Leeds United won their fourth successive game on Saturday.
Marcelo Bielsa made history as Leeds United boss on Saturday.
No, the Argentine did not become the first manager to spend 90 minutes sitting on an upturned blue bucket – although it’s very unlikely it’s ever been done by another manager.
Instead, Bielsa, whose side beat Rotherham United 2-0 at Elland Road, became the first United boss to win his first four games in charge.
It has been a phenomenal start by the eccentric 63-year-old who arrived in West Yorkshire with the nickname ‘El Loco’ – the crazy one.
Here are some photos of the record breaker – who, incidentally, didn’t leave the comfort of his now-famous bucket when acknowledging goalscorer Kemar Roofe – and Leeds in general from a historic day in Yorkshire yesterday.
The Whites have two more Championship games before the international break – a trip to Swansea on Tuesday and then a difficult visit at Norwich City next Saturday.
Should Leeds win both to make it five league victories on the spin then it’ll heavily increase suggestions that Bielsa is destined to lead the club back to the Premier League come May.
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