Leeds United fans must now be growing impatient with Daniel Farke at the helm, as another disastrous away performance was put in against Nottingham Forest on Sunday.
Heading into this huge tie towards the lower reaches of the Premier League, Forest had managed to collect just one home victory all season long.
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Thankfully for Sean Dyche's men, Leeds felt in a charitable mood defensively as another horror show performance on the road saw the Whites crash to a 3-1 loss, which now leaves the away side just one point above the dreaded bottom three spaces.
While the Tricky Trees have shot up to nine points after the win, and have some much-needed hope now that they can get out of their relegation mire, Leeds seem to be getting sucked more and more into a dog-fight as the season progresses, with several Whites first-teamers letting their under-fire manager down in the dreadful defeat.
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Leeds' biggest underperformers against Forest
Minus Lukas Nmecha, who hammered home Leeds' opening strike of the day before the wheels fell off, not many Leeds shirts can come away from that 3-1 loss with their heads held high.
In particular, the Leeds midfield ranks badly let the German down, as Sean Longstaff looked nowhere near his assured best when squandering possession 13 times.
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Moreover, Leeds captain Ethan Ampadu also looked a shadow of his Championship best up against Dyche's rejuvenated hosts, with the Whites captain failing to provide the away side's defence with a stern cover, when winning just four of his nine duel attempts.
He was also at fault when Morgan Gibbs-White headed home the game-clinching second goal for the Tricky Trees, as the Welshman - alongside an equally ropey Jaka Bijol - left the England international in acres of room to become Forest's hero on the day.
Farke will know he needs to make some alterations for Leeds' next Premier League clash against Aston Villa in a bid to save his job.
Farke must now ditch Leeds' new Meslier-like figure
A certain Illan Meslier is now nowhere to be seen in the Leeds starting lineups, despite once being a regular week in, week out, stretching all the way back to the glory days of Marcelo Bielsa.
Leeds United's Illan Meslier celebrates their second goal scored by Pascal Struijk
He was a consistent starter last season up to a point, too, before far too many error-prone moments started seeping into his game, leaving Farke with no choice but to bring in reserve stopper Karl Darlow to see out the rest of Leeds' promotion bid.
Former Arsenal winger Perry Groves would put it down to a "lack of concentration" on the ex-Lorient goalkeeper's end when consistently making errors, which made Leeds move for a new number one stopper in Lucas Perri in the summer.
The Frenchman hasn't always been dismissed as an accident waiting to happen in between the sticks, though, with 21 clean sheets tallied up last season when at the peak of his powers.
Another scapegoat in the shape of Brenden Aaronson could well be becoming a new Meslier-type figure in the here and now for Leeds.
An unbelievable performance against West Ham United, which saw him bag Leeds' opener, was then followed up by two forgettable showings against Brighton and Hove Albion and Forest to start November off on a damp note and push him back into the spotlight as an inconsistent individual who lets his side down too often, just like Meslier.
Aaronson's performances in November
Stat
Minutes played
Goals scored
Assists
Touches
Accurate passes
Shots
Successful dribbles
Possession lost
Ball recoveries
Total duels won
Stats by Sofascore
Across Leeds' last two pitiful defeats on the road, Aaronson has only managed to muster up one successful dribble from nine attempts, which is a far cry from him completing all 100% of his dribbles against West Ham as a reliable livewire.
On top of that, while the American found himself in the thick of the action all night long against Nuno Espirito Santo's men, he could only amass a lacklustre 38 touches of the ball versus Forest, with the aforementioned Perri even managing more in between the sticks at 44.
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These constant hot and cold performances could kill Farke in the long run as he searches for consistent form from all his players to save his skin, with Yorkshire Evening Post journalist Graham Smyth handing Aaronson a 4/10 post-match rating even after he had a minimal part to play in Nmecha's early strike.
Daniel James and Wilfried Gnonto are available in reserve down the right flank if Farke wants to ditch the attacking midfielder who has been so staunchly loyal to.