DANIEL, RICHIE AND MAT LEAD THE WAY
The Football League Paper|January 12, 2025
DANIEL Farke, Richie Wellens and Mat Sadler have grabbed the glory in the final Sky Bet EFL Manager of the Month awards of 2024.
By John Lyons
DANIEL, RICHIE AND MAT LEAD THE WAY

Leeds boss Farke bagged the December prize in the Championship after his side scooped a bumper haul of 16 points from six games to move top of the Championship. The Whites had eight different scorers as they hit 13 goals, while conceding only two.

“This award is a reflection of the hard work of everyone at the club in December,” said the 48-yearold German. “It was great to go unbeaten in what is a notoriously difficult month and now we have to keep going in the same manner.”

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