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Puel Gone - Official

By Guest Mee-9, in Leicester City Forum

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Foxxed

Foxxed

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Understandable.

 

I keep thinking back to Christmas. Hamza, Ndidi and Mendy were providing the defensive solidarity we need. But we were hardly an exciting attacking team. Then Puel seemed to cave to pressure to play attacking football against Wolves. And it was downhill from there.

 

I hope our academy doesn't suffer under our next manager.

The Doctor

The Doctor

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Just now, Lcfc82 said:

He will probably be gone as well. Stowell will be in charge 

So long as he's not kept till the end of the season, otherwise we'll have another season of Simpson, Morgan and Shinji to endure

Lesta Legend

Lesta Legend

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4 minutes ago, Beechey said:

I'll recognise the shift he put in, he's properly cleared out the deadwood and refreshed our squad with young faces. Shame it didn't work, but maybe he's just best for French football.

 

I hope we get someone in to continue that work.

 

Best of luck, Claude.

I’ll mirror the sentiment he did oversee important changes, that needed to be made. And the use of youth to the extent is something that is unrivalled at this level in this day and age. Something to be proud of and I hope a legacy that continues. 

 

However, it was painfully obvious that his system didn’t work, he was far to cautious and inflexible in his approach to adapt with the players we CURRENTLY have, no plan b, poor man management skills non existent. I hoped he’d of adapted implementing his own changes and in time his true system would have eventually evolved but alas he wasn’t gonna change. 

Tielemans63

Tielemans63

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I've no doubt he's a very good manager in France but he's just not suited to the English game.

 

Still think his philosophy was broadly correct and he's done some good work off the pitch but if you can't inspire the players then it's all academic.

 

Maybe I'm deluded but I still think, in the future we might look back on Puel's time and say he set the foundations for something good. Sacking him is sadly the only real option though.

MC Prussian

MC Prussian

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The wrong manager at the wrong time at the wrong club.

 

Thanks for allowing more youngsters to play in the first team, but the football on show and the results have been mostly terrible.

Six games without a win.

Losing against Newport in the cup, in front of a live TV audience.

Uninspiring football at times.

Lack of goals.

4-2-3-bloody-1.

Overcomplicated build-up in matches.

Fatal persistence with your favourites within the squad (Mendy, Ndidi, Ghezzal, Morgan to some extent).

Lack of motivational skills.

Tactically not flexible enough (no plan B).

Dull public persona.

No connection with the fans at any given point during his tenure (keeping his distance).

Platitudes and excuses in front of the camera.

 

Getting the sack is the only logical consequence.

 

All the best back in France - you're just not made for the Premier League. Sorry.

reynard

reynard

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I wasn't a fan but I take no pleasure in someone losing his/her job.

Good luck to him in the future.

 

Where we go from here who knows. I'm afraid I don't have much confidence in our senior management to appoint the right person, their track record is more misses than hits.

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