BREAKING: JOEL PIROE reflects on his observation of Leeds United fans; “from the first minute.”

Leeds United is renowned for the intense dedication and fervor of its fanbase in backing Daniel Farke’s team, and Joel Piroe has conveyed to Dutch media that the supporters have the remarkable ability to turn away games into a home-like atmosphere.

Tonight’s FA Cup match against Argyle finds Leeds far from home, with the victor facing either Chelsea or Aston Villa away. Piroe is expected to start tonight after relinquishing his starting position to the in-form Patrick Bamford in the Championship side. Bamford, who has been performing exceptionally well since the start of the year, has been a key player.

Acquired for £16 million by Leeds last summer from Swansea, Piroe has started in 24 out of 28 games for Leeds, netting 10 goals and providing an additional assist. Speaking to Voetbal Zone, he highlighted his observations about Leeds fans. “Playing at Elland Road is an incredible experience. The fans exhibit sheer enthusiasm right from the outset and show remarkable passion. The intensity is palpable in a beautiful and sporting manner. Sometimes, away games feel like home matches,” he expressed.

“This is largely due to our supporters dominating the entire stadium. As a player, it’s an exhilarating feeling. Does the fervor of our fans create additional pressure? I don’t think so; it primarily keeps me sharp,” Piroe added.

Despite being occasionally deployed out of position, Piroe has delivered sensational performances, reaching double-digit goals this season, including penalties. While he may not fit the mold of a perfect number 10, he is viewed as a long-term replacement for Patrick Bamford upfront. His finishing ability is deemed of Premier League caliber, yet he needs to maintain involvement throughout the entire 90 minutes.

Confidence might be a factor, but his late winner against Preston at home has undoubtedly bolstered it. A goal against Plymouth tonight could further boost his confidence and earn applause from the traveling Leeds supporters.