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Does this show that every one at the club is confidence shot and something needs too change?

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Guest Sharpe's Fox

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Looks like to me. Everything Nige built has been dismantled. Many people have left of their own accord but I principly blame the Italian style of anti-football Ranieri deploys every game.

FrankieADZ

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5 minutes ago, Sharpe's Fox said:

Looks like to me. Everything Nige built has been dismantled. Many people have left of their own accord but I principly blame the Italian style of anti-football Ranieri deploys every game.

spot on, all the foundations that made the club do well, CR has either totally gone  against or just got rid of them as you said, and his tactics this season has gone against what he'd do last season, ala Today, Wague going off he'd bring on an attacking sort of player, this season he brings on Wasyl.

 

all in all, i think hes lost it now, confidence on the whole has gone and CR needs to go

Milo

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9 minutes ago, Sharpe's Fox said:

blame the Italian style of anti-football Ranieri deploys every game

Bang on - Claudio's God complex is unravelling all of the work that's been put in place over the past few years 

Melbourne Fuchs

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I blame Claudio's attitude, it annoyed me to no end how he insisted at the start of the season that 40 points was our goal, we'd just won the league! I admit, no one expected us to win it again and few people even expected to finish in a Champions League spot but surely we should be realistically aiming for European football after last season! To me it seems patronising to insist that we are always the underdogs especially against a team two tiers below. In my opinion it is his insistence that we are underdogs and his low expectations that result in performances like the confidence-devoid, shambolic and indescribabley shït one we just witnessed.

Jay123

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3 minutes ago, Melbourne Fuchs said:

I blame Claudio's attitude, it annoyed me to no end how he insisted at the start of the season that 40 points was our goal, we'd just won the league! I admit, no one expected us to win it again and few people even expected to finish in a Champions League spot but surely we should be realistically aiming for European football after last season! To me it seems patronising to insist that we are always the underdogs especially against a team two tiers below. In my opinion it is his insistence that we are underdogs and his low expectations that result in performances like the confidence-devoid, shambolic and indescribabley shït one we just witnessed.

If you could put that any better it would be in the dictionary 

Melbourne Fuchs

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Don't get me wrong, aiming for forty points was exactly the right attitude when we were high flying in the league in 2015/2016, it took the pressure of us and what resulted was amazing, but as we know Ranieri always struggles in his second season and perhaps this is because the players he has managed get complacent due to Claudio's laid-back attitude and seemingly low expectations. 

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6 hours ago, Sharpe's Fox said:

Looks like to me. Everything Nige built has been dismantled. Many people have left of their own accord but I principly blame the Italian style of anti-football Ranieri deploys every game.

Everything "nige" built. So once again the league title was all pearson and all the problems are created by Ranieri.

 

I think quite a few might be in for a rude awakening if they think changing the manager will cure all. 

 

Do you think given last season Ranieri made a conscious decision to play this brand of "anti football" or do you think there might be more factors at play?

WigstonWanderer

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By the end of the great escape Nige had built a magnificent attacking unit which (less Cambiasso, but with Kante in the pipeline) he bequeathed to Claudio.

 

Claudio's more cautious defensive intincts meant a transition to a different style was inevitable. Somehow the styles fused for one magnificent season to produce the title win, but unfortunately the transition didn't stop there and we are now seeing the end result.

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7 hours ago, Sharpe's Fox said:

Looks like to me. Everything Nige built has been dismantled. Many people have left of their own accord but I principly blame the Italian style of anti-football Ranieri deploys every game.

In a warped sort of way, then despite last season's "miracle", then in retrospect many will now argue that last season under Ranieri was a total fluke and that this 'dismantling' process going on - while not motivating last season's star players like Vardy and Mahrez into the bargain....is highly reminiscent of what Peter Taylor did after he took over from M.O'Neill! He started off ok too (and we were top of the league for two weeks in the early part of 2000-01 season too lest we forget!) but then he too got found out later in the season re moving on our best players under O'Neill (Steve Walsh, Tony Cottee, Ian Marshall - journeymen as they were) and replacing them with totally shite signings (Trevor Benjamin, Akinbiyi, Lee Marshall and Junior Lewis to name just four!). It's perhaps taken Ranieri longer to get found out in this way as things presently stand. Only time will tell between now and May though of course. Just a thought!

Bob Weasel Fox

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3 hours ago, Donut said:

Everything "nige" built. So once again the league title was all pearson and all the problems are created by Ranieri.

 

I think quite a few might be in for a rude awakening if they think changing the manager will cure all. 

 

Do you think given last season Ranieri made a conscious decision to play this brand of "anti football" or do you think there might be more factors at play?

Spot on

 

some unreal over reactions on here

 

the let's bum NP bandwagon goes rolling on

Guest Sharpe's Fox

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5 hours ago, Donut said:

Everything "nige" built. So once again the league title was all pearson and all the problems are created by Ranieri.

 

I think quite a few might be in for a rude awakening if they think changing the manager will cure all. 

 

Do you think given last season Ranieri made a conscious decision to play this brand of "anti football" or do you think there might be more factors at play?

haha what's with the quote marks bud don't think it's a matter of opinion Nige's name was Nige.

 

Doesn't take a genius to work out Ranieri sets the game out to counterattack sides whether it's Bournemouth or Sunderland or Derby. When the team is low on confidence that won't work because when one goal goes in the game plan goes to pot and they're at a loss at what to do. Sooner or later someone will have to tell the side to go out and try to win games like the new managers at Hull and Swansea have done. You don't have to have to get a new manager in to do it because Nige did it but it works most of the time.

desertfox2

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Pearson builds a club looks like Ranieri manages a side. Not very well at the moment. Imagine if Walsh (part of Pearsons club) had not been able to convince Ranieri to take Kante over Mendy. Which took some convincing by all accounts. Last season would not have happened. Now it just looks like everything that was built and ready to manage has bit by bit been unravelled and eroded away. Someone has to step up and stop the rot.

 

It was poor from everyone at the club to not kick on after last year when we could have done a man city and got some quality players in the summer window when they would actually have considered us if the money was right. But its criminal to allow our club to be bit by bit torn apart and someone with some balls needs to do something about it. Now.

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