RumbleFox

As I said in my post (the bits you ignored) results matter and we were in a dire situation, no questioning that. And please can you show me, using my own quotations, where I said we would have won the league if we kept him? We disagree clearly, but please don;t dilute what I said (which I feel was reasonable and acknowledged his shortcomings). All I said was that he seemed to learn from his mistakes (albeit slowly, I admit) and that to discredit what he did here seemed unreasonable. I stand by that. But, like I said, we obviously disagree which is fair enough and yes, had we not sacked him, we would have never won the Premier League. I think though, had he NEVER been our manager we would never have been in a position where Ranieri could win the league. Anyway, who cares eh> We are Leicester City and we won the fvcking Premier League!! What a time to be alive. X

So did Pearson just twiddle his thumbs for the rest of the season and let Vards and Huthy sort the team? Maybe Nuge was actually behind our two promotions too? We honestly hardly played one bad game that first year back in the Premier League. I always felt our position was not quite reflective of our performances (obviously results are what matter though so yes, we were in a dire situation but I never thought we looked a bad team). All that your assertion proves it that Pearson is a reasonable man who is willing to listen to input from lots of different sources, including players. Maybe he did make a mistake but if he was stubborn, or not up to the task he would have blindly stuck to his guns and taken us down. For me, he always seemed like someone that made mistakes but would learn from them. Like I said earlier, he may or may not be a good manager going forwards and I am not saying I want him back here but to discredit his achievements here seems unreasonable? X

For what reasons?

Aye, look at O'Neill as proof that a good assistant is vital. Still think Pearson will do well though, he's a beast. X

There is a valid argument for whether or not you would want him back but seems weird that anyone would question what he did for us? X

Not saying he is perfect, but by the end of Pearson's reign, after his first ever season in the Premiership and learning from his mistakes, what parts of his tactics, specifically, do you take issue with?

I hope he does well. I love him. X

So he made a mistake (with his first ever season in the Prem) and learned from it? Altered it and improved with the greatest survival in PL history?

Whilst I might disagree with your views on Pearson (I love him and think he was one of our greatest ever managers) I agree 100% with your viewpoint here. X

Which parts of his managerial achievements with us do you not like?

Looks like they are giving that poor guy a head start before Nigel is unleashed to track him down, kill him with his bare hands and wear his skin. X

If ever there was a story that screams fake news it is this. Weird. But you know, in an exciting way. X

I actually love Nigel. Good luck to him. X

Born and bred in Burton (my dad, Granddad and all my family from Leicester before you start the plastic shite ) so really pleased he ended up at Burton. Was a real favourite, I genuinely think that I would have let him plough the absolute sh1t out of me for a good few seasons back there. X