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I definitely got the impression that Kasper was not a Ranieri fan and they all spoke about Craig Shakespeare with far more reverance than they did Claudio. Good event I thought.

My overriding memory of Vestergaard is of him and Kane in a foot race for a ball over the top. Kane, not exactly known for his pace, started behind him, reached the ball first and then pulled away from him! Ive honestly never seen a player run that ****ing slow and i dont think il ever forget it. I cant actually remember how the sequence ended but given his record against us probably with the mouth breather sticking it in the net.

So i finished The Boys s5 yesterday having rewatched the whole series from the beginning over the past month or so and Im not getting the criticism at all. Final 2 seasons definitely weaker than the brilliant first 3 but it hardly fell off a cliff. The show was never about big flashy epic spectacle and always about great characters, satire and ott gore and sex jokes and s5 had plenty of all that. Given how easy it is to totally mess up finales for long running shows/books/films I think they did a decent job.

Little was mostly great but I don't think you can put him in our top tier of managers.

I did say he's far from the worse but compare him to our more mid range managers, Little, Adam's, Wallace hell even Sven who didn't even manage a promotion and straddles the line between mid and crap. I'd rather watch any of their sides play football than watch Marescas all out possesion shite. For me he's dead last in our list of not awful managers. Its not really got owt to do with the overall conversation but as you brought it up im not sure his desertion to Chelsea did save our behind, rather it kicked the can down the road into this year's potentially club ending relegation scrap.

Its a personal thing and I fully get that he's not even remotely as bad as most of the names mentioned on this thread but im gonna give a shout out to Maresca. If anything my opinion of him has gone up recently as he managed to get some of the losers playing for us now to win games but his slow mechanical and insanely dull style of football was the absolute pits. It was everything I hate about the modern way of playing and for me gets him included in the atrociusness of the last 5 years. The fact he made winning a f**king league unenjoyable is pretty unique and makes him worthy of an honourable mention.

I will be doing no head wobbling. You seem to think that being described as a cult hero is a bad thing which is just bizarre. If he is a club legend its for being a part of the squad that won the league and i wont argue that. However he was far too anonymous in the majority of his city career appearances to be called a legend for any other reason.

I dunno, he did in a way. That list of achievements should make him one of the greatest ever Leicester players. Vardy and Schmeichel level of legend but hes not is he. Try and come up with a list of games where king was outstanding, or the best player on the pitch and youl struggle like hell. He remains the only player on this forum ever praised and defended for doing 'so much good off the ball work'. He's really more of a cult hero, a long term Kevin Russell , fairly mediocre player who would pop up with memorable or important goals but just happened to do it during a very successful period.

Im normally a firm no when this topic rears its head but we're in such a terrible state and the other options aren't a great deal better so id at least consider it ... Still shouldnt have him back though. As mentioned he's more a builder than a guy who will get instant results, took most of a season and 2 transfer windows to really improve on Svens team, 'he needs his own players' was the constant cry on here and he wont be getting them this time. Furthermore the man who found those players wont be with him and neither of course will Shakespeare and his record as a manager without them is mediocre to say the least. As with most of our possible managerial options League One almost certainly awaits with him in charge.

Been a coach for the entirety of probably the most abysmal calender year in the clubs history. I'd be more inclined to send him packing with cifuentes than put him in overall charge!

Double billed Raiders and Last Crusade the other day. No modern blockbusters really come close. The truck and tank battles in those films are as good as it gets, all practically done with no poxy cgi used. Its a shame that only Tom Cruise is interested in making films that way anymore, its a million times better.

Big time. 'Patterns of play' 'philosophy' 'identity' etc. All meaningless bullshit that you never used to hear and shouldn't have to when discussing 22 blokes kicking a ball around. In these stats lie the truth as to why his football was so horrific though. We didn't concede so few goals cos of top quality defending, it was cos we kept possesion for 60 - 75% of the time. Equally 142 chances and 89 goals over a season sounds impressive but when you kept possession like we did thats an awful lot of the game spent pissing about passing it between your centre backs not going anywhere, the key reason why I and so many others hated his way of playing.

Yep. He's a big part of the reason I rarely go anymore. It was so so joyless. If thats the best way to be successful then count me out.

Im slightly less opposed to it than I usually am when this topic gets brought up however even if the guy was in good health he's not been particularly successful anywhere without Walsh and Shakespeare and itd be no different this time.