Leeds United manager Daniel Farke says he will never jog again after being sent off during Saturday's 1-0 home defeat to Manchester City. The 49-year-old German sprinted onto the Elland Road pitch at full-time to confront referee Peter Bankes, frustrated by decisions in the Premier League clash.

Farke claims he didn't swear or threaten Bankes before receiving the red card, saying he simply wanted to ask about stoppage time. The former Norwich boss described feeling embarrassed in front of the whole world, adding that even the assistant referees were shocked by the dismissal. This marked his first red card in a 16-year managerial career.

Speaking for 11 minutes about the incident ahead of Tuesday's Sunderland match, Farke suggested the red card should be overturned as a clear mistake. He's considering an appeal but remains unsure about the process. The fiery exchange highlighted growing tensions between Leeds and officials this season, with Farke's passionate defense of his team potentially influencing his future conduct on the touchline.