Buce Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 On Football Focus tomorrow: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37135668
AKCJ Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 He does say some daft shit doesn't he? I love him for what he did for us, but you're obviously going to feel detached from something you're not involved in. Thanks for bringing in all the players along with Walsh and Shakey and for getting us promoted and keeping us there but lets move on, eh?
Guest Sharpe's Fox Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 The man is a hero won't hear a bad word said about him.
Sampson Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 26 minutes ago, AKCJ said: He does say some daft shit doesn't he? I love him for what he did for us, but you're obviously going to feel detached from something you're not involved in. Thanks for bringing in all the players along with Walsh and Shakey and for getting us promoted and keeping us there but lets move on, eh? Have you even read the article? It sounds like he's sick of it but keeps being asked about it and he has moved in. its not his fault he keeps getting asked about it.
Guest Sharpe's Fox Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 27 minutes ago, AKCJ said: He does say some daft shit doesn't he? I love him for what he did for us, but you're obviously going to feel detached from something you're not involved in. Think he meant when the media was in hysterics and stuff he wasn't bothered getting caught up in it. People were probably coming up to him asking questions all the time.
bovril Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 18 minutes ago, Sharpe's Fox said: The man is a hero won't hear a bad word said about him. Heard he sells poisoned milk to school children.
Guest Mee-9 Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 20 minutes ago, Sharpe's Fox said: The man is a hero won't hear a bad word said about him. He wasn't that good.
Claridge Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 3 minutes ago, bovril said: Heard he sells poisoned milk to school children. Any kid who drinks school milk ,deserves to be poisoned.still hate milk today after being forced to drink that shit in the 70s
Corky Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 51 minutes ago, AKCJ said: He does say some daft shit doesn't he? I love him for what he did for us, but you're obviously going to feel detached from something you're not involved in. Thanks for bringing in all the players along with Walsh and Shakey and for getting us promoted and keeping us there but lets move on, eh? Probably helps if reporters ask something new. He said all this about six weeks ago when he got the Derby job. I doubt he's changed his mind since. But given the press decided to clamber over each other to tell us how much it was down to Pearson just months after saying he should be sacked I'm not surprised they want to milk it a bit more.
Kitchandro Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 I'm sure Derby fans are delighted that they're in the news because their manager is talking about Leicester ahahahaha what a great time to be alive
Guest Papasmurf Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 1 hour ago, Sampson said: its not his fault he keeps getting asked about it. It's most definitely his fault for dignifying it with a response though.
Jakemoore Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 1 hour ago, Mee-9 said: He wasn't that good. No, of course he wasn't. He only won two league titles with us, finished in the play offs twice and kept us in the premier league in just 6 seasons with us. The level of stupidity I see on this forum astounds me.
moseeds Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 2 hours ago, Mee-9 said: He wasn't that good. I got a feeling you're going to be one of those fans that wants Mahrez benched or better still sold because he fails to beat 4 men and score a curler in to the top right regularly.
Wymsey Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 Never had a problem with him, though he knows he made himself silly by the swearing at fan and ostrich situations. Wouldn't think his relationship with son is at its highest after Thailand. Speaks how things are and truthfully reflective. Perhaps the club could've appreciated him more but he hasn't really complained about his treatment.
Donut Posted 19 August 2016 Posted 19 August 2016 32 minutes ago, Jakemoore said: No, of course he wasn't. He only won two league titles with us, finished in the play offs twice and kept us in the premier league in just 6 seasons with us. The level of stupidity I see on this forum astounds me. When someone makes a blatantly tongue in cheek comment on any subject here, no one gives a shit. Until Pearson comes up. And then someone has to take it upon themself to paste this exact paragraph into the thread.
Guest Manini Posted 20 August 2016 Posted 20 August 2016 It had nothing to do with him in other news the grass is green, the sky is blue and Derby are shite
Guest Mee-9 Posted 20 August 2016 Posted 20 August 2016 2 hours ago, Jakemoore said: No, of course he wasn't. He only won two league titles with us, finished in the play offs twice and kept us in the premier league in just 6 seasons with us. The level of stupidity I see on this forum astounds me. Giggidy.
HankMarvin Posted 20 August 2016 Posted 20 August 2016 4 hours ago, Mee-9 said: He wasn't that good. It could be said he nearly got relegated with a team that won the league the following year, depends how you look at it really.
AyewJoking Posted 20 August 2016 Posted 20 August 2016 5 hours ago, Claridge said: Any kid who drinks school milk ,deserves to be poisoned.still hate milk today after being forced to drink that shit in the 70s eurgh, kids really did have it tough back then.
Callabinho Posted 20 August 2016 Posted 20 August 2016 Always got time for big Nige, legend. Say or believe what you want but he had more of a say on last seasons victory than some of you may be willing to accept, his team, his foundations.
Freeman's Wharfer Posted 20 August 2016 Posted 20 August 2016 Fair enough for him to feel detatched from it. The Leicester City that won the league was a different beast to the one that he left behind - in formation, in the players selected to play and in their tactical understanding. Pearson built the foundations; the sports science, the right blend of characters, the backroom staff and the attitude. But Ranieri added the media management, the man management and the tactical nous to take us to an entirely different level. I'm sure he's pleased for the likes of Shakespeare, Vardy and Morgan but there's no need for him to feel attached to the title success. In fact, humble of him to distance himself from it and try to put to bed him continually be asked about it. Can't be nice when you've been sacked yet people won't let you move on from it.
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