Leeds United midfielder Eunan O’Kane has been a key part of Thomas Christiansen’s first-team at Elland Road.
Leeds have lost six of their last seven matches, with the pressure starting to mount on Christiansen.
There are sections of the Whites support who have called for a managerial change to be made, as Leeds look to get back on track.
However, O’Kane appears to be fully behind Christiansen’s methods – with the midfielder suggesting that individual errors were to blame for poor results, rather than tactical decisions.
“When you go out and execute the game plan and you lose by one or two individual mistakes then it’s difficult to take,” Christiansen said.
“But at least you know the process is right. There’s a long term process in place here and one that we believe in. We are in a bad run but there’s a lot of football to be played.”
Mistakes have certainly plagued Leeds defensively in recent weeks, but Christiansen’s tactics have been heavily criticised.
The Dane has shown a willingness to change from his favoured 4-2-3-1 system recently, but his hesitation over doing so did cause some frustration.
Leeds’ next match comes against Brentford at Griffin Park, and that will be a test of the Whites’ promotion credentials.
Brentford are unbeaten in their last eight league outings, and go into the match with momentum firmly behind them.
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