HankMarvin

In hindsight yes because Vardy has been awful and all those games were written off as losses irrespective of who started. I guess it was more of a risk earlier on.

Parker linked to spurs Angie will need a new club 😂 Farke could be a free agent soon “ahead of appointing Farke, Leeds were blocked by Rayo Vallecano after making an approach for Iraola”

What’s the excuse with RVN

Im sure the a majority of the clubs with less of a wage bill feels it’s superior to theirs. “8/1 start of season talk of play offs and they were active in the window to push on the previous seasons strong finish”

Whilst I agree, What are Rodger’s, Smith, Enzo(to a lesser extent), Cooper, RVN all seeing that makes that happen for the last 4 years. Even when Vardy was struggling in form in the relegation season? Daka (2 full 90s) 13 starts 24/25 (1 full 90) 15 starts in 46 games season got more starts due to injury to Vardy 23/24 (2 full 90s)11 starts 22/23 (3 full 90s) 13 starts 21/22 Meanwhile Vardy (18 90s this season) 33 starts so far He played 6 full 90s and 18 starts two seasons ago 22/23 I wonder what all these managers are seeing in training to choose not to utilise Leicesters 5th highest ever signing for full 90 mins or even to start more games 💩

Totally different for enzo relegated once, established prem team 9 years. this time looks a totally less attractive proposition, second relegation in 3 seasons. Car crash of a season. More questions in the public domain about the discontent with the hierarchy. More restrictive PSR coming

13th with 11 highest budget meh

They probably did it was used on cooper etc

We were bottom they were 17th Gerard took villa from 7th to 17th villa pulled trigger could see what was coming. Rodgers took us from 8th to bottom and Top and co made more errors of judgement and gave him another window and majority of the season

Average is too much credit

Total revenue I’d expect, including gates, sponsorship, broadcasting. The problem is though they are already established clubs doing it slowly. Whereas newly promoted clubs generally needs to spend more. Does this end up making the Prem an even more closed shop

There was an interesting article, from Maresca that used RP as an example for Reece James, who has also been plagued by injuries. By making them inverted midfielders they were reducing the load. "In terms of data, you can see that when a full-back plays in the way they used to play, up and down, they (do that) much, much, much more (often) than to go inside, covering a (bigger) distance, for the amount of times they go up and down," he said. "So for sure that way that we are using James, in some games, can help him. "Last year at Leicester we had Ricardo Pereira, that he potentially could be a top player for a top team, but because of his injuries... last year with us he played all the games, we changed a little bit and that works quite well.

The league intends to adopt a new squad cost ratio (SCR) approach to spending controls, which would limit clubs to spending a set percentage of their income on player-related costs. With this set to be introduced in 26-27 if we do go up will it be even harder to survive? This years promoted sides will be the last to benefit from the older rules.

But whilst the majority of fans continue to attend and clap, the “dog” is eating well and running around.

Thats like saying he had no desire to get a point at Brighton. For him there is now a desire to come away from this disaster with a few points at the end of the season so he can talk about improvement of performance like he did post Liverpool.

Apart form 3 million per position that could cover some of the fee for sacking the manager

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-14633223/Sheffield-United-pitch-invasion-Burnley-promoted-Premier-League.html Sheffield United star has to be held back as rival players clash during pitch invasion - after Burnley are promoted back to the Premier League

It means that we shouldn’t be relying on a 38 year old. Again it comes down to recruitment _ A smaller club riding the tightrope of psr can’t afford to carry passengers like Daka and have a decent number 2 striker when he is on 80k and the aging legend is commanding over 100k

But he wouldn’t be if there was a another striker that actually looked anything like a half decent player for more than 3-5 games

Netflix documentary should be interesting, especially if he is no longer a player with us. Maybe they have 2 edits just in case

Funny in mental institution type way

Unfortunately not

Despite his record, Van Nistelrooy is hopeful he will be given the chance to continue in his role and lead the rebuild at the King Power Stadium. He said following Leicester's relegation: "I’m focused on taking my responsibility to do the best things for the future and next season. "Performances like Brighton and the Liverpool game are signs that the players are willing to do that. "We have to take responsibility and that’s what I’m doing for the next five weeks and after that we have to see." Van Nistelrooy highlighted the gulf in quality between the three promoted sides and the rest of the division, with Leicester and Southampton set to be joined by Ipswich in the Championshipnext season. He is still keen on the job however and spoke about coming to an agreement with the owners over staying on. Asked if he wants to continue, Van Nistelrooy said: "Of course. Then you have to find each other. The winter window went a certain way and we have to take that into evaluations moving forward. "If we are willing to do so, both sides, then we have to find each other, and of course the sooner the better."

Or desperate for a move

Tough day at the office wankstain