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I'm not sure you would all be praising Cooper's substitutions if the penalty was awarded against Ayew for shirt pulling from the corner and we went 3-1 down. Strange time to bring a player on defending a corner. We were very lucky, a penalty would have been awarded 99 times out of a 100 for that incident.

I think that goal was when we were expecting a points deduction, now the target should be higher. We have some decent players in the right system.

He was sacked because of poor performance = failure. Cooper's premier league record including us:- 63 games, 14 wins, 19 draws and 30 losses. 67 goals scored with 112 conceded. 0.96 pts per game equals relegation battle every year. Not good enough for Forest, he definitely isn't good enough for us.

Why would anyone be happy having the failed manger of our biggest rivals, totally baffling.

Yep it's just so obvious, for a man that doesn't want to change anything it's taking him a long to to revert back to our best set-up. In his MOTD interview he said Fatawu needs help transitioning into a premier league player and they've been working on aspects of his game in training, but why start El Khannous who also needs to transition into the PL and the English game in general. Both Fatawu and El Khannous are very promising players but in my opinion Fatawu has to start because he's already had a season in English football and Buonanotte is better as a 10.

Only, in the 2nd half. Not sure giving the opposition a 2-0 head start was in the plan.

He's already IN but the sooner he's OUT the better.

Fatawu has to start next match on the right with Buonanotte as a 10. Ayew was a match winner but he could have quite easily given a penalty away with his first action in the game. Holding onto a Southampton shirt for 5 seconds from the corner was a ludicrous decision and a stonewall penalty giving them the opportunity for a 3-1 lead and a different complexion on today's feelings.

We were lucky to win at the weekend with 6 shots compared to Bournemouth's 19, 15 of which were in the box. Fortunately for us they only managed 2 on target. If this trend continues we'll lose a lot more games than we'll win. Cooper has to go, end off.

We don't know what's being said on their forums, anyway Cooper isn't getting sacked either.

We had a stronger team last year and won 9-1 over both games. We still have a stronger squad, we'll see the effect Cooper has had because I don't believe we'll match the 4-1 this time.

He may achieve 17th but I don't believe the club will get rid, he'll be offered a contract extension.

Not really, when we had the same thread for the last manager when top of the league

I tried that search and just found loads of adverts about bacon 🥓 😂

We won because of the brilliance of Buonanotte 1st half and 2nd half Bournemouth couldn't finish any of their many chances, simple. Cooper's subs are shit, made no attempt to affect the game 2nd half, basically he just hoped we could hang on.

Well if it's true at least the players haven't downed tools, They're showing fighting spirit and can only be playing for Vardy.

It's far too defensive but we're still allowing so many chances against us. We're getting points based on moments of individual brilliance by the players. It's all well and good setting up defensively but you've got to limit the chances against us, otherwise what is the point. I would never want Leicester to lose but I wish we never appointed Cooper.

Ugly as fcuk - Cooperball

5 shots all match 🤬

Nope, he's had his time. Everton was a game we needed to win, Fulham away and Aston Villa at home were also games we should get a point. Ipswich have had a harder start and are currently on a 4 match unbeaten run.

You need to attack to win corners

It's not abuse, it's an adjective to describe my contempt of the man, his tactics and demeanour when representing our club in interviews.

Enzo is superior in everyway to Cooper and was hugely respected by the players last season. Cooper is a negative, clueless whining cvnt who will never get anywhere near a top job like Chelsea. We've made a massive mistake in appointing Cooper who's the polar opposite to Enzo in terms of style, why would the club even consider this to be a good appointment or succession plan? Cooper spoke about a continuation of style in his early interviews but his first move was to break up Vestergaard Winks and Pereira who were pivotal last year. He's a winless fraud.

This is all just hypothetical, there is absolutely no evidence to suggest Enzo would struggle with Leicester in the premier league. He is a top coach, ruthless, determined with a philosophy, everybody is pointing to our wobble at the end of last season and his stubbornness to change. No manager will hit the panic button and complety change their style with so few games left in the season, he held his nerve, stuck with his believes and the rest is history. He's a top coach and I for one believe he would have learnt from his mistakes and been successful at Leicester this season. I would much rather have had Enzo in charge than the ****wit that is Cooper.