Farke has massively over compensated his approach to try and avoid a Norwich repeat ... he's moved his attacking number 10 all the way back to the Kalvin Phillips holding role, leaving a lone striker to try and cope on his own up front
Bielsa used the Phillips role to free up his midfielders and full backs to get deep into the opposition half, safe in the knowledge that KP was sitting in front of the CBs as protection
Farke's holding mid system is different, he keeps his midfielders from bombing into the opposition box as security, and the wingers also drop back when the full backs overlap ... caution rather than risk
Farke is also okay with sitting back and letting the opposition play in our half, when maybe attacking more unsettles the opposition
then there's Farke's inability to read opposition managers making subtle changes, costing us games
Sunderland once again showed against Arsenal that playing without fear and attacking these "dominating" teams can bear fruit ... the top end teams don't know how to respond when an underdog goes at them ... they expect the game to be a stroll with their inferior opponents focused on damage limitation rather than a result ... Arsenal were shaken by Sunderland, and more will follow
Brentford have also taken the game to "better" teams this season when they are supposed to be relegation candidates under Andrews, shorn of their manager and key players ... at home they have played Villa, Scum, Chelski, Pool, Citeh and Toon and amassed 13 points!!!
Leeds look like getting just one point from those exact same home fixtures
Farke has to go, today!
Leeds can't afford to hang on into January, it will be too late ... unfortunately Farke will not improve as a manager, he is good at Championship level but clearly out of his depth against Prem managers ... ffs even Keith Andrews, a beginner at this level, is looking better than him, and that says all you need to know
our players are good enough to do damage, they just need to be let off the leash