Former Arsenal winger Perry Groves believes it's a matter of time before Jesse Marsch is sacked by Leeds United. The Whites slumped to their fourth consecutive defeat with Fulham running out 3-2 winners at Elland Road.
The full time whistle was met with vociferous boos with the Elland Road faithful sending a clear message to Marsch and the Leeds hierarchy. Marco Silva believed his side were the better side and fully deserving of their win.
The Whites will end the day in the relegation zone for the first time this season, a disappointing moment given the struggles of last season. Supporters had hoped this year would be different and it started off brightly, including a 3-0 win over Chelsea.
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However, that was the last time the Whites would win, a run that now stretches to eight games. Fans have called for Marsch to be sacked on social media and Groves believes it may be a matter of time.
Groves told talkSPORT: "Leeds United have got to be - what is it no wins in eight? They had been pretty good at home with one defeat but they just look in total disarray.
"When your team gets booed off the you know as a manager you know your time is probably coming to an end. Elland Road, when it's rocking and it's together, that is one of the best grounds to be at.
"It was not great today for the Leeds United fans."
