Netherlands Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink (1997-1999)

Netherlands Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink (1997-1999)

Position: Forward | DOB: 27/03/1972 | Apps: 87 | Goals: 42
Debut: 09/08/1997 - Arsenal (H)
Pos: Forward | DOB: 27/03/1972
Apps: 87 | Goals: 42
Debut: 09/08/1997 - Arsenal (H)
Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink features at number 28 in our 100 Greatest Leeds players ever.
Surinam born, moved with his family to Holland and started his European football with Telstar, then AZ. Coming to Leeds from Boavista, for ????2M in 1997, he soon became a firm favourite with the fans...if not with the management. Produced 42 (usually flamboyant) goals in 87 Leeds appearances, but was too temperamental for George Graham's liking and was frequently substituted. O'Leary gave him his chances, but in the summer of 1999 he was transferred to Athletico Madrid, for ????12M. under very unclear circumstances. The official Leeds board statement said he demanded a new wage contract far above what they were prepared to pay. Jimmy himself says he wanted to stay at Leeds, as he saw O'Leary's team gearing up for European success, and that he was sold off to provide the money needed to take Leeds into Europe.

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Signed From Type Joined Left For Left
Boavista Permanent Jun 1997 Atletico Madrid Aug 1999


Player Record Apps Start (Sub) Unused Sub Goals
League 69 66 (3) 3 34
FA Cup 9 9 (0) 0 5
League Cup 5 5 (0) 0 2
Europe 4 4 (0) 0 1
TOTAL 87 84 (3) 3 42

Season by Season Apps Start (Sub) Unused Sub Goals
1997-1998 40 37 (3) 3 22
League 33 30 (3) 3 16
FA Cup 4 4 (0) 0 4
League Cup 3 3 (0) 0 2
1998-1999 47 47 (0) 0 20
League 36 36 (0) 0 18
FA Cup 5 5 (0) 0 1
League Cup 2 2 (0) 0 0
Europe 4 4 (0) 0 1

