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Ranieri - would you take him back tomorrow?

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Would you? 

 

For me, I would absolutely love us to go back for him. A really horrible feeling about why and how be left us.

 

Pearson deserves massive credit for out title win but I'd love Ranieri to get the opportunity to build again.

 

Never been a Puel fan and Leicester are so uninspiring under him. 

 

Such a shame after what we've seen achieved 

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No. I love him but he showed absolutely no ability to turn us around and I was genuinely fearing relegation. The Millwall game pushed me over the edge.

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Just now, Wymeswold fox said:

Really hope we win on Saturday, else will fear what threads are made after the game..

Question isn't really about Puel, what the man achieved is incredible, never wanted him sacked in the first place 

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I would have him for dinner, I would serve him my best bottle of wine.  I would give him the key to our house.

 

But I wouldn't have him back to manage the LCFC of 2018-19.  And I wouldn't wish it on him.  Way too much baggage for an old gentleman to lift.

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Just now, Brooksy said:

I'd prefer Nige

Interesting.

One of the greatest managers in our clubs history without doubt.

His work took us from league one to premier league title winners.

I wouldn't say no to his return either 

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Definitely not. Amazing character and awful how everything ended but we have evolved and are a completely different footballing side now. I think it would be a complete mess if he came back in and started changing things. 

 

If we do change, then we need a continuation of the good things Puel has done here, i.e youth investment and playing style but obviously someone who can also address the failings or future failings of Puel if he does indeed get the sack at some point. 

 

Howe or Rodgers tick those boxes for me, but Puel still needs a chance to get it right first. 

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I believe he had alot of issues outside of the club which I think affected his second season. Another thing to take into account, unlike the previous transfer window where Claudio had Steve Walsh as his director of football making the signings in his second window it was Jon Rudkin, I always wonder if alot targets were missed in that summer of 2016.

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3 minutes ago, koop. said:

Question isn't really about Puel, what the man achieved is incredible, never wanted him sacked in the first place 

We’d be playing championship football if he’d had not been sacked. 

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5 minutes ago, koop. said:

I'd love Ranieri to get the opportunity to build again.

He didn't really build anything in the first place. Yes he made excellent use of what was already here. Could he do the same with current squad? Who knows?

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No.

 

It would be a disaster.

 

The rate we tumbled under him worried me, as amazing as the first year was.

 

We'd also look a total joke.

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1 minute ago, STUHILL said:

Definitely not. Amazing character and awful how everything ended but we have evolved and are a completely different footballing side now. I think it would be a complete mess if he came back in and started changing things. 

 

If we do change, then we need a continuation of the good things Puel has done here, i.e youth investment and playing style but obviously someone who can also address the failings or future failings of Puel if he does indeed get the sack at some point. 

 

Howe or Rodgers tick those boxes for me, but Puel still needs a chance to get it right first. 

Has the playing style change been a success?

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5 minutes ago, koop. said:

We went back for Pearson and it worked out fairly well?

Thing is Pearson was building but was shafted by Hoos/Mandaric. We would have gone down under Ranieri

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Just now, OhYesNdidi said:

No way. Raneiri had us playing some of the worst football in recent memory. 

Unsure I agree with that. short memory 

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1 minute ago, koop. said:

Has the playing style change been a success?

Well we’ve not really been in a relegation battle since he’s arrived, something that’s not happened since we came up (bar 15/16)

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1 minute ago, FoxyPalace.com said:

Nigel came here twice.

 

Ranieri its not impossible.

 

Pearson without Shakespeare and Walsh has done nothing to warrant being linked with a Premier League club

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