Some fans calling for Bielsa OUT

[Fridge]

Arsenal haven't really progressed since Wenger left

I’ve a feeling West Brom will have a similar experience after sacking Bilic.

The grass isn’t always greener.

[Cjay]

Bielsa has his faults but we wouldn't survive without him and as someone posted we are doing better than every promoted team for a decade i think it was at the same stage points wise.

idiotic phone call.

[The Subhuman]

Also this season so far has had some absolutely ridiculous results due to no crowds in stadia...We won't really know how good or bad we are until the crowds are allowed back in...which at this rate will be the 21/22 season

[lufcconnor]

Anyone calling for Bielsa Out is either very hurt by yesterday's result, a troll, or not a real supporter. This season has been a wild ride so far, and as long as we stay up, I'm happy. By reading what you've all said, I believe that is the general feeling around here. Although, I do believe this is his last season as our manager, so I'm hoping that there is a good plan for a transition period in place. There are lessons to be learned from what has happened at Scum and Arsenal in recent years.

[rab_rant]

Everybody does their own analysis of how the game went.
Listen to Manure fans and you get the impression we were miserable
Listen to Leeds fans and they lay into us in a more agressive manner
cos they can not countenance defeat, especially at the hands of Manure.

But what about an analysis of the game from a neutrals point of view
From somebody who does not have an axe to grind. Can they find anything
positive to say about Bielsa's tactics. Have a look at this video. I thought
his insights into how we lost the battle in the midfield left our defence exposed.

[mchldavies7]

Just need more quality in some key positions.
Hopefully MB will be backed when he sees what he wants.
The philosophy is fantastic and more than workable with better players.
Anyone thinking that we'd be better off with Bielsa leaving requires a brain scan imo.

[mothbanquet]

Win or lose, battering or no battering, I've heard enough fans of other clubs say that they would love Bielsa as their manager to know that it would be a massive loss for us. Because let's face it, it's not just the promotion, it's not just the do or die football, it's not just the reinvented players, it's not just the revitalised infrastructure, it's not just the plaudits, it's not just the renewed hope or legions of new fans that Bielsa's brought to Leeds.

It's the identity. We have an identity again, something that is unique and 100% ours. I don't want to lose it anytime soon.

[Smudge3920]

Win or lose, battering or no battering, I've heard enough fans of other clubs say that they would love Bielsa as their manager to know that it would be a massive loss for us. Because let's face it, it's not just the promotion, it's not just the do or die football, it's not just the reinvented players, it's not just the revitalised infrastructure, it's not just the plaudits, it's not just the renewed hope or legions of new fans that Bielsa's brought to Leeds.

It's the identity. We have an identity again, something that is unique and 100% ours. I don't want to lose it anytime soon.

Spot on mate... Bielsa could easily have got himself a 5 year contract... and become mercanary like many... but we have a manager who believes in loyalty, the spirit of the game, fair play and most of all returning the loyalty to the fans...He lives by his reputation... 1 year contract, none of this ugly stuff...