Premier League winner Chris Sutton does not believe Jesse Marsch has long left as Leeds United head coach after a dismal eight game winless run. The Whites boss is coming under increased pressure to win games after the club dropped into the relegation zone for the first time this season.
There were a number of chants at Leicester City away and then again at Elland Road for former Whites boss Marcelo Bielsa, something that Sutton does not believe helps anyone involved at the club. Marsch himself was respectful of the fans chanting for his predecessor, claiming he knew the size of the task coming into the club.
Speaking to The Monday Night Club on BBC Radio 5 Live, Sutton said: "I think he's right on the edge, I think he's a goner I really do and not because he deserves to go. I think there's numerous things. I don't necessarily think that he - they're on a bad run okay - but I don't think he helps himself in his post-match interviews at times.
