Jesse Marsch's start to life as Leeds United boss has been described as 'incredible' by one former player. Noel Whelan, who featured for the Whites from 1993-1995 believes the American management methods have installed a happy culture at the club following Marcelo Bielsa's dismissal earlier this year.
The heavily popular Argentine boss had led the Whites back to the Premier League following a 16-year absence from England's top flight, but was relieved of his duties back in February. With Whelan however insisting Marsch's man-management has had the desired effect on this current Leeds squad, the 47-year-old believes United's new boss has settled in extremely quick too.
“He has got up to speed pretty quickly from where he was and where the players were,'' began Whelan, as he spoke to Football Insider.
