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Brendan Rodgers

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filbertway

filbertway

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1 minute ago, SemperEadem said:

I have come to the conclusion he will be here all season and likely the start of next. I think for Top it goes deeper than results its about saving face and him digging in saying Rodgers is his guy come what may. Possible status thing also has in football circles Rodgers is likely still seen as a 'name'. 

Much the same, it must be something more than footballing reasons. Surely the two diabolical runs of form and regression would be enough to have a manager sacked in normal circumstances. 

 

Only difference is that I personally think there'll be a mutual agreement in the summer to part ways. Mainly as Rodgers must realise that the job is absolutely huge in the summer and he'd have absolutely no hiding place if it went wrong.

ceebeefox

ceebeefox

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17 hours ago, Dames said:

Like it or not stereotyping is generally based in fact.

 

Either way go see for yourself, go and ask 20 people over 50 who Mitoma is and who he plays for and then ask the same question to 20 people under 40. We both know which group is more than likely to have the higher proportion of correct answers.

 

Its not a bad thing and i’m not throwing shade at anyone but it explains why a lot of fans from a certain group are still highly supportive of Rodgers, they just dont have the time or energy to be football mad whereas younger people do. 

Ha! Agree with most of that as a 63 year old, don’t know or often trust foreign players or managers, but, having played at a level that pays £100 a game nowadays, do know football and Rodgers isn’t for me!, and hasn’t been since even before the cup win brilliant as it was.

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dmayne7

dmayne7

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2 minutes ago, ealingfox said:

 

No chance, their fans would go apeshit and rightly so.

Why? The media narrative is that he's done an amazing job and even now is doing well as we've not backed him. Surely they'll just see that and go with it.

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Guppys Love Child

Guppys Love Child

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6 hours ago, Happy Fox said:

He probably will end up at Spurs in the summer.

Oh I so pray that happens..

 

1 We are finally rid of the  f...... c... b.. of a fraud

 

2 Apart from Man Utd, Spuds are the 2nd team I dislike the most, so for him to land there, have a good 6 Mths then start to imprint his horrendous template of BendanBall on them, that would be stupendous.  Also with him being this so called  "Elite manager"  going to a top 6 team, with the supposedly better calibre  of players at his disposal and the considerably better financial backing  he wouldn't be able to hide this time, and hopefully the world will finally see the true reality of what a crock of sh1t of a manager he really is.  To destroy the one thing apart for his ego that he prizes most of all, his reputation would be worth the last 20Mths + of torture he's inflicting on us at present 

 

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sacreblueits442

sacreblueits442

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8 hours ago, filbertway said:

Much the same, it must be something more than footballing reasons. Surely the two diabolical runs of form and regression would be enough to have a manager sacked in normal circumstances. 

 

Only difference is that I personally think there'll be a mutual agreement in the summer to part ways. Mainly as Rodgers must realise that the job is absolutely huge in the summer and he'd have absolutely no hiding place if it went wrong.

...what is happening in this window will make the summer window far more easier!!!

 

CosbehFox

CosbehFox

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22 hours ago, SemperEadem said:

I have come to the conclusion he will be here all season and likely the start of next. I think for Top it goes deeper than results its about saving face and him digging in saying Rodgers is his guy come what may. Possible status thing also as in football circles Rodgers is likely still seen as a 'name'. 

There's a large amount of truth in that and most of the media know it. 

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OliLCFC

OliLCFC

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lets see how he plays the Villa game, he's had the backing and should start Tete. Villa was never a easy game but we're more than capable of getting a result. 

Dames

Dames

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30 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Chips are down now. He's got no excuses left.

 

None at all. Needs to deliver now and fast.

An Sionnach

An Sionnach

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46 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Chips are down now. He's got no excuses left.

 

Don't worry , he has plenty in the locker. After all he wrote the big book of excuses. If they hammer us 5-0 he will explain it all away to the satisfaction of the media.

Mickyblueeyes

Mickyblueeyes

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6 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

Injuries 

needed these boys in the summer so I could work with them pre season 

 

there will be more 

That one is nailed on. 

 

He will then criticise them indirectly for not adapting to his superior coaching methods. 

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deep blue

deep blue

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On 29/01/2023 at 16:07, Dames said:

Like it or not stereotyping is generally based in fact.

 

Either way go see for yourself, go and ask 20 people over 50 who Mitoma is and who he plays for and then ask the same question to 20 people under 40. We both know which group is more than likely to have the higher proportion of correct answers.

 

Its not a bad thing and i’m not throwing shade at anyone but it explains why a lot of fans from a certain group are still highly supportive of Rodgers, they just dont have the time or energy to be football mad whereas younger people do. 

What a ridiculous comment, showing disrespect for the older supporters.  If retired then they have lots of time to invest in their interest in football and all things Leicester City.  They have also been following football for much longer than the younger generation and so have a much wider and deeper knowledge, having witnessed changes, and the ups and downs of football, over many years.

The Year Of The Fox

The Year Of The Fox

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Nothings going to change with a few new signings. I don’t know why people think it will.

 

Actually I’m wrong there. One thing will change. The new signings will be forced to. That YouTube video of Tete running forwards and attacking? Save the video. Won’t see much of that here 

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Simoken

Simoken

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4 minutes ago, The Year Of The Fox said:

Nothings going to change with a few new signings. I don’t know why people think it will.

 

Actually I’m wrong there. One thing will change. The new signings will be forced to. That YouTube video of Tete running forwards and attacking? Save the video. Won’t see much of that here 

call yourself a LCFC faithful. shameful :plancque:

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bovril

bovril

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Best case scenario is that we stay up, Rodgers spins it as his greatest against-all-the-odds achievement and the media buy it, another club employs him. 

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ealingfox

ealingfox

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He used 'not enough PL experience' for a side that had about 1000 PL appearances between them so he'll no doubt be eyeing that one up again with 3 players who haven't played in the league before coming in.

StanSP

StanSP

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3 minutes ago, The Year Of The Fox said:

I wouldn’t call myself that these days. Never be so turned off football in all my life 🤣

Really? Had no idea lol

 

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