Former Aston Villa Chief Executive Keith Wyness was not impressed with Leeds United head coach Marcelo Bielsa sending a spy to Derby County’s training.
Former Aston Villa Chief Executive Keith Wyness has suggested on Twitter that Leeds United should be given a three-point deduction for the ‘spygate’ incident.
Leeds head coach Bielsa has admitted to Sky Sports that he sent someone to spy on Derby County’s training ahead of the Championship game between the two sides at Elland Road on Friday evening.
Former Villa Chief Executive Wyness has suggested on Twitter that the Whites should face a three-point sanction.
Former Derby County midfielder Craig Burley has also given his take on the ‘spygate’ incident on Twitter.
On-pitch matters
Leeds, though, were the better team on Friday evening and deservedly picked up all three points from the Championship game against Derby courtesy of a 2-0 win.
The victory saw Bielsa’s side stop a run of three games in all competitions without a win, and the Whites could now go on and put together a run of positive results.
Leeds will return to action next weekend when they take on Stoke City away from home in the Championship.
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