Stan Collymore believes Leeds United head coach Jesse Marsch should leave the club at the end of the season regardless of whether he keeps them in the division. The former Liverpool forward claims Leeds supporters have not shown enough respect to Marsch for the job he has done so far in difficult circumstances.
Since replacing Marcelo Bielsa at the helm, Marsch has won three, drawn two and lost four of his nine matches in charge. The Whites’ five-match unbeaten run between late March and early April, though, has not stopped them sliding into the relegation zone ahead of the final three matches.
Marsch has attempted to make Leeds a more difficult side to beat during his time at the club, though that has impacted some of their attacking threat, particularly in recent weeks. Some supporters have raised question marks against the style of play, which Collymore cannot get his head around.
