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Leicester City legend Emile Heskey says the aim for the next manager is simply to try and stay in the Premier League amid a limited capacity to sign new players. Speaking at the launch of Husqvarna's Victory Dance campaign, he insisted the best way to achieve that would be to continue the style of football implemented by Maresca. Heskey told Sky Sports: "Leicester have gone down the route of having someone in Maresca, who revolutionised the way that we think as a club in the sense of the way that we play. "It would be crazy to change everything around. Even when you look at U21s, they have started to implement a lot of the fundamentals that Maresca had. (I 100% agree with this comment) "You would like to think the next manager would take that on and keep it going and play a lot of the younger lads, because the reality is I'm not sure how much we can spend to really get that squad up to par with what is needed to stay in the league. "We ran through the Championship pretty much easily with a bit of a blip. If we can keep Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, that would be outstanding and unbelievable, because he's really the main player. "The aim has to be to stay in the Premier League. We have to reset and work again. Staying in the league is key and then you build from there, especially if you're not able to spend the money you need to spend to get the squad up to par. "The reality is that squad is pretty similar to the squad that came down. Yes, in the forward line Jamie Vardy has signed again, but who else have we got? That is a key position that needs to be rectified. "I would say defensively, the centre-back position would be important as well and then possibly a midfielder."

No. I don't think it's going to work out. But hopefully i'm wrong.

is he coming back ?

Changing the style of play up, after the core of the team who will remain got adjusted to playing build up possession style. Is this a case of every other manager available saying no and Cooper the only one saying yes?

Had a player with the same last name once.

"West Brom boss Carlos Corberan has also been under consideration but director of football Jon Rudkin has led the push for Potter"

https://www.caughtoffside.com/2024/06/17/danny-simpson-backs-potter-to-become-next-leicester-manager/ Danny says it should be Potter.

Has experience playing in defence in front of Danny Ward so that's a good thing.

Scored the goal in the Iceland England friendly game

https://thehardtackle.com/transfer-news/2024/06/17/newcastle-united-interested-in-jon-dagur-thorsteinsson/ https://www.westhamzone.com/transfers/west-ham-united-want-jon-dagur-thornsteinsson-as-ownership-twist-emerges/ https://www.geordiebootboys.com/transfers/newcastle-join-race-to-sign-attacker-who-has-already-stunned-england-this-month/ Links to us being interested in one of our OHL Leuven players Jon Dagur. Apparently Newcastle and West Ham interested as well. We would have first option on him if we were to try and sign him. @Ric Flair player analysis report please

Anyone ever figure out what Rudkins annual salary is ?

Rudders somehow deleting the OHL Leuven contact phone number in his phone and not being able to find the contact again to give them a call?

Interesting. Well we have first option on him if we want him.

Had no idea he was 26 thought he was at least 30. You’re right if we can get him and develop him more he could be a great striker. His height upfront is something we could benefit from.

Rudkin probably was given a phone number for Potter and somehow got some of the #'s wrong and ended up calling Steve Bruce

Still hoping and wishing for Niko Kovac. Won't happen though.

At the moment it appears it's just Rudkin sending DM messages to prospective managers on Instagram.

Would this be correct then: They moved their annual accountancy date back to the end of June to give them wriggle room in terms of meeting PSR. That is how James Maddison’s move to Tottenham was able to be included in the 2022-23 accounts. The Harvey Barnes deal to Newcastle United will be included in the next accounts, which will help towards PSR, but they will still need to make some cuts before the end of June to meet the EFL’s PSR regulations for this season, or they could face an EFL charge. ADVERTISEMENT

I think released on June 6

Me as well.

Commercial "sponsorships" really are unfair. Shouldn't be allowed, really hope there is a crack down on this.

Man City apparently started legal against the league action over financial rules. 115 charges!

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