Jordan has been an advocate of Daniel Farke previously
James Smailes
09:00, 24 Mar 2026
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Simon Jordan has been an advocate of Daniel Farke and Leeds United this season, having previously leapt to the Whites manager's defence when he found himself under increasing pressure for his job earlier in the season.
While that may be the case, with Jordan having also made clear his hope that Leeds stay up, the talkSPORT pundit and former club owner says he fears Leeds' inability to get a win on the board in recent week sis going to catch up with them and they may not suffer the drop.
Leeds are without a win for seven league games and have failed to score in their last four Premier League matches, with three of those games coming at Elland Road.
While it's not a great record to take into the international break, Farke's side are still 15th and four points clear of the relegation zone and West Ham in 18th position.
Jordan believes the bottom three as they are now will be the bottom three at the end of the season, but he is starting to fear for Leeds the longer their run without a goal and a win goes on.
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“I still think for whatever reason, that it will still be the bottom three that’s in the bottom three or possibly Leeds will get dragged into it because I think Leeds are drawing their way to safety," said Jordan.
"This remarkable set of games that Leeds are playing where they’re not getting beat but they’re still only two or three points away from the relegation zone and somewhere along the line, something’s going to catch up with them I fear. I hope not.”