foxes_rule1978 Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 1 minute ago, Sublime_Coatsworth said: You don't know that, no one knows that. Despite the greatest achievement in this clubs history he wasn't given the chance. Disgraceful. I know it because the players didn't play for him....
Babylon Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 8 minutes ago, Lesteban said: Analysis of 18 seasons of football: When a sustained performance drop occurs, the statistically optimal decision is to keep the manager. Second best choice is for the manager to depart voluntarily. The statistically worst choice is to sack the manager. We have made, statistically, the worst decision available. Worst decision for what? This isn't just about staying up, this is about next season and beyond whatever league we're in. Anyone watching us would know the stats means sod all. We've shown nothing, absolutely nothing to suggest we could stay up. If we had, he'd still be here.
Ron Combo Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 It's already fading out on Twitter, by tomorrow we will be forgotten. With a bit of luck. Anyhoo, FORZA LEICESTER!
lcfcdamo Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 13 minutes ago, Lesteban said: Analysis of 18 seasons of football: When a sustained performance drop occurs, the statistically optimal decision is to keep the manager. Second best choice is for the manager to depart voluntarily. The statistically worst choice is to sack the manager. We have made, statistically, the worst decision available. Statistically you are wrong and time will tell
foxes_rule1978 Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 Just now, SystonFox said: Will he still get a statue? I do hope so, he deserves it. Delivered the greatest moment in the clubs history
Guest Mickyblueeyes Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 Seriously some of the comments. Happy "if we go down" you what? For those who love Ranieri/Pearson/O'Neil they've gone leave with them if you wish. For those who love Leicester City - we are still here and fighting away. The club was in turmoil. The CLUB was suffering.
Mezeker Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 Villas Boas was sacked after Chelsea's first leg in the knockout rounds, lets hope the parallels continue.
lcfcdamo Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 1 minute ago, Mickyblueeyes said: Seriously some of the comments. Happy "if we go down" you what? For those who love Ranieri/Pearson/O'Neil they've gone leave with them if you wish. For those who love Leicester City - we are still here and fighting away. The club was in turmoil. The CLUB was suffering. 100% argee
smr Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 7 minutes ago, Sublime_Coatsworth said: You don't know that, no one knows that. Despite the greatest achievement in this clubs history he wasn't given the chance. Disgraceful. As disgraceful as the owners not sacking him before he'd have hypothetically got us relegated?
Lesteban Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 10 minutes ago, Babylon said: Worst decision for what? This isn't just about staying up, this is about next season and beyond whatever league we're in. Anyone watching us would know the stats means sod all. We've shown nothing, absolutely nothing to suggest we could stay up. If we had, he'd still be here. "Stats" meaning possession etc do generally mean sod all. This is points won after sacking managers, and takes into account a decent time period after the sacking. Points are fairly fundamental, as stats go. League tables are sort of based on it.
lgfualol Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 Can you imagine his little face when they told him the news. It hurts.
Sublime_Coatsworth Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 12 minutes ago, foxes_rule1978 said: I know it because the players didn't play for him.... So you've personally spoken with the players then?
foxes_rule1978 Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 1 minute ago, lgfualol said: Can you imagine his little face when they told him the news. It hurts. He has helped his reputation despite this season, after Greece everyone thought he was a joke. Plus I'm sure he had a nice pay off, and he can certainly walk away with his head held high knowing he did achieve greatness here
TheUltimateWinner Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 1 minute ago, lgfualol said: Can you imagine his little face when they told him the news. It hurts. After seeing how happy he was yesterday after vardys goal... It must have crushed him...
Max Wall Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 2 hours ago, Melbourne Fuchs said: If we don't stay up after this, the players should be ashamed and we as fans have every right to be livid. Whether we stay up or not the players should be ashamed.
Tuna Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 3 minutes ago, lgfualol said: Can you imagine his little face when they told him the news. It hurts. Apparantly Rudkin phoned him at East Midlands Airport and delivered the bad news. So sad.
HankMarvin Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 " The cracks could be seen as far back at the 5-0 trouncing in Porto when Srivaddhanaprabha was observed having a heated discussion with Rudkin at half-time at the Estadio do Dragao, frustrated at what he had seen as a cause of Ranieri's rotation policy. "
UPinCarolina Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 Just now, TheUltimateWinner said: After seeing how happy he was yesterday after vardys goal... It must have crushed him... I don't want to think about it.
Sublime_Coatsworth Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 9 minutes ago, smr said: As disgraceful as the owners not sacking him before he'd have hypothetically got us relegated? Or 'hypothetically' had him keep us up! Fact is no one knows. However I believe that after what he did, he earned the right to a chance.
HankMarvin Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 4 minutes ago, lgfualol said: Can you imagine his little face when they told him the news. It hurts. Legend has it, ever since he heard the news he just lets his spectacles sit at the end of his nose.
NewEnglandFox Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 What terrible timing. Sack him after Swansea. Sack him after Millwall. Don't sack him after a champions league tie we're still in.
foxes_rule1978 Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 2 minutes ago, Sublime_Coatsworth said: So you've personally spoken with the players then? I just feel there were rifts between him with both players and staff... I didn't want him to go but I also feel it is our best opportunity to sort this mess out. I love the guy which Leicester fan couldn't after what he did for us. Like Mourinho at Chelsea you can't keep a manager that doesn't have backing from his own players and staff
gw_leics772 Posted 23 February 2017 Posted 23 February 2017 33 minutes ago, Will Loz said: I guess you are going to ask Lineker how long he has been a suporter too when he said " After all that Claudio Ranieri has done for Leicester City, to sack him now is inexplicable, unforgivable and gut-wrenchingly sad" Some of us just are not fickle nob heads who belong to generation Y - the millennia's who don't know the meaning to loyalty, winning and losing together and just want everything now. He can **** off as well. He has publicly slated most of] his decisions and then slated his sacking. If he doesnt understand the reasons why, some might recommend he takes a look at his twitter history. The ones with his name at the top will give him a few clues.
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