Jesse Marsch's introduction to life as Leeds United head coach has been especially fast-paced. The American faced four Premier League matches in his first three weeks at the helm, securing six points from an available twelve. Last-minute winners from Joe Gelhardt and Luke Ayling delivered the vital points at home to Norwich City and away to Wolverhampton Wanderers prior to March's international break.
With the brief hiatus in the domestic football calendar, Marsch and his players have taken some much-needed time off before heading back to Thorp Arch in preparation for Saturday's match versus Southampton at Elland Road. One month into the job, Marsch has provided clarity on issues such as tactics, short-term solutions to injuries and been transparent on his coaching philosophy.
However, due to the nature of the task at hand, there are still pertinent questions which are yet to be asked of, or answered by the 48-year-old, many of which focus on how Leeds conduct themselves this summer once Premier League safety has ideally been secured.
