After yet another one sided encounter which must defy most statisticians, lets have a look at what can be changed to get back to wining ways.
i) We all like a settled team, but shouldn't Bielsa throw a curve ball once in a while, and change our starting XI - even play a different formation?
ii) Bielsa revealing the team / injury situation, 24 hours before the game surely gives the opposition an advantage. Worse case scenario, it doesn't benefit LUFC.
iii) Week in, week out we dominate the stats in all departments apart from...... Heading. We we need a height option?
iv) We had 13 corners today. How many of those looked dangerous? We had free kicks in dangerous positions, what did we do with the delivery? How important is it for Leeds to get a quality set piece taker?
v) Long throw specialist. Why not? It can be as dangerous as a corner!
vi) Is Kiko good enough? Week in, week out we see opposition keepers make save after save yet on the odd occasion the Leeds goal is troubled, the opponent has a 33 percent chance of scoring!
vii) Is our defence strong enough? Is Cooper the weak link? If so, awarding him a 5m contract (over the next 5 years) is as stupid as handing Tom Lawrence his car keys.
viii) Are the players over training. The times Leeds look unbeatable, they have played with incredible intensity. How long can the majority of the same XI keep that going week after week? Until today Leeds had not conceded a goal until the 77th minute (in the league). That means Leeds have relinquished four goals in the last 13 minutes of games. Are they getting tired?
ix) Its all very well scoring the perfect goal, but there are times when a time needs to show a gritty resolve grind out a result. Do Leeds know how to do this?
x) At the end of the day, the only person that can influence all these things is Bielsa! Does he have it in him to change? Does he need to?
i) We all like a settled team, but shouldn't Bielsa throw a curve ball once in a while, and change our starting XI - even play a different formation?
ii) Bielsa revealing the team / injury situation, 24 hours before the game surely gives the opposition an advantage. Worse case scenario, it doesn't benefit LUFC.
iii) Week in, week out we dominate the stats in all departments apart from...... Heading. We we need a height option?
iv) We had 13 corners today. How many of those looked dangerous? We had free kicks in dangerous positions, what did we do with the delivery? How important is it for Leeds to get a quality set piece taker?
v) Long throw specialist. Why not? It can be as dangerous as a corner!
vi) Is Kiko good enough? Week in, week out we see opposition keepers make save after save yet on the odd occasion the Leeds goal is troubled, the opponent has a 33 percent chance of scoring!
vii) Is our defence strong enough? Is Cooper the weak link? If so, awarding him a 5m contract (over the next 5 years) is as stupid as handing Tom Lawrence his car keys.
viii) Are the players over training. The times Leeds look unbeatable, they have played with incredible intensity. How long can the majority of the same XI keep that going week after week? Until today Leeds had not conceded a goal until the 77th minute (in the league). That means Leeds have relinquished four goals in the last 13 minutes of games. Are they getting tired?
ix) Its all very well scoring the perfect goal, but there are times when a time needs to show a gritty resolve grind out a result. Do Leeds know how to do this?
x) At the end of the day, the only person that can influence all these things is Bielsa! Does he have it in him to change? Does he need to?