Before the midweek win against Chelsea, major doubts emerged over Farke's position at Elland Road.
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But ahead of today's clash with Liverpool, the German said: "I'm not fighting for my job. I'm not wasting energy thinking about myself.
"To lead such a passionate club as Leeds United, you need all your energy to help the boys, be a shield for the players and protect them.
"I did not search this job; the board persuaded me two and a half years ago to sign the contract.
"I'm not fighting for a job I'm fighting for my boys. We are so keen to become the first team in the last 25 years to establish this club in the best row."