Richard Keys has criticized Premier League chief Karren Brady for offering advice to newly-promoted teams Leeds United and Burnley on how to avoid relegation. Keys believes Brady’s advice is questionable, given the challenges West Ham United has faced under her leadership.
In a column on his website, Keys suggested that Leeds and Burnley should do the opposite of what Brady advises. He described her column as a “joke” and implied that her own experiences with West Ham United at the London Stadium have not been without controversy.
Meanwhile, Leeds United is preparing for life in the Premier League, with chairman Paraag Marathe set to meet with manager Daniel Farke to discuss his future. Marathe is flying in from San Francisco ahead of the team’s match against Bristol City and will hold talks with Farke later this week.
The meeting will likely focus on the team’s plans for the upcoming season and Farke’s strategy for success in the Premier League. However, rumors suggest that Marathe may be considering replacing Farke, with Giovanni van Bronckhorst and two other candidates already being sounded out for the job.
Leeds United’s promotion to the Premier League has generated excitement among fans, but the club’s leadership is taking a cautious approach to the upcoming season. With concerns about Farke’s credibility as a Premier League manager, Marathe will be looking for reassurance that the team is in good hands.
The speculation surrounding Farke’s future has added an air of uncertainty to the club’s preparations for the Premier League season. Despite securing promotion with two games to spare, Leeds United’s focus will now shift to ensuring they are adequately prepared for the challenges ahead.
