Leon Osman and Nedum Onouha have taken aim at Leeds United's 'awful' performance at Nottingham Forest this weekend. The Whites were bright and showed signs of attacking intent at the City Ground, mainly through youngster Wilfried Gnonto.
However, the youngster was unable to find a way past Keylor Navas in the Forest goal, with Steve Cooper bringing on Serge Aurier to stifle the Italian's threat in the second-half. Gnonto had less of an impact of the game in the second-half, but former Everton midfielder, Osman, claims the other players on the pitch didn't know what they were doing in the final third - piling further pressure on Jesse Marsch.
When asked about Leeds showing a lack of cohesion and no clear signs of patterns of play, Osman told Match of The Day 2: "You say pattern - I mean, we're saying that Gnonto was stopped by Aurier in the second-half, when you've made signings, when you've got your team, there's ten other players on the field. What's your pattern of play? What are you trying to do?
