Harry the Cat Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Today reminded me of the way we played under Holloway. Passionless and lacking any clear strategy, approach or style. We all know where that got us!
SouthernFox Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 I was Puel in for a long time. But now I realise I was being Honey Pueled. Something needs to change. It's not that I think Puel is a bad manager, I really don't, but we play like Arsenal played before Wenger left... It's like, Puel would have been great, 15 years ago.
winteriscoming Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Foolishly I was a puel in but after today I just have lost it with him.
Guest Kopfkino Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 I don't see how he can stay, truly humiliating today.
lcfcell Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Seems like after every home game we say “I’m not sure how he can stay” but this does feel a little different. 4-1 is complete humiliation
Bezzanator89 Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Purposefully did not vote in the last one, was very much on the fence. But today did it for me and a knee-jerk poll came up right on cue. Au revoir, Claude. The fans may not be of your concern, but the club is ours.
Mr Weller Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Tuesday will probably be D-Day for Puel. There’s a strong chance the club are reluctant to act until after Vichai’s funeral and were hoping not to have to but the moment relegation becomes a real possibility they will have no choice. Don't underestimate the affect Vichai’s death is still having on the club. My guess is that if we get a result on Tues Puel stays for now despite all the criticism.
iamafox Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 I've been Puel Out since the back end of last season. Nothing that he does will change my mind.
WestLothianFox Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Why dont managers resign anymore. I remember when we were gubbed by Everton 7-1, and Matt Gillies resigned after the game. Guess they are waiting for a big pay off. If I cant do my job correctly and get sacked, I dont get a large pay off, so why should an under performing manager? Do the club a favour Puel, and resign.
Robin JD Popley Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Been Puel Out for months now but today, sadly, exemplified what I have long feared. We are going backwards under this man and with next to no signs of stopping the rot. I hope today was the final straw and he goes imminently.
Happy Fox Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 5 minutes ago, Mr Weller said: Tuesday will probably be D-Day for Puel. There’s a strong chance the club are reluctant to act until after Vichai’s funeral and were hoping not to have to but the moment relegation becomes a real possibility they will have no choice. Don't underestimate the affect Vichai’s death is still having on the club. My guess is that if we get a result on Tues Puel stays for now despite all the criticism. Top sacked Nigel Pearson at Leuven, as I understand the mourning period for Vichai has ended.
Beechey Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Not voted in one of these since like the first one, but I voted "out" today. He's frankly lost it. That's tipped me over the edge. Before now I would have said keep him until the end of the season, but we're so close to really looking over our shoulders, I don't even know if we lose much by sacking him now, provided anyone we bring it has a similar philosophy.
Mr Weller Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Maybe but it’s not quite the same. There’s alot more money at stake at Leicester.
Bristol fox .... Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Just got home from the game and Puel has to go before its to late, where in freefall and should be very afraid. Hardly surprising with some of puels management. iheanacho right wing JOKE !! Gray number 10 JOKE !! Tilemans subbed instead of maddison JOKE !! Ghezzal JOKE !!
Kinowe Soorie Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Currently 30 nob heads say in. Nob heads.
Stoopid Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Claude. Fou le camp, mate. And while you're at it, va te faire foutre!
Trav Le Bleu Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 3 hours ago, lgfualol said: We just sacked Pearson from Leuven. No chance we let him touch the team, he'll probably put Vardy as a winger again. 3 hours ago, FoxInTheBirstallBox said: Would you prefer allerdyce? And there was me thinking I'd already seen the dumbest post of the day.
Mendi Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 February 23 2017: Claudio Ranieri sacked by #LCFC February 23 2019: Claude Puel's job under serious pressure
5waller5 Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 3 hours ago, brucey said: Right. I'll come out and say I still voted in (for now). Main reason being that the upcoming summer transfer window will be the most important window for the next few years, as many of the old timers contracts are expiring, freeing up funds to get the players that will shape our future. Puel's transfer windows have been proven to be excellent so far, certainly by far the best of any of our last few managers. If we got rid now and got in an interim/non-top choice manager to the end of the season, we risk ballsing up this upcoming window very badly (like the summer 2016 window), which could have long lasting negative effects. e.g. an interim / new manager might be keen to offer Morgan and Simpson contract extensions to curry favour with the senior players with the power in the dressing room (like Shakey with Ulloa etc) whereas we know Puel would quite like to get rid of them. The new manager may also just be shite at recruitment, or may not be able to spend enough time with the existing players to judge where the gaps are. I have always disliked Puel's style of football, haven't bothered watching games in months, and I'm still annoyed at him not taking the cups seriously. But as long as we still have a cushion of some type to the bottom 3, I am willing to take that risk of keeping him, in order to try getting to the summer window intact. We can sack him if we get sucked in to the relegation battle within the next few games, or sack him early next season if it's still not working out. I just don't think the decision needs to be made right now. Logic2.0
PAULCFC Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 I can see what Puel and the club are trying to do(Training ground,Younger Team etc) But in the Premier League and us Fans(especially at home) don't have the time for it.......i was there today and to be honest i wouldn't come back unless i wa a ST holder.So sadly out!
Ric Flair Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Not only are we still failing to score many goals, we are shipping goals at an alarming rate! Morgan will be back in again now, it's just revolting.
brucey Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 9 minutes ago, 5waller5 said: Logic2.0 What? My personal preference of not liking possession style football has nothing to do with what I believe is best for the club.
Guest Mickyblueeyes Posted 23 February 2019 Posted 23 February 2019 Did Kasper or Vardy ever come out and deny the recent controversies (I.e. swear gate and Peter’s comments)? If not, it gives the impression that two senior players do not want to distant themselves from controversies associated with their manager - which is strange. I personally thing Puel struggles to adapt. I appreciate he wants to change the style but the fundamental basics of management is getting the best out of your squad. He hasn’t done that. I think we both need a fresh start.
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