Leeds United fans have started an online fundraiser to repair or replace a BMW and other cars damaged in last night's promotion party at Elland Road.
Thousands of Whites fans flocked to the stadium to join in the celebrations and were sent into near delirium when the players appeared at the windows of one of the corporate suites.
Fans surged to the East Stand gates to sing to their heroes, who came outside onto the steps - local lad Kalvin Phillips even directing the crowd in a rendition of 'Leeds are falling apart again'.
That was bad news for the owners of a handful of cars that had parked right in front of those gates though.
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Four or five cars, including a blue BMW, were badly damaged as fans jumped on the roofs, waving flags and singing.
Windscreens were cracked, mirrors broken off and roofs and bonnets dented during the chaos.
But now some Leeds fans want to put the damage right.
An online fundraiser on Go Fund Me, started by Leeds fan Gareth Cundall, is aiming to raise £20,000 to repair or replace the damaged vehicles.
It has raised over £2,000 in a matter of hours.
A description reads: "I'm sure we've all seen and enjoyed the celebrations at Elland Road last night.
"Unfortunately some went too far and this car and a few others (possibly LUFC employees') were damaged by idiots.
"Let's show we're top fans and raise money towards repairing or replacing them. MOT"
Gareth adds: "Owner hopefully found, works for the Leeds United foundation doing the charity and community work for the club!"
