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Daniel Farke, the manager of Leeds United, never gets too worked up during his weekly press conference. The German is a considerate and mild-mannered person who rarely gives much away or uses soundbites or exaggeration to agitate others.

Rotation and fatigue, on the other hand, are two topics that consistently irritate the Whites boss. Any mention of players getting fatigued is met with disdain from Farke. It’s a topic that elicits responses every time.

The manager objects to discussion about rotating his entire team, citing the players’ enjoyment of the game and their training as professional athletes who can play twice a week rather than three. Instead, he talks about the importance of players preserving form and rhythm.

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That’s why Farke dismisses worries about player fatigue and the necessity to rest players as Leeds prepares for the second game of February, a month that may see seven games in just 26 days. There is concern that an FA Cup run could prove to be a costly diversion, given that the club’s primary objective is to be promoted back to the Premier League.

“I dislike discussing fatigue and distraction. When we were younger, everyone wanted to play football every day. Since every player enjoys the game, it’s more like we want to win every football match, says Farke.