Former Leeds United forward Michael Bridges has claimed that his old club 'hit the panic button' by sacking Jesse Marsch after missing out on Sean Dyche.
Marsch was let go by the Whites last week after a run of poor results but has yet to be permanently replaced after numerous managers have rejected the idea of taking the role on so late into a season.
And with the club threatened by relegation, Bridges believes that getting rid of Marsch was a big mistake for the club to make, especially at such a crucial point.