Appearances Date Score
Match Events
Arsenal
Premier League
H 09/08/1997 1 : 1 D
Sheffield Wednesday
Premier League
A 13/08/1997 3 : 1 W
Crystal Palace
Premier League
H 23/08/1997 0 : 2 L
Liverpool
Premier League
H 26/08/1997 0 : 2 L
Aston Villa
Premier League
A 30/08/1997 0 : 1 L
Blackburn Rovers
Premier League
A 14/09/1997 4 : 3 W
Bristol City
Coca Cola Cup 2nd Round 1st Leg
H 17/09/1997 3 : 1 W
Leicester City
Premier League
H 20/09/1997 0 : 1 L
Bristol City
Coca Cola Cup 2nd Round 2nd Leg
A 30/09/1997 1 : 3 L
Coventry City
Premier League
A 04/10/1997 0 : 0 D
Derby County
Premier League
H 08/11/1997 4 : 3 W
Reading
Coca Cola Cup 4th Round
H 18/11/1997 2 : 3 L
West Ham United
Premier League
H 23/11/1997 3 : 1 W
Barnsley
Premier League
A 29/11/1997 3 : 2 W
Everton
Premier League
H 06/12/1997 0 : 0 D
Chelsea
Premier League
A 13/12/1997 0 : 0 D
Bolton Wanderers
Premier League
H 20/12/1997 2 : 0 W
Liverpool
Premier League
A 26/12/1997 1 : 3 L
Aston Villa
Premier League
H 28/12/1997 1 : 1 D
Oxford United
FA Cup 3rd Round
H 03/01/1998 4 : 0 W
Arsenal
Premier League
A 10/01/1998 1 : 2 L
Sheffield Wednesday
Premier League
H 17/01/1998 1 : 2 L
Grimsby Town
FA Cup 4th Round
H 24/01/1998 2 : 0 W
Crystal Palace
Premier League
A 31/01/1998 2 : 0 W
Leicester City
Premier League
A 07/02/1998 0 : 1 L
Birmingham City
FA Cup 5th Round
H 14/02/1998 3 : 2 W
Newcastle United
Premier League
A 22/02/1998 1 : 1 D
Southampton
Premier League
H 28/02/1998 0 : 1 L
Tottenham Hotspur
Premier League
H 04/03/1998 1 : 0 W
Wolverhampton Wanderers
FA Cup Quarter Finals
H 07/03/1998 0 : 1 L
Blackburn Rovers
Premier League
H 11/03/1998 4 : 0 W
Derby County
Premier League
A 15/03/1998 5 : 0 W
West Ham United
Premier League
A 30/03/1998 0 : 3 L
Barnsley
Premier League
H 04/04/1998 2 : 1 W
Chelsea
Premier League
H 08/04/1998 3 : 1 W
Everton
Premier League
A 11/04/1998 0 : 2 L
Bolton Wanderers
Premier League
A 18/04/1998 3 : 2 W
Coventry City
Premier League
H 25/04/1998 3 : 3 D
Manchester United
Premier League
A 04/05/1998 0 : 3 L
Wimbledon
Premier League
H 09/05/1998 1 : 1 D
Blackburn Rovers
Premier League
H 24/08/1998 1 : 0 W
Wimbledon
Premier League
A 29/08/1998 1 : 1 D
Southampton
Premier League
H 08/09/1998 3 : 0 W
Everton
Premier League
A 12/09/1998 0 : 0 D
Maritimo
UEFA Cup 1st Round 1st Leg
H 15/09/1998 1 : 0 W
Aston Villa
Premier League
H 19/09/1998 0 : 0 D
Tottenham Hotspur
Premier League
A 26/09/1998 3 : 3 D
Maritimo
UEFA Cup 1st Round 2nd Leg
A 29/09/1998 0 : 1
(4 : 1 p)
L
Leicester City
Premier League
H 03/10/1998 0 : 1 L
Nottingham Forest
Premier League
A 17/10/1998 1 : 1 D
Roma
UEFA Cup 2nd Round 1st Leg
A 20/10/1998 0 : 1 L
Chelsea
Premier League
H 25/10/1998 0 : 0 D
Bradford City
Worthington Cup 3rd Round
H 28/10/1998 1 : 0 W
Derby County
Premier League
A 31/10/1998 2 : 2 D
Roma
UEFA Cup 2nd Round 2nd Leg
H 03/11/1998 0 : 0 D
Sheffield Wednesday
Premier League
H 08/11/1998 2 : 1 W
Leicester City
Worthington Cup 4th Round
A 11/11/1998 1 : 2 L
Liverpool
Premier League
A 14/11/1998 3 : 1 W
Charlton Athletic
Premier League
H 21/11/1998 4 : 1 W
Manchester United
Premier League
A 29/11/1998 2 : 3 L
West Ham United
Premier League
H 05/12/1998 4 : 0 W
Coventry City
Premier League
H 14/12/1998 2 : 0 W
Arsenal
Premier League
A 20/12/1998 1 : 3 L
Newcastle United
Premier League
A 26/12/1998 3 : 0 W
Wimbledon
Premier League
H 29/12/1998 2 : 2 D
Rushden & Diamonds
FA Cup 3rd Round
A 02/01/1999 0 : 0 D
Blackburn Rovers
Premier League
A 09/01/1999 0 : 1 L
Rushden & Diamonds
FA Cup 3rd Round Replay
H 13/01/1999 3 : 1 W
Middlesbrough
Premier League
H 16/01/1999 2 : 0 W
Portsmouth
FA Cup 4th Round
A 23/01/1999 5 : 1 W
Southampton
Premier League
A 30/01/1999 0 : 3 L
Tottenham Hotspur
FA Cup 5th Round
H 13/02/1999 1 : 1 D
Aston Villa
Premier League
A 17/02/1999 2 : 1 W
Everton
Premier League
H 20/02/1999 1 : 0 W
Tottenham Hotspur
FA Cup 5th Round Replay
A 24/02/1999 0 : 2 L
Leicester City
Premier League
A 01/03/1999 2 : 1 W
Tottenham Hotspur
Premier League
H 10/03/1999 2 : 0 W
Sheffield Wednesday
Premier League
A 13/03/1999 2 : 0 W
Derby County
Premier League
H 20/03/1999 4 : 1 W
Nottingham Forest
Premier League
H 03/04/1999 3 : 1 W
Liverpool
Premier League
H 12/04/1999 0 : 0 D
Charlton Athletic
Premier League
A 17/04/1999 1 : 1 D
Manchester United
Premier League
H 25/04/1999 1 : 1 D
West Ham United
Premier League
A 01/05/1999 5 : 1 W
Chelsea
Premier League
A 05/05/1999 0 : 1 L
Arsenal
Premier League
H 11/05/1999 1 : 0 W
Coventry City
Premier League
A 16/05/1999 2 : 2 D
Unused Sub Date Score
Match Events
Southampton
Premier League
A 24/09/1997 2 : 0 W Unused Sub
Manchester United
Premier League
H 27/09/1997 1 : 0 W Unused Sub
Tottenham Hotspur
Premier League
A 01/11/1997 1 : 0 W Unused Sub

