Daniel Farke sack chant in Plymouth v Leeds United slammed on Sky Sports
On Saturday, when Plymouth Argyle played Leeds United in the Championship, supporters sang about Daniel Farke’s dismissal.
Sam Byram scored an own goal in the 18th minute to give Home Park, the host of Farke’s squad on May 3, the lead, but Willy Gnonto and Manor Solomon gave the visitors a 2-1 victory.
In West Yorkshire, the home crowd began singing about the German manager’s precarious situation as the Pilgrims managed to maintain a one-goal lead.
After the 49ers Enterprises won Premier League promotion, there has been conjecture over Farke’s future at Elland Road in recent weeks as they consider replacing him.
Plymouth fans sing Farke to get sacked in the morning at Leeds United
While Plymouth was leading 1-0 at Home Park, Plymouth supporters could be heard chanting that Farke would be fired the next morning.
The cries apparently did not impress Clinton Morrison, who thought they were “a bit mean.”
| Competition | Matches | Wins | Draws | Losses |
| Championship | 46 | 29 | 13 | 4 |
Despite his team’s numerous injury problems, the German manager has performed admirably at Elland Road this season, earning automatic promotion to the Premier League.
Morrison remarked, “The Plymouth fans are singing you’re getting sacked in the morning, which is a bit mean to be fair,” during an appearance on Sky Sports News on May 3, 13:00.
49ers should not replace manager at Elland Road
Despite his dismal prior performance with Norwich, Farke deserves a chance at Elland Road after leading the Whites to the top flight.
After a two-year exile, the West Yorkshire team will return to the Premier League, and the 48-year-old head coach deserves a great deal of credit for making it happen.
The German manager has pulled out the best in players like Ao Tanaka and Joe Rothwell when they were most required, even though the Peacocks were among the favourites to earn immediate promotion.
In order to give their team the best opportunity of avoiding instant relegation, Leeds supporters will be hoping that the 49ers make significant investments in their roster during the next transfer window.
Southampton and Leicester City have demonstrated that if a team’s squad isn’t good enough, changing managers won’t help them have a better chance of winning the top division.
Although it will surely be challenging for the Whites to compete with the Premier League’s best teams, Marcelo Bielsa demonstrated that it is feasible with a strong team.
Before they even consider firing Farke, the West Yorkshire team may need to strengthen their defence and add a consistent goal scorer in the summer.
It will be interesting to watch the German manager’s future.
