Jesse Marsch has made a strong impact at Leeds United as they extended their unbeaten run to four matches with a 3-0 win at Watford on Saturday. The Whites have picked up ten points from fixtures against Norwich City, Wolves, Southampton and the Hornets to open up a significant amount of breathing space between themselves and the bottom three.
Marsch has taken a different approach to that of former boss Marcelo Bielsa, with the 48-year-old much closer to the players in terms of his man management style. He has also diverged from the man-to-man system under Bielsa, which in the main has allowed Leeds to become sturdier at the back.
Bielsa, though, was one of the most respected managers in the world by his peers and his departure was viewed as a major loss to the Premier League. But Marsch has been a refreshing change in the dugout for Leeds and the differences in style on the pitch has been there for all to see.
