FACT FROM MOT INSIDER: “No, I don’t think it’s coming across publicly at least” Latest update from ELLAND ROAD insider reveal YET to be uncovered Daniel Farke Leeds United Future lifeline as termed “Arrogant” Tactician already in pressure towards what 49ers decision might be

FACT FROM MOT INSIDER: “No, I don’t think it’s coming across publicly at least” Latest update from ELLAND ROAD insider reveal YET to be uncovered Daniel Farke Leeds United Future lifeline as termed “Arrogant” Tactician already in pressure towards what 49ers decision might be

Leeds United are winless after their first three games across all competitions, leading to early pressure on manager Daniel Farke from some fans and pundits due to the team’s lackluster performances so far.

While there’s no indication that the German coach is close to being dismissed, Leeds Live journalist Beren Cross notes that Farke remains confident in his ability to secure promotion for Leeds.

Speaking on The Square Ball podcast (19 August, 5:35), Cross said: “He carries himself with a lot of confidence, but not in an arrogant way. He’s very respectful—if Leeds deserved to lose, he’s the first to congratulate the opponent. If he’s feeling the pressure, it’s not showing. He still has immense confidence in his abilities, having won the division twice and earned 90 points last season, regardless of the surrounding context.”

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Farke knows he needs to get Leeds United back on track quickly if he wants to keep his job, but he also believes he’s the right man to lead them back to the Premier League this season.

The team’s early performances have been far below expectations, but Farke has seen his best players sold and has had limited funds to strengthen the squad.

Despite the challenges, Farke is aware that even without key players like Crysencio Summerville and Georginio Rutter, his squad should be competing at the top of the table. He understands this, even if he doesn’t show it publicly.

Hopefully, Farke’s confidence is well-founded, and he can get Leeds firing on all cylinders soon.

A few new signings from the club’s ownership, the 49ers, could certainly make his job easier in the long run.

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