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So on Monday Leeds confirmed the sake of their head coach Jesse Marsh after less than a year in charge.

Meanwhile there is also a battle for control going on in the

boardroom at the club. So who is making the decisions? Where does the power lie?

And who is being lined up to be the next boss. I'm Mark Chapman. This is the Athletic Football

podcast. Not that was a bad afternoon too far. I think it was bad in. Brilliantly.

Horace was a defeat too far.

It was a bad afternoon too far.

I think it was a sort of poisonous reaction too far.

I obviously take responsibility and I have to find a way to get more out of us and make sure that when we're on top of games we don't lose them.

I think he's got a go.

Leeds have confirmed that they have sacked Jesse March.

Obviously the 49s have paid a lot of money already because they're up to

44% and what the actual final buyout price would be exactly we'll probably

never know but needless to say if Leeds were to get relegated and there is a

you know a serious chance of that this season and they're not going to be worth

half a billion pounds. There's a real opportunity here or there seems to be a real

opportunity here you know kind of winning their sales if they stay up the

lead sort of become America's team the idea was as and when we buy out Radrizzani

we get a Premier League football club I think manager decision, it's going to be a great indication of the state of play.

So to discuss everything going on at Leeds, we have Leeds United writer Phil Hay and

senior football news reporter Matt Slater.

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