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Bielsa is going to have to strengthen
the squad and, surprisingly, the Championship might be the place
he begins his search
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20 years ago, Leeds United were
at the cusp of appearing in the club's first ever Champions' League
final. For supporters fortunate enough to enjoy those heady European
nights at Elland Road, along with the exciting continental away
trips, the 2000/01 campaign is a cherished memory
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Is
The Appointment Of Marcelo Bielsa The Best Thing To Happen To Leeds
In Recent Years? |
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If
Klopp takes a liking to Raphinha, is there anything Leeds can
do to stop the inevitable from happening?
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Marcelo Bielsa may not
have quite reached the highs of Chapman, Ferguson, Wenger or Guardiola
yet, but he has revolutionised Leeds United in more ways than one
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Bielsa's
Leeds: Redemption |
It would have been unimaginable
in the 1970s and 80s for Leeds to be considered anyone's second
team. Roll on to 2020 and that nasty
approach on the pitch, which saw them labelled with the tag
of 'Dirty Leeds', is out of the window.
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How Leeds United finally found stability
under the ownership of Andrea Radrizzani and returned to the Premier
League under the inspiring leadership of Marcelo Bielsa, one of
the most revered coaches in the world |
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The priority for Leeds
has to be in ensuring that they now retain their Premier League
place - where do they get the defensive reinforcements with Ben
White looking a dead deal
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Loyalty or even a lack of it is
often at the heart of any episode that turns nasty and neither
clubs nor players are innocent of wrongdoing. Indeed, both parties
are equally as guilty when it comes to looking out for their own
interest
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Where will Bielsa need to strengthen
to ensure Leeds' stay in the Premier League isn't a short one?
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This is Dave Tomlinson's fourth
book about Leeds United. Why are Leeds
United so universally reviled by rival football fans the length
and breadth of the country? The story
of Revie, Reynolds and Dirty Leeds is truly unique.
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This is Dave Tomlinson's third
and most ambitious book to date, far more expansive than the ones
he's tried before. It runs to almost 600 glorious pages and is
a must read for anyone interested in Leeds United.
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Dave is a lifelong follower of
Leeds United and has developed an encyclopaedic knowledge about
the club. He has now had three books published on the club and
contributed to a fourth
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Read what's
new at www.mightyleeds.co.uk - The Definitive History of Leeds
United
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