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By Adam PopeBBC Radio Leeds
Last updated on 3 minutes ago.From the section Leeds United25
Leeds manager Jesse Marsch has been sacked after less than a year in charge.
Leeds lost 1-0 at Nottingham Forest on Sunday to extend their run of Premier League games without a win to seven.
They are 17th in the table - above the relegation zone only on goal difference - and last won in the league on 5 November.
Leeds finished 17th last season after American Marsch succeeded Marcelo Bielsa in February.
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Comment posted by John Henry Creamer, today at 14:58
Sack him or keep him? It doesn't really matter. Leeds will be relegated either way.
Comment posted by McNultys Wife, today at 14:58
Like the guy, but that group of players should be playing alot better than they are. The defensive frailties in particular have not been improved at all.
Comment posted by I Despair, today at 14:58
Good.
Thanks for a miserable 11.2 months Jesse.
I can’t speyk!!Comment posted by bigwats99, today at 14:58
Won as many premier leagues as English managers
Comment posted by TJKeets90, today at 14:58
What did they expect after they got an American manager....
Comment posted by Humble Chelsea Fan, today at 14:58
this is a club who should learn from chelsea and put faith in the manager
Comment posted by Des Wigwam, today at 14:58
Needed to go or Leeds likely to get relegated
Comment posted by Delboy, today at 14:58
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Comment posted by AndyB_MOT, today at 14:57
Nice guy but results just weren't there. I definitely wish him well - that win at Brentford to keep us up last season will live forever in the memory.
But sorry to say, this is the correct decision.
Comment posted by TINKING, today at 14:57
And please now Saints follow Leed's example and get rid of Jones
Comment posted by timbo59, today at 14:57
I really hoped it would work out for him but results are what makes and breaks managers
Comment posted by Too Far Gone, today at 14:57
Comment posted by bigbadbobbybokehead, today at 14:57
Dont get much time these days eh?
Lenny for the Leeds jobComment posted by boogeywoogey, today at 14:57
Shame, seems a decent chap but just couldn't get the best out of the players. Good luck for the future Jesse.
Comment posted by d4funky1, today at 14:57
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Comment posted by BRIAN666, today at 14:58BRIAN666
14:58
A good man but sadly flawed in this unforgiving landscape of top level British football.
Hope to see him back someday. He's better than people think.