Jesse Marsch sends another message to Leeds fans on Marcelo Bielsa and Man United draw

Jesse Marsch has once again delivered another message to Leeds United fans on social media.

The American was photoshopped into a "most hated people" of all time list last week, which prompted his first message.

Marsch assumed it was Leeds fans who had added him into that.

The now-Canada head coach was at Elland Road for around a year, surviving relegation after replacing Marcelo Bielsa.

He didn't last as long in the following season, which eventually ended in relegation to the Championship.

And it's clear he still holds that as he watches the current situation unfolding at Elland Road.

What has Jesse Marsch said now?

Marsch can't help himself on social media, which is never a good look for managers in modern football.

Daniel Farke keeps to himself, and has now agreed upon an extension to his contract in LS11.

The German managed Leeds to a 1-1 draw against Manchester United on Sunday, leaving them seventh in the Premier Legue.

Marsch was clearly watching, as he delivered his verdict online, while also attaching a weird message around Bielsa.

"I’ll help the Leeds fans out," he wrote on X. "Here is where you can put Marcelo Bielsa. Good point against the scum."

Trying to get Leeds fans onside with a humourous approach still isn't working, though.

Why Daniel Farke is the man for the job

Emotions can always run high in football, especially in charge of a giant club like Leeds.

They got the better of people like Marsch, and even to an extent, Bielsa, who earned that right after bringing the good times home.

Farke is the complete opposite, though, he doesn't get too high, or too low when things aren't going as expected.

So, it's no surprise that he's the third-longest serving manager in the Premier League, in his fourth season.

That will only continue, with his new deal set to run until 2029 when all signed and finalised.

Ethan Ampadu runs a tight ship on the pitch, but ask anybody in the squad, they love Farke and what he brings.

Long may that continue over whatever it was Marsch gave us.