Jesse Marsch reiterated the Leeds United board are behind him as the Whites head to Anfield this weekend looking to end their eight game winless run. The Whites boss spoke about having the backing of the Leeds hierarchy again in his pre-match press conference.
The club dropped into the relegation zone for the first time this season following defeat to Fulham at Elland Road last time out, with pressure mounting on the American head coach. The board have given their backing to the 48-year-old, with Marsch claiming he couldn't ask Victor Orta for any more.
Angus Kinnear also gave the Leeds boss his support during a talk with supporters last weekend. Defeat to Liverpool would only add further pressure on the Whites, but a positive result heading into the Bournemouth game may just give them the lift they so desperately need.