Jesse Marsch has made an admission on Leeds United's recent form in Premier League.
The Whites extended their winless run to eight after a 2-3 defeat against Fulham on Sunday at Elland Road.
Meanwhile, the 48-year-old insists he has all of the board's support despite the pressure he has on his shoulders right now.
Speaking to the Independent, the American admitted he takes all 'responsibility' to find out how to get better and win games.
“It’s difficult to explain why we can’t capitalise and we give certain things away, but I’m not finger-pointing, I’m looking directly at myself.
“I’m taking responsibility. I’m trying to push them to understand how to get better and we have to demand that now for the next game. We have to do everything we can again to try to figure out how to get the win.”
“We worked hard together to put together a good transfer window and in a lot of ways we did great on it,.
“I’m not going to start playing hindsight and I’m certainly not going to throw anyone under the bus. I’m looking directly at myself.” added the manager.
The Whites are currently on top of the relegation zone with nine points and only two wins in their opening eleven matches.
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