduka
Tommy Kenny : In my lifetime XI of Martyn, Radebe, Bowyer, Dacourt, Viduka
Jason Middleton : Michael Brown, Michael Brown, Michael Brown, Michael Brown, Michael Brown
