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tetly

Next manager ( who do you want ).

By tetly, in Leicester City Forum

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Chico1958

Chico1958

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Just now, Jimmy said:

Defoe has signed for Bournemouth already

Sorry Buddy...... Didn't know that, I'd still take a fit Sakho though  :thumbup:

AmarteyAndChill

AmarteyAndChill

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6 minutes ago, Chico1958 said:

Now I thought it would go the other way

 

We get a new manager...... Shakespeare quits and joins Sam at Palace

 

But hey ho, could go the other way, he did get Palace playing some decent stuff

 

But he can only come if he brings a fit Sakho and Defoe  :ph34r:

Shakspeare still has an assistant contract, 2 years left

Chico1958

Chico1958

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4 minutes ago, AmarteyAndChill said:

Shakspeare still has an assistant contract, 2 years left

 

4 minutes ago, AmarteyAndChill said:

But hey ho, could go the other way, he did get Palace playing some decent stuff

 

I think that says it all.......... Could go the other way Sam comes here and Shakespeare is still assistant  :thumbup:

Jimmy

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Sam is one of the few people were we to appoint him manager I feel we wouldn't then have to sack Shakey completely from the club

ALC Fox

ALC Fox

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Shakey first choice for me. He deserves his shot.

 

If not Shakey then Big Sam with Shakey as assistant working with Sammy Lee is the next best thing.

 

For all the question marks over Allardyce, he worked wonders at Bolton, was better at Newcastle with the squad he had than they'll have you believe, did well at Blackburn and saved both Sunderland and Palace.

 

Here he would get owners who aren't aftaid to put their hands in their pockets and a club that is structurally set up like one of the big boys from a professional point of view. So many players and ex-players have said how amazing it is the first time they arrive at the training ground.

 

With the squad we have currently and a few of Big Sam's inspired signings, he can actually have a shot at the big time again. He finished 6th with Bolton once and I think he could be aiming for top 6 possibly top 4 with us. It might be a case of blue-tinted specs, but I think he would be a great fit here.

 

Saying all this though, let me reiterate that I prefer Shakespeare purely for what he's done for us over the years and for how he's galvanised the team since Claudio was sacked. Atletico at home convinced me he can be a successful manager.

AmarteyAndChill

AmarteyAndChill

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9 minutes ago, ALC Fox said:

Shakey first choice for me. He deserves his shot.

 

If not Shakey then Big Sam with Shakey as assistant working with Sammy Lee is the next best thing.

 

For all the question marks over Allardyce, he worked wonders at Bolton, was better at Newcastle with the squad he had than they'll have you believe, did well at Blackburn and saved both Sunderland and Palace.

 

Here he would get owners who aren't aftaid to put their hands in their pockets and a club that is structurally set up like one of the big boys from a professional point of view. So many players and ex-players have said how amazing it is the first time they arrive at the training ground.

 

With the squad we have currently and a few of Big Sam's inspired signings, he can actually have a shot at the big time again. He finished 6th with Bolton once and I think he could be aiming for top 6 possibly top 4 with us. It might be a case of blue-tinted specs, but I think he would be a great fit here.

 

Saying all this though, let me reiterate that I prefer Shakespeare purely for what he's done for us over the years and for how he's galvanised the team since Claudio was sacked. Atletico at home convinced me he can be a successful manager.

He's also very shrewd in the transfer market. 

brucey

brucey

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5 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said:

£12.5m for Jeffery Schlupp.

January prices. And he helped keep them up, so it was well worth it from their point of view.

49er

49er

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5 minutes ago, AmarteyAndChill said:

David Wagner ideally but I'd take big Sam 

Wagner and Sam. All we now need in Simon Cowell and we will have our own version of the X-Factor

mozartfox

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6 minutes ago, weller54 said:

Agree. I'm a massive fan of Big Sam too.... 

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#bigbangers- getthemin

MPH

MPH

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1 hour ago, ALC Fox said:

Shakey first choice for me. He deserves his shot.

 

If not Shakey then Big Sam with Shakey as assistant working with Sammy Lee is the next best thing.

 

For all the question marks over Allardyce, he worked wonders at Bolton, was better at Newcastle with the squad he had than they'll have you believe, did well at Blackburn and saved both Sunderland and Palace.

 

Here he would get owners who aren't aftaid to put their hands in their pockets and a club that is structurally set up like one of the big boys from a professional point of view. So many players and ex-players have said how amazing it is the first time they arrive at the training ground.

 

With the squad we have currently and a few of Big Sam's inspired signings, he can actually have a shot at the big time again. He finished 6th with Bolton once and I think he could be aiming for top 6 possibly top 4 with us. It might be a case of blue-tinted specs, but I think he would be a great fit here.

 

Saying all this though, let me reiterate that I prefer Shakespeare purely for what he's done for us over the years and for how he's galvanised the team since Claudio was sacked. Atletico at home convinced me he can be a successful manager.

 

 

 

You'd also get a corrupt ( allegedly) individual who would completely clash with the owners' squeaky clean image.

BenTheFox

BenTheFox

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1 minute ago, ROB-THE-BLUE said:

Sounds like he's retiring from football completely from what Sky have said

Watch him walk straight into another job. He's a slippery customer. 

Wymsey

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I noticed on the below website (Sky) that the 'Next Leicester Manager Odds' has been removed very recently, having monitored it for around a couple of weeks.

So perhaps a decision has already been made internally and just bits and pieces needing sorted before any announcement is made? :unsure:

 

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BenTheFox

BenTheFox

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1 minute ago, AmarteyAndChill said:

Big Sam is retiring, says he won't take Another job In football 

What he says and what he does are two separate things. He'll be back in another job by December. 

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