“The idea to have alternative plans, which is considered a virtue, I don’t really share this point of view. Our goal is to do better, not to stop what we are doing or change the style."
So said Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa when questioned on the merits of a 'Plan B' to his brand of entertaining high-octane football back in 2018.
Bielsa, while a highly respected name in world football, hadn't yet made his stamp on English football, and a 2-2 draw at Swansea City was clearly enough to prompt some early questions over his way of doing things.
