Norwich City Boss offer two of his favorite players to Leeds United promotion boost

Norwich City Boss offer two of his favorite players to Leeds United promotion boost

The German boss has the backing of two of his former players to go an get Leeds to the top flight this season

Christoph Zimmerman and Alexander Tettey, two former Norwich City players,

have endorsed Daniel Farke, their former manager,

to lead Leeds United to victory in this close Championship promotion fight.

When the two were in the team,

the German manager guided the Canaries to two championship victories,

and it appears they have no doubts that Farke can accomplish the same with Leeds.

Zimmermann told Leeds Live, “At this moment,

if you’re in that position, he’s the manager you want in charge because he’s done it before.”

“He is aware of the requirements for advancement.

When anything doesn’t go according to plan, he doesn’t freak out and accuse the players or start pointing fingers.

He’ll always come up with a solution.

“I played for six years, six months with Norwich and one and a half with Dortmund’s reserves.

To be honest, it has left an indelible scar on my physique.

Although the training week is demanding, it pays off because we were able to win a lot of games in the latter stages.

“When the game is almost over, it’s impossible to know if Leeds is losing steam or has nothing left in the tank.

“It’s okay if there’s still a tie; they may still run an extra yard, make an extra sprint, cross the ball,

or enter the box at the appropriate moment.

“The athletes buy into it once they see that their efforts and lengthy

training sessions are paying off and producing desired outcomes. When I watch Leeds’ games, it appears like that.”

Tettey had the same opinion as his former teammate.

“He has done this twice,” he continued. He won the titles both times,

so it’s not like he did it in the playoffs. As a result, he will have all the players’ attention,

which will be really beneficial to them. It’s enormous.

“This particular time of year is when decisions are made.

You need a specific set of players to deal with the fact that you either make it or you don’t.

“We were all aware of the significance of his remarks about the crunch moment,

whether they were said before a training session or on match day.

When he brought it up, none of us panicked because we all knew what needed to be done.”

Get more related news on https://sportviewers.com