Brick walls are often held up as the gold standard for leaders. Is your team ready to smash through those stones and mortar for you? Jesse Marsch needs that kind of buy-in if Leeds United are to survive relegation.
With four matches to play, the Whites find themselves with their fate in Everton and Burnley's hands rather than their own. Should the Toffees and Clarets win all of their remaining games, the Whites are down.
Champions League-chasing Arsenal and Chelsea are followed by in-form Brighton & Hove Albion and Brentford. This will not be easy, but Marsch is hopeful his approach will have the team doing anything for him on the field, just as they did for his predecessor.
