Leeds United morning headlines as Hernandez told to apologise and new Whites prediction made

The former Leeds striker Pablo Hernandez believes should apolog.Former Leeds striker Noel Whelan believes Pablo Hernandez should apologize to Marcelo Bielsa for his reaction to being substituted in the recent 4-1 defeat by Leicester.

The 35-year-old threw the black armband as he walked down the Elland Road field and went on to be left out of the squad for the next game at Crystal Palace.

Hernandez has already led to Instagram to apologize to the fans and stressed that he meant no offense with the black armband gesture.

“It is clear that the club have not come out and say anything and I’m sure they will not,” said Whelan Football Insider. “They’ll keep it at home, but I think, and I have fallen with managers, that things can be carried out between Bielsa and Hernandez all week, unfortunately.

“Overall, you get a one-on-one with the manager on Tuesday, sit down and discuss what happened, but Hernandez has to apologize. It seems like it has done through the week and that is not healthy for a squad. “Players can feel the tension. They know what’s going on. There were no injuries but was not taken in the game – which says everything. “

Digital sports writer Beren Cruz has degrees of the player of the season so far – with a fair about 8 / 10s dished.

Mateusz Klich, Patrick Bamford, Robin Koch and Illan Meslier existing qualifications obtained in their respective positions, with record seven out of eight of Bamford so far have helped silence the doubters.

“Only four players have scored more goals in the Premier League this season and no one would have if the offside trap was sensible,” writes the Cross.