References
OzWhite: Player Profile for Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink
Sheridan Dictates: Player Profile for Jimmy Hasselbaink
Leeds-Fans.org.uk: Player Profile for Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink

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whiteswan wrote on 16 Aug 2025 01:24 pm

The Subhuman wrote: ↑Sat Aug 16, 2025 8:31 am Not a great fan of O'Leary either after his kiss and tell book .... Two sides to every story and for me the most dubious character in this one is Ridsdale. I suspect the truth is somewhere in the middle
Yes, I think that book did a lot of harm on the pitch. I did read that the book was supposed to come out at the end of the season but with everything going on at the club the publishers released it sooner than they should have to gain more sales. But who knows.

I read an interesting article the other day. Interview with Oleary. I didnt know that Radz interviewed him for the Leeds job in London. Apparently O'Leary wasnt impressed with our directector of football who was jumping about all over the place, O'Leary didn't mention any names but called him a fruitcake. O'Leary walked out of the meeting.

PhoenixUnited wrote on 16 Aug 2025 09:12 am

Obviously all three have an agenda and have given self interest views .They were hardly going to come out and say - oh yeah it was as the other fella said.

Personally, I think JFH, who came from a poor background was tapped up and was made a life changing money offer which made his eyes light up. The offer from Leeds was a step up on his wages but not remotely near what the Chelski offer was. JFH decided to jump ship and took a road map, outlined by Chelski, which saw him land at Stamford Bridge.

I don't blame JFH for going to a better offer. I don't point at Ridsdale & Co for not breaking the bank (for a change!) to keep this one player - had they done so it would have brought our demise a lot earlier than that they orchestrated in due course.

It's all academic and it really does not matter TBH. Why there is a need to be raking over these coals is a mystery

The Subhuman wrote on 16 Aug 2025 09:12 am

Tyzy wrote: ↑Sat Aug 16, 2025 9:07 am It's that long ago I couldn't care less.
It's too old, let go
Nobody listen to Ridsdale

Tyzy wrote on 16 Aug 2025 09:07 am

It's that long ago I couldn't care less.

The Subhuman wrote on 16 Aug 2025 08:31 am

whiteswan wrote: ↑Sat Aug 16, 2025 12:06 am I Cannot stand Ridsdale. What a liar he was to us fans. He alone almost took our football club into oblivion. He did back up O'leary though, who I do believe.
Not a great fan of O'Leary either after his kiss and tell book .... Two sides to every story and for me the most dubious character in this one is Ridsdale. I suspect the truth is somewhere in the middle