Former Leeds United man Jermaine Beckford has claimed that the Whites are in a better position under Jesse Marsch than they were with Marcelo Bielsa, but insisted that there is still "room for improvement".
Marcsh was appointed head coach of Leeds in February last year following the departure of Bielsa. The Argentine was - and still is - a well-loved figure at the club and the American knew he had work to do to try and emulate the 67-year-old at Elland Road.
Leeds find themselves just three points above 20th-placed Southampton in the Premier League and are without a win in the competition since November. Despite the club's recent poor form, Beckford is adamant that they are better off with Marsch at the helm.
