'Credit to Farke' but 'not getting carried away too soon' - fans on Leeds' start

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We asked you to rate Leeds' start to the season and tell us what Daniel Farke should be focusing on during this extended international break.

Here are some of your comments:

Mark: For the most part, solid. We've looked good in parts - sometimes excellent - but we've also been outplayed a couple of times. The Arsenal match is a proper litmus test. On the strength of that start, I think 10th would be fine in May.

Paul: Tough to score against and capable of running all over any opposition when we're 'on it', but still have me chewing my neck with some daft moments. Let's get some real consistency and avoid those horrible results where we lose our concentration and we could be looking at a respectable finishing position - even Europe.

Michael: It's been a solid start and the team looks like a team. They will run through walls for each other and they all know how the team ethic works. I would advise all those barking up the European tree to calm down - another year of consolidation is required.

Billy: Great start. The team are looking well organised with a decent bench to call upon - unlike last season. I'm not getting carried away too soon, though, because this is Leeds and anything can happen - but credit to Farke for the job he's doing.

Omar: Can't really ask for more. Undefeated, very few goals conceded and everyone looking sharp and fit. Thankfully we have a (very, very) decent goalie. The Crystal Palace draw felt like a let down, but that should remind us to be humble and also that survival remains the utmost priority.

Chris: Absolutely buzzing after the first five games. There will be testing times ahead and with no natural goalscorer to back up Dominic Calvert-Lewin, there will be concerns. That being said, hopefully a good, top-half finish is on the cards. European nights back under lights of Elland Road would be magical, but maybe next season might be one season too early?

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