Luton never really looked as if they were going to score aside from Pascal Struijk’s amazing goal-line clearance to prevent Victor Moses. Leeds were on fire, dominating possession, the tempo and three points.
Mateo Joseph was once again deployed off the bench, and Piroe scored his seventh goal of the season to solidify his lead in Leeds’ goalscoring standings.They left Patrick Bamford to observe.
Neil Redfearn responds when asked about Patrick Bamford
Although Leeds has won their last three games against QPR, Swansea, and Luton, former England player Bamford has not played in any of those games.Daniel Farke still ignores his seasoned striker.
Neil Redfearn, the former manager of Leeds, was questioned about whether he believes Farke is making the correct choice in benching Bamford. “You can hardly question the German boss right now,” he replied.
You’ll need to question them about why he hasn’t brought them on or why he isn’t receiving the minutes. However, you cannot criticise Daniel’s actions. If we are focussing on a single player who hasn’t played, we are truly being picky.
Redfearn told BBC Radio Leeds on Wednesday, “The vast majority of decisions have been spot on, got the subs right tonight, rested players when he gets the opportunity, and the subs haven’t diluted the performance.”
Patrick Bamford could be tempted by a January exit at Leeds
Leeds will exceed the halfway point with seven Championship games remaining before the January window opens. Bamford, however, has only made six appearances as a substitute and has yet to start a league game.
After Leeds was relegated, Bamford acknowledged that he wanted to depart in the summer of 2023.Given that Bamford is well-known for being one of the club’s highest earners, Carlton Palmer advises Leeds to attempt to sell him in January.
However, as of right now, it appears that Bamford won’t be utilised for the next month. In fact, he might be enticed by a trade if he doesn’t receive any additional playing time and remains on the bench.
