Puel In or Out poll 5/5/18.

[Leicester_Loyal]

21 minutes ago, Tuna said:

If you cannot communicate adequately with your staff then you have problems. Bloke still uses a translator for interviews.

 

Players look confused and we know there have been reports of players not understanding him.

 

Maybe harsh on Claude but that's our problem, and it isn't going to get better. He'll manage again in France and most likely do well. But he cannot change the language issues, nor his dour and uninspiring personality.

 

He has to go. Not for us now or in the future. 

 

 

 

I'm not saying learning a new language is easy, but he's been in England for 2 seasons now and still uses a translator?

Edited 5 May 2018 by Leicester_Loyal

[Suzie the Fox]

I so wanted him to stay... to make it work... to turn it around. 

 

Last weeks game was a game changer. For a whole week i was pissed at the result and how we played, however after reading the player apologies and the subsequent letter from the chairman backing him, i still had some hope. 

 

But today's game was boring and effortless and sadly i've succumb to the masses and think its best for us and Puel that he goes. 

 

Im all for giving chances but with no signs of improvement and only deterioration there is no other option. 

[Kitchandro]

32 minutes ago, AKCJ said:

I’m on the fence.

 

if the owners are going to keep him then they have to back him in the transfer market because this team clearly isn’t fit for his brand of football.

 

But if they sack him then they need to have an idea of who they want and they need to get the right man in.

 

Sacking for the sake of sacking is the reason why we have done **** all for over a year now.

 

We’ve sacked managers because we were playing hopelessly, no other reason.

 

The problem is they have no idea what to look for in a manager and so have now hired 2 in a row who I said from very early on would never work here.

 

As for backing this tool in the transfer market, they’d have to be insane. This ‘brand’ of football is hateful.

[somebum]

2 minutes ago, Leicester_Loyal said:

 

I'm not saying learning a new language is easy, but he's been in England for 2 seasons now and still uses a translator?

 

Its a Leicester ting

[Sol thewall Bamba]

Never in my LCFC life have I been baying for a manager's head until now. 

 

Fundamental changes needed from Rudkin downwards. 

[Legend_in_blue]

I couldn't quite hear him on the radio, despite speakers at 100%, but did he just say we played "with intensiteeeee" and that there wasn't anything "fundamentally wrong with the performaaaance?"

 

Blokes off his rocker.

[Tuna]

8 minutes ago, LestaAl said:

Anybody bothered about his comments on RL....

he is just mumbling rubbish.....

Out now!

To be fair Stringer is asking the questions 

[ithuriel]

Just now, Legend_in_blue said:

I couldn't quite hear him on the radio, despite speakers at 100%, but did he just say we played "with intensiteeeee" and that there wasn't anything "fundamentally wrong with the performaaaance?"

 

Blokes off his rocker.

Does he realise we were the ones playing in blue? maybe he is colour blind

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

Love how everyone that's been bashing the 'out' drum for weeks can't seem to get it into their heads that it is possible to change your mind after a dismal run of form.

 

DO U OWE ME A APOLOGY?!?! I WA SAYING THIS AS SOON AS HE COME IN

No one owes anybody a bloody apology, get over yourselves for crying out loud. Sorry some of us had patience.

[Guest Mee-9]

The lack of charisma in that interview.

 

Jesus.

[Dan]

He's got to go. I'm not one who demands instant success but we are on a downward trajectory under this bloke and for all I like some of his ideas, there's no way he'll implement them without the fans on board and without the players too.

 

Puel out.

[Ted Maul]

If you can't get any sort of reaction after a humiliating loss, then it's time to go.

[TheMightySystem]

Now want him out based on today. Talks of experimenting then decides to persist with Morgan, ignore our U23 defenders who have been good this season, keep Mahrez in the team despite being god awful and wants to leave in the summer, brings off our 2 youngsters who were putting in effort when others wern't and replaces them with players that we already know about instead of giving Barnes and Thomas 30 minutes to see if they can play a part for next season.

