Former Leeds United manager Gary McAllister shared his optimistic outlook on the team’s performance in the Championship play-offs and their future prospects. Reflecting on Leeds United’s unsuccessful bid for promotion, McAllister expressed his disappointment with their defeat to Southampton in the final.

In a candid interview with Sky Sports News, McAllister praised the team’s efforts in the semi-final against Norwich City, highlighting their impressive performance at Elland Road. Despite their setback at Wembley, he acknowledged the unwavering support of the Leeds United fans and their commitment to the team.

Reminiscing on the atmosphere at the decisive matches, McAllister noted the enthusiasm and passion of the Leeds supporters but conceded that the team fell short in the final moments. Looking ahead, he emphasized the club’s resilience and the continuous backing they receive from their loyal fan base.

McAllister remarked, “Following the spirited performance against Norwich, there was a sense of optimism among the fans. While the outcome at Wembley was disappointing, the supporters’ dedication was evident. Leeds United are a renowned club with a strong following, and I believe they will regroup and strive for success in the upcoming season with the backing of their faithful supporters.”