bigDfox33 Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 Personally I can't see it but there are a few suggestions being branded about. I love him and would be sad to see him go. Whats the odds of him being sacked?
TheUltimateWinner Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 The owners stuck with Pearson through our rutt and I expect them to do the same. Not what my decision would be however.
Webbo Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 We were bottom of the league for 5 months and they didn't sack Pearson, we're 5 points above the relegation places and have never been in the bottom 3 this season. I'm not saying it couldn't happen but I don't see it any time soon.
Barky Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 Won't be sacked unless we're actually in the relegation zone and even then I think he'd be given plenty of time. I think to be honest he wouldn't be sacked even if we were to be relegated. He might resign though.
Moksky Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 3 minutes ago, Mee-9 said: 8/1 on some bookies. I hope you meant 8/1 as opposed to ' 8/1 on '
foxes_rule1978 Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 I hate saying it, but something is wrong... it isn't about tactics or formations, it is something deeper. That probably can't be fixed by Ranieri and we require a new manager to come in and put the players in their place. Ranieri was brilliant last season, he got the subs spot on, tactics were second to none, but if the players aren't playing for you then there isn't much that can be done. You only have to look at how much Chelsea improved once Mourinho went
john ridley Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 If he keeps coming out saying it's his fault again , doesn't leave the owners much choice.
Russell sprout Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 The sad thing is although we was bottom under Pearson,our performances in defeat were more often than not really good,never losing by more than 2 goals,and unlucky some games,right now we're getting outplayed with no fight,we seems worse now than we was then yet are higher up in the league,I'm fully behind Claudio but the team seems like it's got no confidence,and even though they stood by Pearson,we was bottom of the league and realistically preparing for relegation,I think that 'as a business model',that scenario would be horrific for the owners on the back of last season and they won't take the risk that we'll better our great escape of a few seasons back,instead bring someone new in?
AKCJ Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 He won't be sacked. He'll be given the option to walk should it come down to it.
ealingfox Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 Just now, AKCJ said: He won't be sacked. He'll be given the option to walk should it come down to it. And he obviously won't, so what happens then?
elvisfmcfly Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 1 minute ago, ealingfox said: And he obviously won't, so what happens then? Sacked and passed off as mutual consent with benifits.
Guest Col city fan Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 I doubt it. I don't think the owners actually know much about football really do they?
yorkie1999 Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 I think it's time to get the old video camera out again. Worked last time.
stretch1965 Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 If we were not still in the Champions league and the possibility of progressing to the next round of the FA cup I think the owners would be calling time.
The_frozenoak Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 Earlier today I actually thought, maybe it's time for Claudio to go. Then I just misread a headline and thought he'd been sacked, I was pretty gutted to be honest!. So really puts me back on the fence!.
Russell sprout Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 1 minute ago, Col city fan said: I doubt it. I don't think the owners actually know much about football really do they? Maybe not,but there wealth suggest they know how to run a business,which is what we are
Harry - LCFC Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 Fairly low, I would suggest. Our owners have, on the whole, not been quick to sack a manger when the team is struggling. That's worked for us before and I don't expect them to change their approach now with a coach who has shown that he can get results.
Barky Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 2 minutes ago, Col city fan said: I doubt it. I don't think the owners actually know much about football really do they? On what basis? They probably know more than you.
Koke Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 I honestly blacked a lot of the 14/15 season but can people remind me if we were this bad with the ball that season? Were we utterly incapable of passing to a blue shirt? We had Morgan + Wasilewski for many games at CB. It seems like we've become progressively worse with the ball lately.
HankMarvin Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 Not pulling the trigger on Np and having a squad on Championship wages is one thing, having a team whos wage bill is in the top 10 and £70 million is another
Chico1958 Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 Should have gone with a poll Should we sack Claudio ( the man who led the club to it's greatest ever achievement ) ? Or should he stay ? Be careful what you wish for people
Blue ROI Posted 22 January 2017 Posted 22 January 2017 About 50/50 at the moment I reckon. If it wasnt for last season he would be gone by now. 2 3-0 defeats in a row and the manner of them have to be very worrying regardless of recent history. The club might be wishing for him to go but might also be clinging to the hope that he'll put together a run of form and for him to 'retire' at the end of the season so as not to spoil the 2015/16 story. Personally I think that slowly he has begun to erode the Pearson Legacy from 2009-16. Rivals will criticize us for having short memories but 7 years of by and large solid progress is as important to the narrative as the 'miracle'. Nothing can top winning the premier league but it shouldnt be forget the depths we had fallen to before reaching the promised land. When promotion was secured my wish for the club was to equal or better the 6 seasons in the top flight under O'Neill. Right now we look close to relegation which could bring us right back to a 2002/03 scenario. Ideally I'd still wish he could turn this around but I've been saying this for about the last 10 weeks and its getting more of a concern every week.
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