The Leeds head coach has been discussing the 26-year-old after his side’s heavy defeat to Huddersfield.
Leeds United head coach Steve Evans says he felt sorry for Liam Bridcutt on Saturday afternoon as he was often a ‘lone furrow’ in midfield against Huddersfield, according to BBC Radio Leeds.
Indeed, Leeds lost 4-1 to Huddersfield at Elland Road and many players simply shirked responsibility for the Whites.
But not Bridcutt, who was let down by his team-mates…
The Scot told the BBC on Saturday: “I felt sorry for Liam today. I think he was a lone furrow at times in the middle of that midfield.”
Bridcutt seemed to earn respect from Leeds fans yesterday for his efforts – of which there was already plenty.
Many, however, are now fearing the 26-year-old may snub United in the summer if they want to sign him permanently.
What does Bridcutt have to gain from being a ‘lone furrow’ during heavy defeats?
Yes, Leeds had won three games in a row going into their Yorkshire derby. But, at the same time, they’ve now suffered two heavy defeats in their last five games. It’s very up and down…
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