Jesse Marsch has been warned his behaviour on the touchline at Brentford crossed the line. Former West Ham striker Dean Ashton warned the Leeds United head coach that while players may buy into that management time when results are going their way, that could well turn.
The Whites started the season well but have not won in their last three outings - currently sat in ninth place after six games. Leeds have won two, drawn two and lost two, with the defeat to Brentford a stark reminder of how frail they can be.
Things went from bad to worse for Leeds with decisions not going their way on the pitch, matters were made worse when Marsch was shown a red card for appealing a penalty decision.
