weller54 Posted 13 December 2015 Posted 13 December 2015 With claudio being 64 years old, I can't imagine him wanting to Manage for another 5years? I wonder when it would be prudent to bring in a younger, potential replacement for when ranieri decides to retire.. For example.. Cambiasso, to work along side the master for a couple of seasons?
st albans fox Posted 13 December 2015 Posted 13 December 2015 With claudio being 64 years old, I can't imagine him wanting to Manage for another 5years? I wonder when it would be prudent to bring in a younger, potential replacement for when ranieri decides to retire.. For example.. Cambiasso? Someone who has never managed? I doubt the owners would do that. they will want a proven name to follow Claudio. assuming it doesn't all go pear shaped over the next season or two.
Renart Posted 13 December 2015 Posted 13 December 2015 We get a new manager, he is doing really well, and we start talking about who will replace him..... seems sensible.
Ian W LCFC Posted 13 December 2015 Posted 13 December 2015 I can see Claudio being here for a few years. It's not like he's 74 ffs.
filbertstreet Posted 13 December 2015 Posted 13 December 2015 would need a pretty big box and a load of stamps, I don't see how posting Ranieri will help us for the next 5 years sorry
lgfualol Posted 13 December 2015 Posted 13 December 2015 I dont think Ranieri will ever retire. The man lives for football.
Bluetintedspecs Posted 13 December 2015 Posted 13 December 2015 Get back to the Rachel thread Keith it makes more sense
fuchsntf Posted 13 December 2015 Posted 13 December 2015 Doing the garden Digging the weeds Who could ask for more Will you still need me Will you still feed me When I am Sixty-four Picking up a yo-yo team Putting the foxes top of the league Now you care what I am for Will you still support me Will you still follow me When I am Seventy-four
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