Much further along’ – What Championship bosses have said about Leeds United and Daniel Farke
Leeds United have won three out of their seven matches this season
Despite this progress, not all fans are fully satisfied. Some still harbor doubts about Farke’s ability to lead the team back to the Premier League. Leeds are currently five points behind early leaders West Bromwich Albion, managed by former United coach Carlos Corberan. With 19 players departing in the summer and eight new signings coming in, the squad is expected to improve as the season unfolds.
LeedsLive has gathered insights from managers who faced Leeds this season:
John Mousinho – Portsmouth: Following a thrilling 3-3 draw at Elland Road, Mousinho remarked on Leeds’ talent, suggesting that Premier League managers should consider acquiring some of their standout players. He noted the team’s quality and acknowledged that they deserved to win that match.
Michael Carrick – Middlesbrough: Before the Carabao Cup tie, Carrick praised Leeds’ squad, emphasizing their collective and individual strengths demonstrated by their near success in last season’s promotion chase.
Carlos Corberan – West Bromwich Albion: Corberan praised Leeds’ potential for promotion, pointing out that their lack of wins was not due to a shortage of chances, but rather a lack of accuracy in finishing. He acknowledged the progress made by Leeds in terms of defense compared to previous games.
Danny Röhl – Sheffield Wednesday: Röhl admitted that Sheffield Wednesday were outclassed by Leeds, highlighting the significant quality difference. He pointed out specific defensive lapses that cost his team, emphasizing the need for resilience against such strong opponents.
Tim Walter – Hull City: Walter expressed frustration after his team lost 2-0 at Leeds, recognizing the progress Leeds have made under Farke’s guidance compared to his own team’s development.
Scott Parker – Burnley: Parker commended Farke’s achievements with Leeds, acknowledging the difficulty of getting a team promoted from the Championship and recognizing the stability in the squad, which enhances their chances.
Erol Bulut – Cardiff City: After a 2-0 defeat, Bulut noted the challenges of facing a quality team like Leeds, especially after going down to ten men early in the game.
Overall, while Leeds’ journey is still unfolding, the collective feedback from opponents indicates a recognition of their potential and a growing appreciation for Farke’s leadership, despite the lingering skepticism from some fans.
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