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Will be interesting to see how LCFC perceive the appointment - if they want to get it out quietly then I wouldn't be surprised to see it announced on Thursday around the time when England play.

I've spotted a large Leicester flag in the corner.

It's s not the team it's individuals that can be easily identified to be blamed for our relegation. Brendan Rodgers John Rudkin Danny Ward Ultimately it's Top too as he allowed a DOF to allow a manager to self destuct and to play Danny Ward in a relegation season.

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...shame it wasn't Leicester Forest East

100% legit. It's autocorrected from 'Morrisons' to 'Morris' which is causing the confusion.

I'm thinking back to when we appointed Maresca. I'm sure he was at top of the bookies list at similar odds to what Cooper is now. I'm trying to remember who the other ones were close behind him. Was MON floating about IIRC and Lennon?

How do you know so much about swallows?

What is the air speed velocity of an unladen swallow?

I think to myself "this must be absolute bullsh*it" because it defies all logic. Then I remember despite being in financial turmoil and knowing we were £300m in debt in all sorts of bother - we were lining up Harrison In a £30m 100k a week deadline day which went as far as the medical! Nothing and I mean nothing would suprise me with this club. Both extreme good, extreme bad or absolute bat sh*t crazy are all possible.

It all depends on who we bring in as coach and how we are going to play. Justin is more than capable in the Premier League given a good run and playing to his strengths.

Enzo so tunnel visioned in his methods he expects the club to play exactly the same way as him even when he's gone!

Yeah I think genes have a massive role to play rather than loans. if you have a look at Barnes, he started bulking out when he went to WBA and turned into an absolute specimen soon after. Alves has looked like he has physically developed a lot since his injury - we know he has the talent in abundance. Thomas hasn't really developed physically at all and still has the same body he did as a teenager. I know it's not always as simple as this but how they grow from 16 to 21 is massive. You see it so much at an earlier age - kids bossing leagues because they have physically grown a lot for their age. A few years later they don't play anymore when it becomes at level playing field.

F**k off back to Nottinghamshire then.

You should wash your mouth out with soap speaking about the GOAT like that. Also @Nolucklcfc can do one laughing at your disgusting disrespectful post.

Has good youth coaching experience, which will likely be Important for us over the coming years. Also he's one of very few people that Vardy would look up to and learn off still I'd imagine. I kind of get the feeling when recent managers have been asked about Vardy they just say "he's just brilliant and I leave him to it" Ruud's obviously one of the best strikers ever to play the game so Vardy is bound to listen and learn still.

Players absolutely taking the pee doing podcasts and sprouting this nonsense.

But that mindset is kicking the can down the road. We need to at least reform how the voting system works - elect people on numerical votes - that would be a start.

You sound like you're heavily invested in a party, perhaps Labour and think about conventional politics far more than I do - but I respect your views because you're probably looking at it from a completly different angle. You see my comment on the surface may seem like an average viewpoint, but I really do think we need a complete overhaul of world politics on a human level let alone UK. I don't think I'd be able to start with my views on here because society (let alone Foxestalk) is probably a couple of world wars and 100 years away from it. So whatever "modern party" is on offer - I stand by words.

Vanat at D.Kiev. Hopefully could repeat the exploits of Dovbyk at Girona.

Imagine if we got a 12 point deduction, huge fine, decimated squad and there was no mention at all on Foxestalk! Would be like some sort of Truman Show experiment! Our fans aren't pathetic for banging on about it. Of course we are going to be analysing it and talking about how it will affect us.

We often talk about the Premier League being like two leagues playing out because there's such a divide. Next season it'll be more likely three or four leagues! Your usual clubs fighting it out for the title, the European hopefulls, the mid range lot and then relegation candidates where it's quite possible a target of 15 - 20 points could save you if you have enough of us dwindling on negative points. I can even see Man City on some ridiculous negative start that will be coming at us like a juggernaut but it'll likely take them till after Christmas until they're out of the woods. Absolute carnage! Next season will be chaos on levels we've never seen before. In some ways I think this will suit us more rather than other clubs who have been used to consistent seasons for so long and won't be used to experiening performing in a circus quite like us. It's certainly going to be interesting.

You'll find out yourself in about year's time after he's sacked.

It wasn't a 10 month dissertation on particle physics finding that out. I really hope I'm wrong but I have a very worrying feeling it will be Cooper.

It's easy to forget it's not just the main man that goes, it's almost a complete overhaul of all the coaching staff that changes when a manager leaves. We know with NFP and MON how important backroom staff and assistants are so I thought this would be a good place to discuss the potential backroom staff that would accompany the next manager. If god forbid it's Cooper, I've found the following information . First three listed left with Cooper and then further down some stayed. Just shows you how confusing it is because Cooper looks like had half of staff leave with him and half stay! Alan Tate (Assistant): Worked on first-team staff under Cooper at Swansea City and joined him at Forest in September 2021. Danny Alcock (Goalkeeper Coach): Worked with Cooper for the England U17s before moving to Forest in September 2021. Dave Tivey (Head of Physical Performance): Worked with Cooper for England U17s and Swansea City before joining Forest. Meanwhile, the club have announced that three of Cooper’s assistants will be staying on under Nuno: Steven Reid (First Team Coach): Former Republic of Ireland international took a sabbatical to be a wellbeing and confidence coach in 2022/23 before returning to join Cooper’s staff in summer. Steve Rands (Head of Analysis): Linked up with Cooper at Swansea and moved with him to Forest in 2021. One of the most experience analysts in English football. Andy Reid (First-Team Coach): Appointed to first-team staff in August 2022 after 18 months as U23s Head Coach. Forest said there would be discussions over the festive period about Reid's role. A number of other staff will stay on under Nuno, including Set Piece Coach Simon Rusk, who only joined the club last week. Head of Performance Alek Gross, who joined in the summer, will also remain.