Marsch’s side are 18th in the top-flight, winless in eight games, and face Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday. The American has insisted he has the backing of the Elland Road hierarchy.
“They’ve been very supportive,” he said. I’ve spoken with Angus [Kinnear], Victor [Orta] and Andrea [Radrizzani] multiple times. You know, we’ve done a few things, we’re modifying our World Cup schedule, to think about how we can maximise exactly what we need in the moment.
“Everything from matches to where we’re thinking about travelling to training. You know, we’ve talked about adding staff and we’re looking carefully at things like psychologists and adding to the complexity of what we do as a staff. You know, transfers, obviously, you know, and they’ve been very supportive.
“But, of course, I’m not dumb. I understand exactly, that if we don’t win games, I put them in a very difficult situation to continue to support me. So my focus is entirely on what what is necessary for the next three games and you can include the Wolves match in the Carabao Cup in that as well.”
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