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Tough guy … refs don’t tread on Jessie.

I’d rather have the calm GP quietly tweaking the team mid match, than this excitable loose cannon losing the plot, seeing injustices that rarely exist. Needs to grow up. After our win Jessie said: “I’ll never be a guy who sits there and takes it, that’s not my style.” Ignoring the fact that...

I don’t think we particularly man mark eg Caicedo and MacA interchange, Veltman covers for March and vice versa. Although Dunk did a great job on Callum Wilson recently and Estupiñán on Dan James. Potter’s shown great tactical flexibility and his game evolves. The first year or two involved...

Refs won’t now think twice, “I better not cross Marsch”, he’s a tough guy. They can be fairly arrogant, he’ll be put back in his box.

No one treads on Jesse.

Gave his team an illegal time out on about 35 minutes, as we were tearing them apart. A player went down with a faux NOT HEAD injury near the dug outs, Marsch and his bench lied and went mad, the ref fell for it and stopped play. Marsch then ignored the lying Leeds player and brought the team...

I noticed they ran out of gas and soon gave up on the trying to harry Dunk/Sanchez. So funny. Whilst throughout we forced Meslier et al into naff clearances. A poor imitation of a Potter team.

I hazily thought that had been the case, no second chances at carrying on being a dug-out tw@t.

Some refs (Friend, Atkinson) would 100% have done that.

Was an initial card for a manager, until recently, sent to the stands? I didn’t realise he could still stay in the dugout. Was hoping he’d get a second yellow for sarcastically applauding the approaching ref. And what’s with the crouching for a dump, every time we took a freekick?