A moment to cherish and one that will be celebrated for weeks to come, but Farke gave off a strange vibe after the game.
Farke looked devastated after Leeds’ title win as it was telling to his future with the club.
But now the Leeds boss has spoke out on why his celebration was so subdued after such a momentous occasion.
The Leeds boss has done brilliantly this season to get the Whites back to the top flight.
However, a 100-point season might not be enough to even keep him in the job, as Farke could be sacked by Leeds.
This will be a decision made by the 49ers in the coming weeks, but Farke’s reaction to slumping down in his seat after Leeds won at Plymouth could say a lot.
However, speaking in his post-match press conference after the title win in Devon, Farke has made it clear why he didn’t join in with the celebrations straight away.
“I felt empty at the final whistle. I was too tired to celebrate,” Farke said.
“Even at half-time, it was complicated because I wanted to give the right message. I am proud to have achieved what we wanted to.”
Farke might have been handed lifeline at Leeds
With the manager unsure where he even stands after the title win, he will no doubt take in every moment.
But to sack Farke after the last six games would be a risky move, as six on the bounce has been enough to secure the title, as Leeds have looked ruthless and will only strengthen over the summer.
These performances may have handed the Leeds boss a lifeline in terms of him staying at Elland Road this season.
Eddie Gray is baffled Farke could be sacked, and you’d think the fans will share that concern if he does exit the club soon.
