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16× possession lost what RUBBISH he got to do better”- Leeds United star told he ‘has got to do better’ as he loses possession 16 times vs Millwall
A former Leeds United player was left frustrated by one of the Whites’ performers who had a difficult afternoon at Elland Road.
In fact, many players struggled on Saturday as Leeds were eliminated from the FA Cup.
A 2-0 loss to Millwall is a setback after their recent strong form, and fans who had hoped for a deep FA Cup run will certainly be disappointed.
While players like Josuha Guilavogui and Ethan Ampadu endured tough games, one player stood out for a costly mistake.
Aidy White Criticizes Wilfried Gnonto’s Performance Aidy White is known to be frustrated even during Leeds’ victories, so his reaction to their loss was no surprise.
On BBC Radio Leeds (12:45 pm), White expressed his disappointment with Wilfried Gnonto after the Italian lost possession following a misdirected pass to Isaac Schmidt in the 30th minute, leading to Femi Azeez’s opening goal.
“For me, Willy Gnonto has got to do better there,” White said. “When he received the ball, he held onto it too long and suddenly found himself surrounded by three Millwall players. He tried to dink it to Schmidt, but both players were out of position. It all started from Gnonto attempting a pass that should’ve been simple.”
Gnonto Struggles with Ball Retention Against Millwall Gnonto, who has struggled to secure a regular place in the starting lineup recently, continued to show signs of poor form, as manager Daniel Farke has previously noted.
This was especially evident against Millwall, with Largie Ramazani and Manor Solomon likely being better fits for Farke’s current tactical approach.
One area where Gnonto particularly faltered was ball retention, as he was dispossessed a staggering 16 times during the match.
A tough day for Gnonto, and Leeds’ FA Cup dream ended early.