Former Crystal Palace and Brighton striker Glenn Murray believes Jesse Marsch has done an ‘incredible job’ since his appointment at Leeds United. Marsch picked up his third victory in six matches as Leeds boss on Saturday as they defeated Watford 3-0 at Vicarage Road.
The Whites have now picked up 10 points from their last four matches – a run of form that is particularly impressive given that Marsch had lost his first two games in charge. Leeds have opened up a strong advantage between themselves and the bottom three, though safety is not yet secured given the games in hand Burnley and Everton have.
Speaking on BBC’s Football Daily Podcast, Murray admitted that Marsch has proven he and many others wrong during the early weeks of his spell at Leeds, pointing towards a more solid backline and the regalvanised form of Jack Harrison and Rodrigo Moreno as they key behind his success.