Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman, Author at The Square Ball

Not your academy

Aspirational: World Cup edition

After all the arguing, the shambles itself.

By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman

Two number nines and a microphone

Spurs 4-3 Leeds United: Where it’s at

Leeds United fans are reeling from weekend to weekend, 4-3 to 3-4, late winners to late losers, blindfolded trying to pin a tail on this donkey of a season.

By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman

Mock exams

Wolves 1-0 Leeds United: Minute by minute

Time being what it is for all of us, could we have a better go at the FA Cup this season instead, please?

By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman

The Leeds Way

Leeds United 4-3 Bournemouth: Get into this

Staggering around the pitch at full-time, Marsch looked as powerless as any other Leeds fan to resist what this club is. Buy into it, Jesse. Live a little.

By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman

Beat happening

Jesse Marsch and the new beat look

Jesse Marsch does not look at peace with the idea that he does not have all the answers. But this could be the best thing that ever happened to him.

By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman

Blue lawn

Liverpool 1-2 Leeds United: Green light

This was about a coach with a one in a million shot of being here, with a one in a million shot of staying here, pulling off a one in a million shot that could keep him here.

By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman

Arm round the shoulder

Leeds United 2-3 Fulham: Gloomy Sunday

Jesse Marsch's mad week continued, at time of writing somehow lurching into a fortnight of misadventure and a doomed trip to Anfield.

By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman

It's a sabotage

Leicester City 2-0 Leeds United: From huddle to muddle

If Jesse Marsch wants to keep his job coaching Leeds United, he's got a funny way of going about it.

By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman

Doing our best

Leeds United 0-1 Arsenal: Nobody’s perfect

This weekend was Leeds doing its best. So far, so brave, so teetering on the edge of shambles. I loved it.

By Moxcowhite • Daniel Chapman

The magic word

Please try harder

By the end of George Graham's first full season, everything seemed to be coming together. But, writes Moxcowhite, one person didn't seem to see it that way.

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