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StanSP

Eduardo Macia in line to replace Steve Walsh

By StanSP, in Leicester City Forum

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StanSP

StanSP

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2 minutes ago, Costock_Fox said:

Unless you refer to the post where he said the Spurs guy was a done deal unless I dreamt that.

I thought he said it'll be a foreign guy after the Mitchell deal collapsed.

RoyFox

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Good work @ramadaone hope people respect this info. Clearly Paul Mitchell was the intended target but no doubt the intervention of a six month notice didn't help (and Levy).

 

Please can we give Rama the respect he deserves, we have very little inside info as it is. Thanks 

VLC86

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Just now, StanSP said:

I thought he said it'll be a foreign guy after the Mitchell deal collapsed.

I am referring to an old post, like I said might be wrong but I'm sure I saw Mitchell and a signing had happened. The signing did but obviously the other didn't. No worries either way.

StanSP

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7 minutes ago, Costock_Fox said:

I am referring to an old post, like I said might be wrong but I'm sure I saw Mitchell and a signing had happened. The signing did but obviously the other didn't. No worries either way.

 

yeah he later said he doesn't know what happened with Mitchell. 

Babylon

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3 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Same could be said about Ranieri

Point well made... I'll scuttle off back to my corner.  :D

 

Although I'd say Claudio's reputation wasn't very good anymore.

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2 minutes ago, Babylon said:

Point well made... I'll scuttle off back to my corner.  :D

 

Although I'd say Claudio's reputation wasn't very good anymore.

Head Scouts and recruitment directors do seem to move about even more than managers, whether new regimes like to bring in their own staff or they're egotistical I'm not sure. He does seem to have rattled up a few clubs given he's only 42 and seemed to be at Valencia for a fair while. Wikipedia does state that Ranieri has tried to get him before.

Hitesh

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21 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Head Scouts and recruitment directors do seem to move about even more than managers, whether new regimes like to bring in their own staff or they're egotistical I'm not sure. He does seem to have rattled up a few clubs given he's only 42 and seemed to be at Valencia for a fair while. Wikipedia does state that Ranieri has tried to get him before.

Did Ranieri work with him at Valencia? 

Babylon

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1 hour ago, RoyFox said:

Good work @ramadaone hope people respect this info. Clearly Paul Mitchell was the intended target but no doubt the intervention of a six month notice didn't help (and Levy).

 

Please can we give Rama the respect he deserves, we have very little inside info as it is. Thanks 

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Sionnach gorm

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It seems like he is good. From my understanding a few other teams across Europe were interested in him as well.

Ranieri credited him with fixing the "holes" necessary for him to bring Valencia up from the doldrums .

Though I don't know this, I'm sure he came here because of Ranieri.

Blue and white

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I'd rather us not bring in someone connected to Ranieri just incase he leaves for whatever reason. It's bad enough the coaching staff leaving when a manager leaves the club nevermind on the scouting side too. Shame about Mitchell he seemed like a good fit.

Sionnach gorm

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6 minutes ago, Blue and white said:

I'd rather us not bring someone connected to Ranieri just incase he leaves for whatever reason. It's bad enough the coaching staff leaving when a manager leaves the club nevermind on the scouting side too. Shame about Mitchell he seemed like a good fit. 

That's actually a good point.  But Ranieri doesn't seem to be the person to nuke a team after he leaves. Anyway, I think he'll be retiring after Leicester...or at least he says that.

Clever Fox

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5 hours ago, Ric Flair said:

Head Scouts and recruitment directors do seem to move about even more than managers, whether new regimes like to bring in their own staff or they're egotistical I'm not sure. He does seem to have rattled up a few clubs given he's only 42 and seemed to be at Valencia for a fair while. Wikipedia does state that Ranieri has tried to get him before.

Would this have anything to do with why Walsh moved on to Everton.

ajthefox

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The minute I read about him working for Liverpool I lost all interest. Their recruitment has been dogshit for ages.

RizLCFC

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36 minutes ago, ajthefox said:

The minute I read about him working for Liverpool I lost all interest. Their recruitment has been dogshit for ages.

This...and he seems to want to sign 'big name has been' players, not convinced by this but will give him the benefit of the doubt.

Dan

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Liverpool is a transfer committee isn't it? I don't think he was ever a part of that.

 

I do agree though in a culture of money wasting Liverpool have got to be just about the worst. I'd like to hope he isn't responsible.

dbtcity

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unearthing people like Torres and mascherano is hardly something to go over the top about, both were well established players before they even made the move to Liverpool 

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