DEAL: LEEDS UNITED appoint legend Gordon Strachan as their new….

Scottish-born Gordon David Strachan, OBE (/ˈstraexən/), was a football player and coach before retiring on February 9, 1957. In addition to the Scotland national team, he played for Dundee, Aberdeen, Manchester United, Leeds United, and Coventry City. Since then, he has managed Scotland, Middlesbrough, Southampton, Celtic, and Coventry City.

After a rocky start to the season, former Leeds United player Gordon Strachan has predicted that his former team will “get over the embarrassment of relegation.”

Early on in his tenure at Elland Road, Daniel Farke has had to deal with a number of difficulties as players came and went until the deadline, which wasn’t reached for weeks into the new campaign. That cost the Whites, somewhat, as they had to replace a far higher number of players than most of their new Championship rivals.

The Whites are among the favorites to earn promotion this season, but they have only won once thus far this season, drew three, and losing one. After the international break, they should be ready to go.

And Strachan says Leeds will settle into a groove once they’ve recovered from the “shock of relegation.”

“I can see Leeds getting results together and getting over the shock of relegation,” he said to Gambling Zone. It can take a while to recover from the humiliation of Leeds’ collapse, and it may take some time for the club to move past the incident and go on. Southampton also lost without putting up much of a fight. Both teams, in my opinion,