Leeds United divide now evident as Dan James completely contradicts Daniel Farke after Luton draw

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With the Luton Town draw, even the Leeds United players might be losing faith in Daniel Farke.

It seems as though some Leeds fans have lost patience in the Farke project at Elland Road.

One win in six games sums that up as it was another below-par performance from Farke’s side.

Leeds could blame early kick-offs, but the display showed that the Whites never looked likely to win at Kenilworth Road.

With this considered, Dan James’ claim after the game may show that not all of the squad entirely agree with Farke.

Dan James disagrees with Daniel Farke claim at Leeds United

The last thing the Whites faithful will want is a disconnect in the dressing room, which has seemed so unlikely after such good morale this season.

There is no suggestion that this will happen, but what James has just said completely goes against Farke’s comment that the point against Luton was ‘good’.

Speaking to LUTV, the Welshman made a point that the Leeds fans would rather hear than Farke’s very bizarre suggestions

“No of course not (being happy with a point) we want to win every game,” James said.

“We did well to get back in the game but couldn’t score that decisive goal.”

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Concerning signs at Leeds as Paraag Marathe’s impatience will be shown

It seemed just a month ago that Leeds would cruise to promotion, but the Championship has once again thrown up a major twist.

Leeds dropping down to third will certainly be telling to the 49ers who will know fans are getting increasingly frustrated by Farke’s decisions and performances.

One decision that is certainly strange is Farke dismissing Largie Ramazani, whose £10m transfer fee looks like a waste due to his game time.

This might raise alarm bells to Paraag Marathe who will question Farke’s ambition to sign the winger and not play him, but will also question the performances.

Marathe had doubt over Farke’s future at Leeds, and now he’ll be right on his back to turn their fortunes around, otherwise, it will only be going one way.