Marcelo Bielsa was in great spirits last night after his Leeds team went back to the top of the Championship table.

They bagged a 2-1 win over Swansea City, courtesy of Pontus Jansson and Jack Harrison who both struck in the first half. A late McBurnie penalty gave the result a much closer feel, but alongside Norwich City's defeat it was enough to put the Whites back on top of the pile.

In his post match interview a delighted Bielsa shared a joke with his interpreter, Salim Lamrani, in which he claimed he'd been made to sound like a mercenary due to the translation. He intended to say he'd give Jack Clarke as much time as he needed in his recovery from illness, whilst Lamrani made it sound a little different.

Bielsa claimed he'd been made to sound like a mercenary, but some Leeds fans are mystified by that. If he knew what Lamrani had said, his Enlgish surely can't be that bad?

He's still giving his press conferences via Lamrani and doesn't speak to media in English off the record, but the exchange has got fans wondering if the canny 63-year-old is understanding far more than he lets on.

Here's what the Whites' fans have been saying about it this morning.