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STUHILL

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STUHILL last won the day on 13 August 2021

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  1. If he was 32 and we are giving him a 3 year deal, I would get the uproar. Since when is someone who turned 29 a few months ago, now over the hill?
  2. We are not the same club at the top of the Championship. He turned 29 in February, how is that over the hill? I suspect the 3 year deal was required to actually get him to join us. I think there were likely some Championship clubs he could have gone to.
  3. He really impressed me for Ipswich in the season we both went up. He looks like he works his socks off every game and has that bit of nastiness that we have lacked since Vardy left. A decent signing considering where we are right now. People can moan about a 3 year contract, but he is 29, not 33 and even at 32 when those 3 years are up, he will likely still have some value for a championship club.
  4. I think he will get us out this league, but it will likely come apart in the Championship and get toxic quickly, especially with how limited our budget will be for the forseeable future.
  5. Watching that game was like watching Leicester last season, although I actually enjoyed that humiliation tonight.
  6. Another crazy thing, he is probably the most expensive Manager we could have hired too
  7. I am just numb to it now. Until Top and Rudkin are gone, all this just feels a bit "meh" I suspect he will either be a complete shitshow or it will be a double promotion. All depends if he gets a squad that buys into his bullshit. but as I said, meh.
  8. Wagner sounds too flaky to hire as a Manager now - 'David Wagner lost his enthusiasm for coaching midway through his spell in charge of Norwich City.' "I can’t imagine that anymore," he told Sport 1. "Every day is new, exciting, and thrilling now – that hasn’t been the case as a coach recently. I’m doing something new and I think that’s great. "I often asked myself how long I wanted to continue doing this coaching job...' "One thing was clear to me: being a club coach no longer appealed to me like it had in previous years."
  9. Happy for Martin and Kasper... and meh for Iheanacho, but FFS... so frustrating that they won again and especially in that way. You would think they had never won this piss poor league by the way they are celebrating
  10. this usually works better when fans are turning their nose up at Managers who have been around the block a few times, but still have a better record than the unknowns that fans seems to love and over fantasise about.
  11. Loved it! Mixed emotions of course, considering how far we have now fallen. But, to live through those amazing moments, we were all so lucky. I thought Kingy, Albrighton and Wes came across so well, I would love to see Albrighton and Wes get involved with Leicester again at some point in the future. As for Big Nige, I hope he gets back into Management soon, whether with us or another club. He was a huge part of our title winning season, laying the foundations.
  12. Watching the Vardy doc on Netflix and seeing Pearson looking well, did get me thinking - Bring him back, keep Kingy, get Albrighton and Big Wes in to coach... Double promotion back to the Premier League. Easyyyyy!
  13. We are League 1 now, lower your expectations. I remember people saying they didn't want Moyes when we were fighting relegation in the Premier League - if only.
  14. That ship has sailed. He won’t manage a League 1 club. I expect he will take a promotion pushing championship job, if any. I mentioned him at the time too, but not sure he would have kept us up, although doubt he would have done any worse than Rowett.
  15. It would be nice to have a Manager we like again, so Big Nige would give us that boost at least. I get why people prefer to roll the dice and have a new face with seemingly endless possibilities, but do we really trust Top and Rudkin to get that appointment right? If Nigel is healthy and motivated, I think he would be a good choice for us in League 1, and at very least, start setting standards for our players again. He would have made Winks pee himself this season after a well deserved rollicking at half-time.
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