Jesse Marsch and Leeds United never 'took' but this is not an easy job at all. Not everyone can be Brentford and Brighton. twoht looks at a difficult decision.
If the last weekend of Jesse Marsch’s tenure as the manager of Leeds United taught us anything at all, it’s that you can’t depend on other teams losing in perpetuity.
Two wins in five days against Liverpool and Bournemouth in November/December were their only Premier League wins since they began the season with two wins and a draw, and although Marsch himself seemed pretty satisfied with his team’s performance at Nottingham Forest, he did concede that he had “to find a way to turn good performances into winning because that’s where we are and where we’ve been for a while”.
This is, of course, becoming something of a Premier League trope. The same thing happened to Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang when he arrived at Chelsea from Barcelona at the end of the summer transfer window to be reunited with Thomas Tuchel, only to find Tuchel being shown the door a few days later.
But where do Leeds go from here? The obvious reflex reaction for Leeds supporters is to wind the clock back 12 months or so and welcome back Marcelo Bielsa, but this feels like wish fulfilment rather than anything that is likely to actually happen.. In a sense, this also seems unlikely. After all, Corberan has only been in place at The Hawthorns for three-and-a-half months.
Perhaps the successor to Marcelo Bielsa was always destined to fail. Few other managers in recent times have had the sort of relationship that Bielsa enjoyed with Leeds United supporters, and his departure from the club was met with a reaction from supporters which demonstrated the depth of that bond. And while Jesse Marsch was backed by the club itself in both the summer and January transfer windows, that relationship with the supporters never quite took.
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