Daniel Farke has the statistics to back up his belief that Leeds United are playing well and working harder than in last season's run-in, so he says he must hold his nerve whilst others worry about their form.

Substitutions have always been a discussion point during Daniel Farke’s tenure as Leeds United manager.

Carlton Palmer believes Leeds United are right to stick by Daniel Farke for the time being. It was reported by Football Insider earlier this week that the Whites’ board have decided to avoid any drastic decisions over his future after an underwhelming start to the new campaign.

One journalist has provided an update on the future of Leeds United manager Daniel Farke, as the German is coming under significant pressure following a slow start to the new Championship season.

A common frustration among supporters from Saturday’s defeat was Farke’s substitutions, particularly at No.10 where the impressive Brenden Aaronson was replaced by Joel Piroe. The Dutchman struggled to make an impact on things and while not only through him, Leeds’ attack fizzled out as full-time edged closer.

Pundit Don Goodman believes Daniel Farke is happy to embrace the challenges that come with being Leeds United boss. These comments made by Goodman, in an interview with MOT Leeds News, come amid some discontent at Elland Road, with some supporters not happy with the Whites' start to the 2024/25 campaign.

His critics were out in force in the wake of a 1-0 defeat at home to Burnley last weekend. Some supporters criticised Farke's decision-making and style of play as the Whites, not for the first time under Farke's leadership, struggled to break down a low block.

Leeds United boss Daniel Farke has revealed the Americans are helping with the club's set piece work. The post ‘Support From The Americans’ – Daniel Farke Lifts Lid On Leeds United Area Helped With appeared first on Inside Futbol | Latest Football News,

Daniel Farke believes the set-piece work Leeds United are doing behind the scenes will soon lead to goals. The Whites have carried an increased threat from dead balls this season

Anyone thinking that Daniel Farke is set to rip up his Leeds United playbook and start again at struggling Cardiff City tomorrow will be in for a rude awakening. The Whites manager, a two-time Championship title winner,