Somebody must know this fella !

[one F in Fox]

Oh yeah, thanks for that, I wasn't 100% sure just after I'd posted it.

I knew someone would know.

[Webbo]

 It's made The Star.

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/565503/Leicester-City-fan-sack-Claudio-Ranieri-hire-Nigel-Pearson-Robbie-Savage-BBC-606

[Corky]

First Cliff and the clappers and now this- our fans are making great press for us, aren't they?

[Wymsey]

Someone will be calling demanding swapping the kop with the Family Stand next or put Okazaki in central midfield.

[Guest LCFC_World]

Sean from enderby said we'd win the league after the first game and we did. He is the global voice of our fan base so I have to agree with him. 

 

In in all seriousness, I love Nigel and if Ranieri went I wouldn't mind having him back. In fact, bring him in now as co manager. 

[GaelicFox]

7 minutes ago, LCFC_World said:

Sean from enderby said we'd win the league after the first game and we did. He is the global voice of our fan base so I have to agree with him. 

 

In in all seriousness, I love Nigel and if Ranieri went I wouldn't mind having him back. In fact, bring him in now as co manager. 

[Russell sprout]

As much as I liked Pearson,

for the foundations he put in place,

he belongs in the history books,

and should never manage us again,

exactly the same when ranieri retires,

though his achievements will not be topped in my lifetime am sure,

could you imagine what those questioning him would do now had we had a statute of him

[Jimmy]

Claudio has just as many questions to answer as the players but to suggest sacking him is idiotic

[Great Boos Up]

third time's a charm, never say never, 5000-1.

 

Being serious, I'm actually now trying to think of something that would actually surprise me with my beloved club.

 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

1 hour ago, Russell sprout said:

As much as I liked Pearson,

for the foundations he put in place,

he belongs in the history books,

and should never manage us again,

exactly the same when ranieri retires,

though his achievements will not be topped in my lifetime am sure,

could you imagine what those questioning him would do now had we had a statute of him

What tune is this sung to?

[adejo92]

1 hour ago, Russell sprout said:

As much as I liked Pearson,

for the foundations he put in place,

he belongs in the history books,

and should never manage us again,

exactly the same when ranieri retires,

though his achievements will not be topped in my lifetime am sure,

could you imagine what those questioning him would do now had we had a statute of him

Why did i read this post like a poem and become bitterly disappointed when nothing rhymed?

[Russell sprout]

29 minutes ago, adejo92 said:

Why did i read this post like a poem and become bitterly disappointed when nothing rhymed?

Poetry was never my thing

[adejo92]

3 minutes ago, Russell sprout said:

Poetry was never my thing

Knowledge of football was never mine but i still throw my penny in on here.

 

The nice thing about it is 95% of fellow members appear to have the same lack of knowledge.

[Russell sprout]

18 minutes ago, adejo92 said:

Knowledge of football was never mine but i still throw my penny in on here.

 

The nice thing about it is 95% of fellow members appear to have the same lack of knowledge.

May well be that case people think that about my post,even yourself

[GaelicFox]

Serious question.  Would anyone be devastated by a season back in our homeland of the championship ? 

 

I wouldnt , I actually miss it 

 

owners are stinking rich the parachute payments are mental 

 

It would help us get rid of the under performing players 

 

and 4-4-2 week in week out would be OK down there 

 

Claudio would be a saviour for getting us promoted again the following season 

 

and parading the champions league trophy at Derby and Forrest would be fun 

 

[blue army 1988]

14 hours ago, GaelicFox said:

Serious question.  Would anyone be devastated by a season back in our homeland of the championship ? 

 

I wouldnt , I actually miss it 

 

owners are stinking rich the parachute payments are mental 

 

It would help us get rid of the under performing players 

 

and 4-4-2 week in week out would be OK down there 

 

Claudio would be a saviour for getting us promoted again the following season 

 

and parading the champions league trophy at Derby and Forrest would be fun 

 

It took us 10 years to get back out last time. I'd have premier league football over everything.

[GaelicFox]

28 minutes ago, blue army 1988 said:

It took us 10 years to get back out last time. I'd have premier league football over everything.

fair enough 

[FireFox]

Sounds like a lot of sense to me. We should have listened to the GVOTF a long time ago.

[melrose]

6 minutes ago, FireFox said:

Sounds like a lot of sense to me. We should have listened to the GVOTF a long time ago.

What is GVOTV?

[CockneyFox]

2 minutes ago, melrose said:

What is GVOTV?

Global Voice Of The Foxes.. I think!

[sphericalfox]

12 minutes ago, FireFox said:

Sounds like a lot of sense to me. We should have listened to the GVOTF a long time ago.

<YAWN>

[RUDZY]

On 27/11/2016 at 23:02, GaelicFox said:

Serious question.  Would anyone be devastated by a season back in our homeland of the championship ? 

 

I wouldnt , I actually miss it 

 

owners are stinking rich the parachute payments are mental 

 

It would help us get rid of the under performing players 

 

and 4-4-2 week in week out would be OK down there 

 

Claudio would be a saviour for getting us promoted again the following season 

 

and parading the champions league trophy at Derby and Forrest would be fun 

 

If shit happens then so be it!
Nothing worse than struggling at the lower end of the Premier League year in year out.
QUE SERA SERA!

[Claridge]

Are you into S and M? It's shit in the Championship

 

[SheppyFox]

Ranieri should have been removed around that time, yes

[FireFox]

Always talks sense