Gazza M Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 His pedigree is top notch. I wouldn't call him a long term solution. He very much looked like a walking corpse at the end of his Man City career!
Dan Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 Could do worse. He's got a decent track record with smaller sides.
foxfanazer Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 Just now, Dan LCFC said: Could do worse. He's got a decent track record with smaller sides. Doesn’t matter, he could still do well at a massive club like us
yorkie1999 Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 Yes, if only for his chant. Rudkin went to china in a Lamborghini brought us back a manager Manuel Pellegrini Although it probably would touch a nerve at the moment.
gerrytaggart Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 if we cant tempt Coleman or Billy Davis then Id settle for Pellegrini.
Izzy Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 It would be just like Ranieri following Pearson all over again. Pellegrini comes in, wins us the league and Shakey gets all the credit. Everyones a winner baby!
Kasey Keller Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 The bloke looks ill, like he's been told he's only got three months to live.
Izzy Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 1 minute ago, Kasey Keller said: The bloke looks ill, like he's been told he's only got three months to live. Just enough time to get us to 40 points
the fox Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 i would be more than happy with him but, would much rather a young coach (preferably under 45) to build a long term project and stay for atleast the next 5-10 years. i know he is a big name and i also know that leicester doesn't exactly have the big "club" profile to pick and choose but a young good coach like poch would be great.
Jaspa Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 2 minutes ago, Kasey Keller said: The bloke looks ill, like he's been told he's only got three months to live. He gets by on blood mate Dont watch if squeamish
mod hero Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 Just spoke to my Man City pal. says they played some lovely free flowing attacking football and scored 150 odd goals in his first season in all comps. when things got tough though he had no plan B.
Happy Fox Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 1 minute ago, mod hero said: Just spoke to my Man City pal. says they played some lovely free flowing attacking football and scored 150 odd goals in his first season in all comps. when things got tough though he had no plan B. Well let’s hope he sticks to his plan A ?
Dan Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 10 minutes ago, Kasey Keller said: The bloke looks ill, like he's been told he's only got three months to live. What a way to go out. Three months working under Rudkin.
David Hankey Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 Pellegrini would certainly be an improvement on Shakey.
dayday Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 5 minutes ago, mod hero said: Just spoke to my Man City pal. says they played some lovely free flowing attacking football and scored 150 odd goals in his first season in all comps. when things got tough though he had no plan B. Yep that's pretty much what happened, the final season he was in charge they was going backwards. All managers have there day, and his best days are behind him.
Gerard Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 4 minutes ago, the fox said: i would be more than happy with him but, would much rather a young coach (preferably under 45) to build a long term project and stay for atleast the next 5-10 years. i know he is a big name and i also know that leicester doesn't exactly have the big "club" profile to pick and choose but a young good coach like poch would be great. Pellegrini to be manager with this guy as his assistant with the intention of grooming him for the main job. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Potter He's took a 4th tier Swedish side to the top division, won the cup and now tops his Europa group in front of Atletico Bilbao, Hertha Berlin and knocked out Galatasaray in the preliminary round. A degree and a masters in leadership and emotional intelligence suggests he has the brains and people skills. He's also played professionally for 10 years at PL level but mainly Championship level. He looks to me to have an almost perfect profile to be a top manager if given the chance.
Collymore Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 1 minute ago, dayday said: All managers have there day, and his best days are behind him. ...is what Ranieri heard on the radio, driving into the KP, for his first day at work as Leicester City manager.
Sir Shep Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 So long as he doesn't stick with 442 then I'll be happy.
GaelicFox Posted 20 October 2017 Author Posted 20 October 2017 3 minutes ago, Gerard said: Pellegrini to be manager with this guy as his assistant with the intention of grooming him for the main job. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Potter He's took a 4th tier Swedish side to the top division, won the cup and now tops his Europa group in front of Atletico Bilbao, Hertha Berlin and knocked out Galatasaray in the preliminary round. A degree and a masters in leadership and emotional intelligence suggests he has the brains and people skills. He's also played professionally for 10 years at PL level but mainly Championship level. He looks to me to have an almost perfect profile to be a top manager if given the chance. Are you potters agent ?
Loves2spooge Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 Claudio offered us pizza after every game ? What's he gonna do if we have a clean sheet ?
urban.spaceman Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 1 minute ago, Loves2spooge said: Claudio offered us pizza after every game ? What's he gonna do if we have a clean sheet ? Chilli
desertfox2 Posted 20 October 2017 Posted 20 October 2017 16 minutes ago, 4everfox said: In the 2013/14 season when Manchester City last won the league, they scored an English football record of 151 goals in all competitions. Finished 2nd in La Liga with Villareal and semi finals of Champions league. Took Malaga to Champions league quarters Left Man City with the 5th highest win % in prem history 96 points in a season with Real Madrid. Great contacts. Great manager. Just hope we can get him in and he doesn't take the Chile managers job instead
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