Angry chants from Leeds United’s supporters impact the players, but Jesse Marsch accepts the fan base can express itself however it wishes. The embattled Whites boss also acknowledged the calls from the away corner for Marcelo Bielsa at Leicester City.
At several points during the loss in the East Midlands, the away contingent in the corner would voice their anger with what they were watching. There were boos at half-time, the substitution of Luis Sinisterra triggered questions and then the choruses for Bielsa grew louder in the closing stages.
Marsch’s decision to make for the tunnel at the full-time whistle only fanned the flames as his players went over to acknowledge the displeasure among the fans. The head coach became the target and the support asked, in its own inimitable way, where the American was.
