Daniel Farke becomes first ever manager in Leeds United’s history to achieve extraordinary feat 

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As Daniel Farke is close to guiding Leeds United back to the Premier League, it’s clear some credit is due.

Farke has had to take some stick in recent weeks.

Leeds fans said Farke’s position was insecure, but after three wins on bounce in the Championship, he’s now turned into a living legend.

It’s some achievement to come back from claims that his status as Leeds boss was under threat.

He’s done so in fine fashion and now has become the only ever Leeds manager to do something in the club’s entire history.

Daniel Farke stands alone with incredible Leeds United record

The German is no Don Revie yet, as that will take a lot more work, but he can make a real statement by having Leeds compete in the Premier League.

There have been claims of dampening his chances already, as Carlton Cole has questioned Farke’s future.

Although promotion isn’t secured, four points is all it takes as the Leeds manager will be heading for the 100-point mark.

Position	Team	Played MP	Won W	Drawn D	Lost L	For GF	Against GA	Diff GD	Points Pts
1	LeedsLeeds	43	26	13	4	83	29	54	91
2	BurnleyBurnley	43	25	16	2	59	14	45	91
3	Sheff UtdSheffield Utd	43	27	7	9	59	33	26	86

He might not have the 100 points yet, but what he has done now is incredible, being the only manager in the Whites’ history to achieve this.

Farke has become the first-ever Leeds manager to achieve consecutive 90-point league seasons in the club’s extraordinary 106-year history.

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Farke is surely up there for Leeds’ managers in recent time

He’s still got plenty to prove, this is known, but to get back-to-back 90-point seasons in the Championship is impressive.

This is enough for the title on any given season, but due to the standard in recent years, it’s gone against Farke.

Marcelo Bielsa will obviously take the reins for the best manager in recent Leeds history after his title-winning season and a solid Premier League showing, but if Farke can secure Leeds’ safety next season, he’s within a shout.

Paraag Marathe sees Farke long-term at Leeds, and he could make himself one of the Elland Road greats.