Championship

ELLAND ROAD HAS PLENTY TO CHEER NOW

by
The LeaguePaper Team
19 March 2017

STAR MAN
CHRIS WOOD Leeds

BLANKS against Cardiff and QPR in recent weeks had begged an uncomfortable question of Leeds and their manager Garry Monk.
If sides arrived at Elland Road content to sit deep and frustrate, did this young team possess the nous to break them down? Those perfromances suggested not. Monk, then, must be hugely encouraged by 90 minutes that demonstrated both persistence and ingenuity in cracking the division’s toughest nut.
Gone was the passivity of the 0-0 draw with QPR, replaced by non-stop intensity and forward thrust. Just as impressive was their fortitude ...

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