Leed United News: A Leeds player who is 25 years old, according to Daniel Farke, has the potential to perform significantly better in training.

A suggestion has been made by Daniel Farke, the manager of Leeds United, that Joe Rodon, a defender currently on loan from Tottenham Hotspur, can perform better during training.

In a press conference that was broadcast on Leeds Live, Farke addressed the media following his team’s victory over Queens Park Rangers, which they achieved by a score of 1-0.

The game that took place yesterday was the epitome of perseverance and achieving a result, even when a team is not performing at their own best.

Despite the fact that Leeds were by much the superior team, Joel Piroe and Georginio Rutter were unable to maintain their impressive performance in front of the basket.

It meant that maintaining a clean sheet was absolutely necessary, and Illan Meslier will be overjoyed to have ensured that they did not concede once more.

Joe Rodon was chosen to play defense with Pascal Struijk by Daniel Farke, despite the fact that there were reservations regarding his performance in training.

After the game, Farke made the following statement on the 25-year-old player: “I think I was pleased with him overall because he was involved in many good results and many clean sheets.”

Although I believe that the yellow and red cards were needless, I did have a conversation with him because I believe that he has room for improvement on the training pitch. “Not every single game that came before was perfect in every single element.

“In the past few days, he has delivered on the promises that he made regarding this subject,”

If you are on it in training and spot on and train properly and concentrate with excellent body language there, then you always have good opportunities to deliver good performances in the game. “It was the time to give him the next chance, and yes, he played with a really good performance. It is always the same. If you are on it in training and spot on, then you always have good chances to deliver good performances”

The fact that he did that today is something that I am pretty proud with him for.

Despite the fact that Rodon was never given a significant opportunity to participate in pre-season training at Tottenham before joining Leeds, Farke will be pleased to learn that the Premier League club was content to let him go.