The German inherited a side in disarray as they navigated the fallout of a Premier League relegation, with a number of players keen to leave the club and results poor at the start of the season.
Farke’s whites have begun to turn things around at Elland Road, however, with impressive wins over Millwall and Ipswich Town contributing to a four-game unbeaten run in the league.
Leeds remain 12th in the second division after that poor start, however, nine points short of the automatic promotion spots.
But the former Borussia Monchengladbach boss is using one of his key principles from Carrow Road to tackle that problem, as he revealed in his latest pre-match press conference.
“The key at Norwich was that we were never obsessed with the table,” he said. “The table will care for itself, we concentrate on every game.
“The secret behind [my success at Norwich] was that we were just concentrating on the next game. That will be our target, and how I will lead this group (at Leeds).
“I want to be the best possible coach for this club. I try to make the best for this club. Once I overtake a project, I have to be there 100%. If not, I wouldn’t take on a task.
“I work for such a great club with unbelievable support and size.”
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