The puzzling thing is that, along the way to collecting an Ivy League history degree from Princeton University, Jesse Marsch produced an 117-page dissertation entitled: “Shaken, not stirred; an evaluation of earthquake awareness in California.”
With that background, the Leeds manager might have been expected to be a little more conscious of the disciplinary fault lines which, quite apart from preventing his side displaying their true abilities, prompted a few alarming tremors on Sunday.
