HankMarvin

It’s not just about the soulless aspect of the ground though, that move allowed them to be the 9th biggest spenders in the league over the last 5 years. The fans were not complaining when they won their first European cup in 50 odd years. It’s just another case of poor boardroom level decisions and how they have wasted money on players.

Seems odd that this would be unexpected, why have the talks then. Anyway it’s a shame, because he would’ve put a rocket up this lots arse. Imagine Marti doing this “Before the game at Stoke City and the home match against the Foxes, Wilder hung two shirts in the dressing room - a West Bromwich Albion and Wrexham shirt. The reason being that United lost and played poorly at both clubs recently. He was making a point to his players. Remember what happened in those two games and don't let it happen again. "This is what happens when we're off it," he said. "We were off it in the second half against West Brom and rolled over. I really didn't enjoy that. I struggle to hide my feelings, especially when there's 3,000 of our supporters watching. "At Wrexham the goals we conceded were just ridiculous. "That West Brom and that Wrexham shirt is going to go up, and I don't want to see another shirt for a long, long time." So there we go. That's the challenge to Wilder's players. Make sure they only need two hangers for the rest of the season” He can’t even get them running

Training ground up there with Man City, and application like non league. It’s all to easy for them overpaid and protected by a gormless manager

And as punishment for the rest of the season they have to run everywhere in the week whilst at work

Maybe all part of the process, to be seen as diligent but their minds were already made up

Should’ve put as motivated as the players are to run

They probably saw he was a no nonsense guy with a back bone, quite the opposite of what was appointed

That’s all do to with Jo Shields progression at Man City and how he fell on his feet getting to know an incredibly talented crop of youngsters whilst they were hoovering up talent there.

It’s also a fairly large catchment area, and Youth Development wouldn’t be his sole remit What does a technical director do in football Answer the question what does a technical director do in football? by defining the job's primary responsibilities. Football technical directors help football clubs to develop a sustainable business model and sporting identity over a multi-year period. They may cultivate global fanbases to increase annual revenue, design young player and coaching development programmes and manage squad recruitment. Your exact responsibilities can vary depending on whether you focus on business-side or sport-side activities. Football technical director's duties can overlap with those of other football management professions, such as directors of football.Football technical director's responsibilities often include: maximising football clubs' annual revenue setting revenue targets for different operations, such as ticket or merchandise sales negotiating annual player transfer and wage budgets with owners and first-team coaches developing the club's playing style and coaching culture recruiting players and managers whose football skills fit the club's sporting culture negotiating in-bound and out-bound player transfers with other clubs agreeing on shirt and stadium sponsorship deals with brands setting up academies to develop young players forming local or international scouting networks managing relations with sport media analysing commercial performance fining players for breaches of contract

And offer new contracts. Nothing like an experienced man for the job. he was only promoted 8 months ago “We are delighted to announce that Andy Goldie has been promoted from Academy Director to Director of Group Talent Strategy“

Arguably worse, they have made some decent money in the last few seasons at least we have the excuse of being shit with no new faces in the door

Jobs for the boys, yes men that Rudkin will probably oversee all decisions on. At Southampton he helped transition Tyler Dibling into the first-team under Russell Martin before his £40million move to Everton last summer. Talented youngster linked to loads of clubs from a young age and spun like it’s a masterstroke to progress him because of his own natural ability

Is the stat high because he is greedy and creates the shots himself after a take on as opposed to other wingers that pass and the chance may not happen

"Michail got a setback in the training. It's a small injury. It's a pity. That probably means that we will not be able to continue the process we started," Cifuentes told BBC Radio Leicester.

All Sounds like a load of bollocks, if he suffered a “small” injury it would not have stopped a deal.

6 year deal for sacked hull manager seems a bit much

Probably waiting to see the outcome of the points deduction, if no punishment more manoeuvrability to run it close this year. If bang to rights it’s an accumulative effect on punishments moving forward.

When is VK back? side show bob has played lb Rcardo Aluko can play LB

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/37820836/leicester-fans-boycott-championship-clash-west-brom/

Wilder loves him, hopefully they buy or loan to buy and cover wages

Unfortunately another luxury player overpaid, four of the top earners to go come the summer and it can’t come quick enough

No coincidence that Mavididi looks like a league one player on the same spot

Picked up an injury but has been here nearly a month so must of been well off the pace anyway

Moments of brilliance masking over the incompetence of the manager once again

If they leave it too long to replace the rot won’t be fixable