They say football is a game of three thirds and that was certainly true at Elland Road on Saturday. What a comeback, and what a victory for Jesse Marsch… but, but, but… we can’t ignore those first two thirds! So Marschball goes under the microscope again, along with JKA and Victor Orta. Never a dull week!

What a night at Anfield! The meltdown of the Leeds United fanbase inspired Jesse and the lads to the most unlikely victory since January 3rd 2010, and we discuss it in all its glory while trying to answer the big question: what does this mean for the future of Marsch and our great club?

What an afternoon at Elland Road. Leeds produced a massive performance, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the evil forces of VAR. Confidence restored? Let’s hope so as we move into a pivotal week for Jessie and the lads. Come on Leeds!

It was a worrying day in the capital as the not so mighty Whites fell to defeat against the not so mighty Eagles, thus everything is under the microscope (except the London Curse which is free to abscond this time). We also ‘look forward’ to ‘welcoming’ Arsenal back to Elland Road. Can United get back to winning ways against the league leaders? We can hope!

Contrary to popular belief, Leeds United did play a football match on Sunday, and we discuss it! Ok, we only got one minute per day-since-we-last-played-at-home, so we discuss that too, and Willy Gnonto, Victor Orta, Joffy, Jessie, and the upcoming trip to Selhurst Park, where we are definitely due a win!

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Paul and Rocco discuss a busy week at Leeds United that has so far delivered one point and no strikers. Still, we find plenty to be thankful for ahead of our return to Brentford, where we haven’t lost in over 3 years!

It has been a whirlwind six months for Jesse Marsch. Taking over a struggling team is par for the course in the world of management but Marsch wasn’t just facing a relegation battle, he also faced the monumental challenge of winning over a heart-broken fanbase, a challenge so great that keeping their team in the top-flight with the last kick of the season didn’t even do the trick.

Relentless pressing and belief from Leeds United pays off! No one had us down for winning this premier league fixture, but there we go. Momentum and constant refinement to the way we play pays off against one of the Super 6 - Chelsea. Not to be missed, a very very happy episode where Jesse Marsch deserves all the praise.