Dahnsouff

https://www.coachesvoice.com/carlos-corberan-huddersfield-leeds-marcelo-bielsa/ Yeah, he will do.

If it did pop, wonder who would swoop in?

Put a £5.50 bet on himself, that’s why.

Yes the number of people calling him Copper is also making me nauseous too.

On the one hand, what Manchester City seem to be proposing is removing strictures to financing which would surely open the doors for clubs who wished to spend more, potentially removing the glass ceiling imposed by the big 6. (Can only assume there is more to this, as that seems unlikely) But, on the other hand, it lets them right off the hook completely when they were operating outside the rules when everyone else adhered to them.

Interesting. This feels quite a seismic threat to the Premier League. Also feels like no winners for the Everyman club.

I would back Wout against most of the malcontents on here tbh

Maybe that is down to club direction and not the manager, so your ire is totally misplaced....

Yes, and that does not feel like an experienced guy would be that person into this situation (too me anyway)

Would you rather have Dean Smith or Enzo came in and took over?

Don’t get this attitude at all, as if we have the balls to be brave, we could pick an emerging manager talent as they can come in and manage a PL club with zero expectations and they get to put themselves in the biggest shop window. It’s almost all upside for the guy who comes in if they have a certain profile.

That sounds terrifyingly vague and unclear.

Why are people surprised? He did well in Enzo's system, the club have already revealed they want a similar style, so.... (And no I have zero interest in single instance call outs) The past isn't necessarily the future.

But on the flip side, it goes toxic anyway, so why worry?

Pretty sure Cooper would not stand for us breaking Derby's record. #IN

It’s jolly exciting being a Leicester City Football Club fan!

My word, Adeyemi is rapid.

What a knob head

Whoever it is gets a cheer and a chance. edit even if it is Cooper

He is currently a decent manager, to suggest otherwise is extremely disingenuous, but he is also very inexperienced. Do I think Chelsea saw something in him that would suggest a fledgling great manager? Not especially, but I think his naivety was part of the reason he was selected.

Lampard to Burnley then? Sigh, always the bridesmaid……

Breaking the “Self quote same post twice” metric suggests evidence to the contrary. edit just opened another bottle of wine to try to get in the mindset so I can contribute more effectively

Did not see that, thanks

Oh give over.

Suspect people are getting Oscar Garcia shakes after yet another vague article.