A sports phrase long used in South Korea is now gaining attention from overseas media. The phrase “Leeds days” derives from English soccer and means a person’s best or happiest time. It began with player Alan Smith, who played very well at Leeds United but struggled after moving to Manchester United. The phrase became popular in Korea after Park Ji-sung joined Manchester United. Today, people use it to describe their best memories or peak moments.
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A sports phrase long used in South Korea is now gaining attention from overseas media.