The only positive I can take from his stint in charge is that Choudhury has been steady when given chances and could be a solid backup next season, if he used the games remaining to test out other youth prospects then im sure some would be more forgiving as it would be visible he is trying new things. As it stands he is using players he already realises don't work in his tactic and isn't changing to acompany them which is fair enough if he had just came in 5 games ago but after this length of time he should know which areas need replacing in his system and should be trying other options to see if anyone else can do the job that he wants them to do.

[Dr The Singh]

IN just to piss you lot off

[J.Lisemore]

Diabolical. I don't think any of us could set up the team any worse. Put it down to a bad mistake Top and get rid of this crook.

[Kitchandro]

4 minutes ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said:

Love how everyone that's been bashing the 'out' drum for weeks can't seem to get it into their heads that it is possible to change your mind after a dismal run of form.

 

DO U OWE ME A APOLOGY?!?! I WA SAYING THIS AS SOON AS HE COME IN

No one owes anybody a bloody apology, get over yourselves for crying out loud. Sorry some of us had patience.

It’s got nothing to do with patience, you just lacked the common sense and insight to see that the way Puel (and Shakespeare) wanted us to play football was always going to end in disaster.

 

Disagreement is one thing, but after some of the arrogant, disrespectful comments that have been seen on here in the past 6 months to people who doubted Puel, you deserve to look a fool.

 

I think some of you care more about looking positive to other people than the future of the club.

 

When he is sacked I’d love to see the look on some people’s faces. 

[Silva Fox]

If I could see just the slightest glimmer of hope I'd be prepared to give him a transfer window and at least another half a season but I don't see a single player that has improved under his leadership and we have lost all the positive attributes of our play. Time to go and the sooner the better.

[SuperMike]

40 minutes ago, Mee-9 said:

I'd rather see Paolo Sousa in charge.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Ant and Dec yes - but not Sousa!

[iamafox]

I defended Puel until the Palace debacle last week.

 

Today just further illustrated why he must go. The least I expected was a positive response from the 5-0 embarrassment, and I was proved right.

Edited 5 May 2018 by iamafox

[lgfualol]

Go but only if he takes some of the old boys with him.

 

Need a completely refreshing approach. Puel seems to have lost the plot like 3 of the last managers. Something stinks.

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

7 minutes ago, Kitchandro said:

It’s got nothing to do with patience, you just lacked the common sense and insight to see that the way Puel (and Shakespeare) wanted us to play football was always going to end in disaster.

 

Disagreement is one thing, but after some of the arrogant, disrespectful comments that have been seen on here in the past 6 months to people who doubted Puel, you deserve to look a fool.

 

I think some of you care more about looking positive to other people than the future of the club.

 

When he is sacked I’d love to see the look on some people’s faces. 

 

I've been neither here nor there - what's the view like from that high horse of yours?

[AlloverthefloorYesNdidi]

8 minutes ago, Kitchandro said:

It’s got nothing to do with patience, you just lacked the common sense and insight to see that the way Puel (and Shakespeare) wanted us to play football was always going to end in disaster.

 

Disagreement is one thing, but after some of the arrogant, disrespectful comments that have been seen on here in the past 6 months to people who doubted Puel, you deserve to look a fool.

 

I think some of you care more about looking positive to other people than the future of the club.

 

When he is sacked I’d love to see the look on some people’s faces. 

I kind of wouldnt mind seeing him go now

 

But if they do sack him i'm still going to point the finger at those that wanted rid all along and say "if only we'd given him a transfer window he'd probably have bossed it"

 

[Livid]

Enough

[Stan]

25 minutes ago, Legend_in_blue said:

I couldn't quite hear him on the radio, despite speakers at 100%, but did he just say we played "with intensiteeeee" and that there wasn't anything "fundamentally wrong with the performaaaance?"

 

Blokes off his rocker.

No, he didn’t say anything of the sort.

[Singha Beer Is Good!]

I would vote sack him, especially after the recent performances but who does the club replace him with?

 

It needs to be someone who the club is prepared to back and has the strength of character to make the changes in player personnel necessary to get the club back on an upward curve rather than relegation mire we are heading for in 2019!