Leeds United midfielder Adam Forshaw has opened up on a different side to Jesse Marsch’s character that he is not afraid to show the squad. Marsch was appointed as Marcelo Bielsa’s successor in March earlier this year following the departure of the Argentine.
Bielsa’s style as a manager was to keep his distance from the playing staff, as he looked to make his relationship with the squad as professional as possible. Marsch, on the other hand, is someone who takes a much more hands-on approach to man management, keeping in constant conversation with his players.
While Marsch is always happy to keep his door open, Forshaw claims he is equally as unafraid to tell players how it is if he’s not happy. Speaking in an interview with former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy for the Daily Mail, Forshaw cited two examples of how he can ‘switch if he needs to’.
