Leeds United defender Barry Douglas has conceded that the squad are still getting used to the tactical style of head coach Marcelo Bielsa.
The Yorkshire giants pulled off a coup when they managed to convince veteran Argentine coach Bielsa to take charge of the club in the summer.
And Leeds’ ambitions seem to be paying off as they have flown out of the blocks at the start of the season and are currently sitting at the top of the Championship table on ten points.
Bielsa is known for being a hard taskmaster and his rigorous work on the training pitch, where he is known for making his players work extremely hard.
Douglas has revealed the intense nature of the Leeds boss’ training methods and admits that most of the squad are getting used to the tactical nature of Bielsa’s work behind the scenes.
Asked about training under Bielsa, the Leeds defender said in a press conference: “It has been intense.
“Training is a lot more tactical than the boys are used to or at least I am used to.
“But it seems to be working, we’re doing well.
“We’ve been really intense in these first few games, it’s been positive.
"But it’s going to require hard work.”
Leeds' players will look to keep their unbeaten run going when they visit Norwich City in the Championship on Saturday.
