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Former Leeds United boss Eddie Gray has urged the club's fans to back potential new manager Dennis Wise, rather than berating him before his arrival.Former Leeds United boss Eddie Gray has urged the club's fans to back potential new manager Dennis Wise, rather than berating him before his arrival.
Swindon boss Wise and his assistant Gus Poyet are in talks to fill the vacancy at the Championship strugglers. Swindon boss Wise and assistant Gus Poyet are in talks about the vacancy at Leeds and are set to attend the Carling Cup tie with Southend on Tuesday.
"If anyone comes into Leeds United and starts getting a bit of success, that's what the fans want - regardless of who it is," Gray told BBC Five Live Sport. "The fans want a bit of success - regardless of who it is," Gray told BBC Five Live Sport.
"I think they will just be happy to see the team start winning again.""I think they will just be happy to see the team start winning again."
Gray has had two spells as manager at Elland Road - from 1982 until 1985, and more recently between November 2003 and May 2004.Gray has had two spells as manager at Elland Road - from 1982 until 1985, and more recently between November 2003 and May 2004.
And he hopes that, if appointed, former England midfielder Wise can bring back better times to the Yorkshire club, who have slipped to second from bottom in the Championship table.And he hopes that, if appointed, former England midfielder Wise can bring back better times to the Yorkshire club, who have slipped to second from bottom in the Championship table.
"Dennis is a colourful character, a bit like the chairman Ken Bates - he's no shrinking violet," added Gray."Dennis is a colourful character, a bit like the chairman Ken Bates - he's no shrinking violet," added Gray.
"He played for Chelsea and there is a bit of history between Chelsea and Leeds but if he comes here now, the supporters will look at it differently."He played for Chelsea and there is a bit of history between Chelsea and Leeds but if he comes here now, the supporters will look at it differently.
"He will do the job his way and hopefully he will succeed if he comes in.""He will do the job his way and hopefully he will succeed if he comes in."