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Decisions that are against the metric, against the logic and the rationale of what is being developed or what is actually happening. But I’m not bitter with anyone. I’m very appreciative of the experience, I learned a tonne from it. It’s made me a better person and a better coach."

I was complimentary of Marcelo a thousand times publicly. One time I criticised him for over-training the team and this became a lightning rod with the public," Marsch said.Leeds United look to maintain the Championship's only unbeaten home record when they host Swansea City (Wed, KO: 7.45pm). Friday’s first half was punctuated by chants of ‘you’re just a town full of Leeds fans.’ It was hard for the locals to argue when a throng of United supporters were released from the home end they were sitting in.

Farke said there is a major doubt over Georginio Rutter, who has not trained since returning from France Under 21s duty because of an abdomen problem. When I was younger, so I was coming up and trying to get into that top-dog position, I was always competing and trying to train better or score more than them and to be honest it hasn't really changed much," Bamford said in the new BBC Radio 5 Live My Mate's A Footballer podcast. On Swansea, he said: "I like them. They've changed their style a bit but not in a bad way, not at all. You can still see their DNA, they're good in their passing quality. They put some intensity into their game." On what his wife Sandra would have said, Redknapp added: "She'd just go, 'It's up to you, Harry.' My missus is so placid... she would never interfere."BBC Radio Leeds' Jonathan Buchan expects to see a more demanding side to Daniel Farke as Leeds head into a busy Christmas period. He told the Don't Go To Bed Just Yet podcast:"I wonder if we are going to start seeing that other side of him, where he will still publicly defend his players, but might be more demanding of his players? He does it in a way where he isn’t sugar-coating anything but there is definitely a hard side. I don’t want to call it a dark side, but there is a hard side to him." The unfortunate part was many games where we were better than the opponent we did not get the points. In the end if that becomes a trend that puts pressure on the entire environment and the process and when there is a lot of money on the line, owners feel pressure to make, for me, foolish decisions. Farke says he expects a calm and "chilled" January window. He is confident that key players will be retained and says there will be no major change to the core of the squad. Over in the Mirror, Arindam Rej writes: "Dutch striker Crysencio Summerville kept up his red-hot form - but Leeds were left to curse a string of missed chances.