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Sell up, frauds!

Ruud clearly headed the ball too much during his playing career 

True perspective is always comparing everything to the lowest point in 140 years of history. Big brain move. 

Fair play to Palace but it's hard to see middling teams get to Wembley without thinking that we should/could have been there if it wasn't for the incompetence of the club in recent years. 

Southampton sorting out their executives ahead of next season - sacking their head of recruitment, new technical director in Spors (was linked to Newcastle/Spurs DoF jobs) appointed last month. We should be doing something similar!

Double relegation ole ole 

Rejected for the Birmingham job last summer says it all. 

Rudkin and Top were sold on his "aura" apparently. You can't run a football club on vibes anymore, it's 2025. Hand the reins over and get someone to do it properly. 

Shape up or sell up

(And they won't do either soon)

Rock bottom away end tonight 

20 minutes ago, Happy Fox said:

Leicester unlikely to replace sacked coachespublished at 14:50 Greenwich Mean Time

14:50 GMT

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

Leicester are unlikely to replace coaches Ben Dawson and Danny Alcock after the pair left the Foxes. 

First-team coach Dawson and goalkeeping coach Alcock's departures were announced by the club on Monday. 

The decision was taken to help Ruud Van Nistelrooy as he battles to save the Foxes from relegation. 

First-team coach Jelle ten Rouwelaar, who followed Van Nistelrooy to the King Power Stadium after his appointment November, is a goalkeeping coach so there is no expectation Alcock's role will be filled. 

Coach Brian Barry-Murphy (pictured) has made a positive impact since moving to the club in December with the squad impressed with the clarity and quality he brings to the training sessions. Barry-Murphy was Manchester City's elite development squad head coach until last summer.

Set piece coach Andy Hughes remains at the club, having joined from Norwich in the summer, while Premier League winner Andy King returned to the Foxes as their Under-18 assistant coach last week. 

 

This is the same journo who wrote the pro Rudkin piece before the protest. Clearly a club mouthpiece. 

2 minutes ago, Patrick said:

I've heard from someone who is definitely ITK that the players have been refusing to do additional coaching sessions on set pieces, so the set piece issues might be due to these lazy players rather than his talents as a coach.

That's nuts. Set pieces being basically independent of open play ability so could have actually moved the needle in terms of us staying up. Reflects very badly on 1) the players for refusing - where is the desire? 2) the manager for allowing that to happen

Martyn Glover (head of recruitment) can go and all for this (and Winks and Coady and Ayew and Okoli)

It's literally the manager's job to get more than the sum of the parts from the players - that's what tactics are for. If you can't do that, resign. 

Jonny Rudkin's record breaking foxes!

Double relegation then Top sells up then we go again with our new American overlords, yee haw

It's times like this I'm glad we have Conor Coady, Skipp and Winks taking home £300k a week between them sat on the bench and the best training ground in Europe to practice our tactics. 

Some people will still clap them off

Disgraceful 

1 minute ago, David Hankey said:

How many games is it this season that have we gone behind?

Just the 21 of 26 games 

The worst record in the league: https://www.soccerstats.com/firstgoal.asp?league=england

Conceding the first goal FC at it again

Penny for Mavididi's thoughts 

Exact same formation and team as the last n defeats. FFS man, change something. Play Daka or Mavididi, 3atb, winks, anything.

3 nil Brentford