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Jesse Marsch's post-match huddle against Aston Villa prompted former pro Gabriel Agbonlahor to make fun of the new Leeds United manager, but USMNT favourite Brad Friedel came to his defence and rejected 'Ted Lasso' comparisons.
The American accent is rarely taken seriously in English football. Fans just don't seem fond of managers who have spent their life calling the game 'soccer'.
Leeds manager Jesse Marsch suffered a 1-0 defeat at Leicester in his first game in charge of the Premier League strugglers, while Liverpool prepared for their chance to close the gap on leaders Manchester City later on Saturday. Marsch has been hired to save Leeds from relegation after replacing Marcelo Bielsa. But he was unable to spark an immediate improvement in Leeds' fortunes as Harvey Barnes bagged the second half winner in his 100th Premier League appearance. Defeat was cruel on Marsch's side, who dominated for long periods, but Leeds have lost their last five games and sit just two points above the relegation zone.
Leicester City’s English striker Ademola Lookman (L) vies with Leeds United’s English striker Joe Gelhardt (R) during the English Premier League football match between Leicester City and Leeds United at the King Power Stadium in Leicester, central England on March 5, 2022. – Leicester won the game 1-0. (Photo by Geoff Caddick / AFP)
Ukraine have requested to postpone their World Cup play-off semi-final against Scotland. The match was set to take place at Hampden on March 24 but football in Ukraine has been suspended after Russia’s invasion.
New Leeds head coach Jesse Marsch says there's a stigma about Americans managing in English football and reckons a certain beloved TV character probably hasn't helped.
Jesse Marsch is ‘on the backfoot straightaway’ after taking over as Leeds United’s new head coach, according to journalist Dean Jones.
Jesse Marsch has admitted he has to confront the stigma attached to American managers in England as he marked his unveiling at Leeds United by promising to stay even if they get relegated to the Championship.