There's something rather endearing about seeing a son follow in their father's footballing footsteps, and there's been some excellent examples of this over the years.
With the future of Marcelo Bielsa sorted the attention has now moved onto who will be playing for his Leeds United team next season with several transfer targets attracting attention this week.
Winning some major silverware really is a treat: the open top bus tour, the local bragging rights, the celebrations in the streets. But, some teams have had to wait longer than others to taste glory again.
So it was not be for Leeds United as their promotion bid ended in brave failure and more play-offs misery – and it is all eyes on Marcelo Bielsa now for clues on what happens next.
There's nothing like putting your football knowledge to the test - and what better way to find out how much you know about the beautiful game than a bumper quiz on everything from the Premier League to League Two and the FA Cup?
There's none more prestigious than the top flight of English football these days, with the quality of football and big money wages making it a highly attractive option for the world's finest players.
It is advantage Leeds United at the half-way stage, but no-one connected with the club is expecting anything of an easy ride into the Championship play-off final tonight.
Leeds United head coach Marcelo Bielsa was left to reflect on another night of missed chances as his side’s promotion bid failed in their semi-final with Derby County.
Liversedge played a full part in Monday’s Northern Counties East League Cup final at Doncaster’s Keepmoat Stadium as they came close to pulling off a shock against Worksop Town.
Leeds United will take a goal advantage back to Elland Road after winning their play-off semi-final 1-0 at Derby County, but the lead does not make them comfortable according to Marcelo Bielsa.
Liversedge are geared up for their biggest game in years as they prepare to tackle Premier Division champions Worksop Town in the Northern Counties East League Cup final at Doncaster Rovers’ Keepmoat Stadium on Monday (kick off 7.45pm).
He may have denied that his players have lacked confidence in recent games, but Marcelo Bielsa has a big job on his hands to lift them for the big play-offs task ahead.
Leeds United now know they will play Derby County in the Championship play-offs, but they could not go into them in much worse form after they somehow contrived to lose to bottom of the table Ipswich in their final league game of the season.
