Johnthefoxrayner Posted 20 February 2017 Posted 20 February 2017 On 18/02/2017 at 23:26, Sharpe's Fox said: Nige Nige Nige NO NO NO!
Wymsey Posted 20 February 2017 Posted 20 February 2017 A shame the season isn't already over for Ranieri's sake. Personally don't think things will get worse in the league, but believe if we have an average couple of months now and then don't beat Sunderland (who look very poor) in April, that could be the final straw and a clear message that the situation is on a cliff-edge.
Tielemans63 Posted 20 February 2017 Posted 20 February 2017 22 hours ago, Blue Fox 72 said: Roy Keane for me if we couldn't get Saint Martin. Can't believe I just Googled Saint-Martin thinking it was some up and coming French manager It was only after it returned no results that I realised. Pleb.
Tuna Posted 20 February 2017 Posted 20 February 2017 18 minutes ago, Johnthefoxrayner said: NO NO NO! Dont worry we aren't trying to make you go to rehab.
Guest Mickyblueeyes Posted 20 February 2017 Posted 20 February 2017 How about Javi Garcia. I think he is currently at Rubin Kazan. His work at Malaga is similar to what would work here.
justfoxes Posted 20 February 2017 Posted 20 February 2017 3 hours ago, Johnthefoxrayner said: NO NO NO! You forgot to say FFS NOOOOOOOOOO !!
bald reynard Posted 20 February 2017 Posted 20 February 2017 1 hour ago, justfoxes said: Roberto Mancini ? Alan Pardew ? YES !! NO !!
bald reynard Posted 20 February 2017 Posted 20 February 2017 1 hour ago, justfoxes said: You forgot to say FFS NOOOOOOOOOO !! I'll say it - FFS, PEARSON, NOOOOOOOOOO!!
Marvin Posted 20 February 2017 Posted 20 February 2017 Shakey is all we need. Wouldn't cost much either.
WigstonWanderer Posted 21 February 2017 Posted 21 February 2017 What happened to Sanchez Flores? He seemed to do ok at Watford but was sacked anyway.
Foxxed Posted 21 February 2017 Posted 21 February 2017 Monk's the only one who excites me, a manager who had one decent possibly lucky season, had another which was dogshit and finally turned around Leeds to hover in the play offs, but I doubt he'll leave mid way through his first Leeds season, and if they get promotion he certainly won't leave, and if they fade away he may not be good enough, although if they do well but just fall short and he hankers to move back to the East Midlands then it's a possibility. Although Ranners does wear that coat made in Leicestershire.
Sly Posted 21 February 2017 Author Posted 21 February 2017 It's a tough one for sure. I'd anticipated the club to go with a more experienced Manager.
mozartfox Posted 21 February 2017 Posted 21 February 2017 Not sure if we could snatch him away from Boreham Wood (as they are probably bigger than us now), but what about giving Junior Lewis a go?
davieG Posted 21 February 2017 Posted 21 February 2017 Posted by: Greg Stubley February 21, 2017 in Opinion, Premier League, Slider Articles Comments Premier League champions Leicester have constantly struggled throughout this season leaving many to suggest the unthinkable and actually sack manager Claudio Ranieri. Despite winning England’s top tier last season and entering the last 16 of the Champions League, the Italian has come under a lot of scrutiny from not only pundits but also his own fans! So we at It’s Round and It’s White, take a look at five potential candidates to replace Ranieri, should he depart the King Power stadium. Sean Dyche The Burnley boss’ achievements at Turf Moor are something to be admired and his ability to get the best out of players is recognisable as well. Whilst he is touted with unfair comments for his 4-4-2 formation preference, it’s worth remembering that Ranieri used this tactic for Leicester’s title-winning campaign last year. In addition, Dyche has shown what he can do with a little bit of money, as proved by the Clarets’ Premier League performances this season. Should Ranieri leave, Dyche could be an excellent appointment for the Foxes. Roy Hodgson The69-year-oldd has not touched management since his departure from the England job last summer, but Leicester may be tempted to give the former Liverpool boss a deal until the end of the season at least, in an attempt to resurrect their campaign. Hodgson has experience of leading sides out of the bottom three, performing wonders at clubs such as Fulham and West Brom. Whilst the prospect of Hodgson arriving is not an attractive long-term proposition, the need to stay in the division could be the temptation Leicester need to bring him in. Gary Rowett If Leicester wants to bring in someone who can be a more long-term option, then they could do a lot worse than to appoint former Foxes defender Gary Rowett. The42-year-old spent two years at Leicester during his playing days and has already displayed very fine attributes as a manager for both Burton Albion and Birmingham. Whilst Rowett has no experience of Premier League football as a gaffer, Leicester might want someone who can add some fresh ideas in their bid to survive. Jürgen Klinsmann The German has been without a job after being sacked as head coach of the United States national team in November last year but with experience of working with big names, Leicester may fancy a move to bring the former Tottenham striker in as manager. Klinsmann has experience managing Bayern Munich and Germany’s national team and is probably eager to manage in the Premier League, and Leicester could be that club to give him the opportunity to do so. Ryan Giggs The former Manchester United winger has been pretty much linked with every job going in the Premier League since leaving Old Trafford as assistant to Louis Van Gaal last summer. The Welshman is desperate for his first permanent manager role having only been caretaker for the Red Devils during the 2013/14 campaign. Giggs, who has previously been linked with the likes of Swansea, will be a risky move considering his lack of experience but judging by his honours as a player, it may turn out to be the right one if Leicester decides to appoint the 43-year-old.
Jon the Hat Posted 21 February 2017 Posted 21 February 2017 Christ what a list. Would take Dyche or Rowett I suppose. To be honest, any out of work manager would probably take £2M for 3 months work with £1M bonus for staying up.
norwichfox Posted 21 February 2017 Posted 21 February 2017 Don't like Hodgson or Klinsman, failed International managers are OK walking into a squad firing on all cylinders, ours is firing like a Raleigh Flying wheel from 50 years ago found at the bottom of the cut. I'd take Dyche at a stretch if we stay in PL, and would welcome Rowett if we were to go down
Simo86 Posted 21 February 2017 Posted 21 February 2017 I'd probably take Rowett out of that list. Dyche at a push, but I wouldn't want to listen to his gravelly voice every interview
bluebeau Posted 22 February 2017 Posted 22 February 2017 I don't understand why Alan Curbishley has not got back into football management since he was sacked by Charlton Athletic. He did a great job during his time with them. I like the guy & would like to bring him to City if Claudio goes. The bookies list is pathetic, not a good manager on it. God help us!
HankMarvin Posted 22 February 2017 Posted 22 February 2017 3 minutes ago, bluebeau said: I don't understand why Alan Curbishley has not got back into football management since he was sacked by Charlton Athletic. He did a great job during his time with them. I like the guy & would like to bring him to City if Claudio goes. The bookies list is pathetic, not a good manager on it. God help us! He did he was West Ham manager won 7 from 9 also sacked from Technical director of football at Fulham after a brief spell
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