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He has attempted to remedy what he saw as a lack of basic fitness and, in Bates' words, broken up a dressing room "cabal" he considered was affecting the club's performances.
"It's not enjoyable but it's necessary," said Wise. "Listen, if your gaffer comes up to you and says your articles have been no good, you will last a certain amount of time and, if you don't respond, you will go. It's simple. But I am worried about Leeds United, not individuals and their feelings."
All this furious activity has not, however, improved the club's position. Leeds were second bottom when he arrived in October and on Tuesday they sank to the foot of the Championship in bizarre circumstances.
Jon R.