mick47 Posted 16 December 2015 Posted 16 December 2015 Pearson's role in this season's success is to have built a squad of capable and highly motivated players. Ranieri said yesterday that the team's spirit is its greatest strength - I think he's right - the players' desire to keep fighting is unparalleled in the league and has won us a lot of points. But it isn't a novel thing for this club. The team demonstrated that same fight, in some way or another, in all three of the previous seasons. I think Pearson has to be credited with instilling that mentality. Ranieri has applied an excellent understanding of tactics and of his players' abilities to approach games in a more effective manner than Pearson did. The examples of his half-time substitutions show how good he is at recognising the failings of the first half and responding appropriately. The two of them have contributed a great deal to our current success and I admire both of them immensely. This, spot on.
Livid Posted 16 December 2015 Posted 16 December 2015 I'm grateful to Nigel for the entire set up off the pitch which he was involved in creating during his time here. That is the foundation on which a lot of our success is built. In terms of man management and tactics though Claudio makes him look a Sunday league pub team manager.
DB11 Posted 16 December 2015 Posted 16 December 2015 Not another Pearson v Ranieri discussion. It's been done.
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