Leeds United's 'spygate' incident has dominated national headlines in the last few days with managers up and down the country being asked their thoughts on the issue.
DERBY County manager Frank Lampard has said he does not want to comment any further on Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa employing someone to watch the Rams’ training session ahead of Friday’s game, which the Whites won 2-0 at Elland Road.
Things are starting to heat up at the top of the Championship table as Sheffield United's win keeps pressure on Leeds United in the race for automatic promotion.
AMID all the post-match talk of Spygate, it was perhaps lost upon many that Leeds United also delivered a firm statement of intent in Friday night’s impressive victory over Championship rivals Derby County.
Philemon Masinga, or Big Phil as some knew him, was the lesser in footballing terms of the South African duo signed by Leeds United in 1994 but his larger-than-life character made its own impression in England.
FRANK LAMPARD insisted he would rather quit coaching than employ the ‘spying’ tactics used by opposite number Marcelo Bielsa ahead of Derby’s 2-0 defeat at Leeds.
Marcelo Bielsa took responsibility for the ‘Spygate’ saga which dominated Leeds United’s victory over Derby County but defended himself against accusations of cheating and said he would not apologise for sending a member of his backroom team to watch a Derby training session.
