Tim Howard believes Leeds United need to change their approach to avoid being ripped apart in the Premier League. Another defeat on the road at Villa Park extended the winless run to seven in all competitions.
A staggering 33 goals conceded is the third highest in the division, with only Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth shipping in fewer. Maximilian Wober - a trusted Jesse Marsch lieutenant - has been brought in to shore up a leaky backline.
Former Everton goalkeeper Howard has blasted the Whites for their gung-ho approach, insisting it leaves them exposed defensively. That theory was proven right for Aston Villa’s opener as Leeds conceded from their own corner.
