The 2006-07 campaign delivered ultimate heartbreak and a historic low for Leeds United as The Whites finished 24th in the Championship, a position confirmed by a voluntary 10-point deduction for entering administration. This season of financial meltdown and managerial turmoil saw the club relegated to the third tier of English football for the first time in its history. Leading the line with his final contributions was David Healy, whose 11 goals proved a fleeting highlight in a year built on dramatic decline and the desperate fight for survival. It was a devastating, unforgettable chapter that later gave rise to the phrase "Doing a Leeds."