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With the appointment of Garry Monk, calm and normality is restored to Elland Road, but he only just survived a poor opening run   -   A chance meeting   leads Andrea Radrizzani   to a takeover of Leeds United and the ending of Cellino's time at the helm   http://www.mightyleeds.co.uk/seasons/201617part1.htm http://www.mightyleeds.co.uk/seasons/201617part2.htm http://www.mightyleeds.co.uk/seasons/201617part3.pdf

Marcelo Bielsa will prove a hard act to follow when the time comes for the Argentine to leave Leeds United. By Flora Snelson Bielsa has set a very high standard for Whites bosses to come, both on and off the pitch, delivering Leeds’ long-awaited promotion to the Premier League and earning the respect of the city and the global fanbase. But Elland Road has not always been blessed with such talent and dignity. We’ve worked out the club’s best and worst managers over the last 30 years, ranking them in order of win percentage. Included are every manager who’s taken charge of the Whites on a matchday since 1991, caretakers and all. 1 - Marcelo Bielsa - 51.7% 77 wins in 149 games officially makes Marcelo Bielsa the best Leeds United manager of the past thirty years. To the majority of Whites fans, Bielsa was something of a non-entity when he arrived at the club in the summer of 2018. He soon found his way into the hearts of the Elland Road faithful for his humble ways and enterta...