Lee Bowyer has urged Sam Allardyce to use Leeds United supporters to his advantage and admits it would be an 'honour' if he was one day given the opportunity to manage the club.
Allardyce is expected to be confirmed as Leeds' interim manager for the final four matches of the season later today with Javi Gracia set to be sacked after just 11 matches in charge. Leeds have endured a miserable run of results under Gracia since defeating Nottingham Forest last month, losing four of their last five matches and conceding 16 goals in the process.
With a difficult run-in ahead, Allardyce is set to be handed the remit of keeping Leeds in the division. Speaking on talkSPORT, former Whites midfielder Bowyer has called on Allardyce to target points from their remaining home matches by getting fans back on side.
