fuchsntf Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 Whoooooooa you do the relegation-oki… put your left wing in, Your right wing out, in…out.in..out shake em all about you do the relegation-Koki & you turn around… & that’s what it’s all about…. whoooooa the relega-hoki whoooaaa the blind clueless fans doki Rodgers ra…ra…ra knees bent,arms up then turn around…. 1
st albans fox Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 If we lose to both Brentford and palace (and deserve to) then he won’t survive that 1
Lineker's Left Foot Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 Just now, st albans fox said: If we lose to both Brentford and palace (and deserve to) then he won’t survive that Think he will unfortunately; although what @Wymseysays, Top takes a long time to make the decision so the sacking may occur 🙏
Popular Post gerblod Posted 12 March 2023 Popular Post Posted 12 March 2023 I've stated this before - Top isn't Vichai. If his passions are elsewhere then it might be that football isn't significant to him. Rodgers passion is Brendan Rodgers, not Leicester City. Whelan is an administrator - I suspect her salary keeps her in a comfortable lifestyle - should she be concerned about how the team is faring? Rodgers has turned out to be a parasite - living off players he inherited and presenting himself as a persuasive voice to the media. There's no passion in the man. He's doing, to paraphrase Spike Milligan, football team manager impressions. Any man in his position with any pride would have walked by now - seeing his team dicing with relegation and knowing, even with all the resources he's been given, that he isn't able to organise talented individuals to produce the results, that he appears to sabotage games by his formations and blundering substitutions. So, very much like when I worked at the pits and my colleagues were complaining about bad management, some laconic individual would just say "NCB" which was the acronym for the National Coal Board. However, it had a dual meaning - "no c**t's bothered" was the other one. It seems that, of the significant figures at City, ncb. 7
gerblod Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 49 minutes ago, Clever Fox said: That could be construed as Constructive Dismissal. Garden leave is given to individuals whose work is substandard or whose position no longer exists or whose influence in the organisation is considered damaging. Constructive dismissal would be making his position untenable by subtle sabotaging - leaving him out of meetings etc. His contract would protect him from the first and his position as top shagger would make destabilising his position very difficult. He could hire a very good brief to act for him. 1
Popular Post ian__marshall Posted 12 March 2023 Popular Post Posted 12 March 2023 (edited) I'm genuinely gobsmacked that he hasn't been shown the door. What saddens me the most is that he seems to be the beneficiary of a level of loyalty not previously shown to previous managers, such as Ranieri and Puel. You can argue they were out of their depth (yet nowhere near the level that BR has exhibited over the last 18 months), but both were decent blokes; one a genuinely lovable and charismatic figure that achieved the impossible, the other having managed the club through the most unexpected traumatic event it's possibly ever faced in an incredibly dignified manner. Yet after what they achieved/did for the club/owners you have to question why they got relatively short periods to turn things around given how much time they've afforded Rodgers. When you see this complete fraudster doing everything he can to belittle the club, board, players, and fans to protect his own reputation whilst destroying all of the hard work that's gone into getting us where we are it's very concerning. Edited 12 March 2023 by ian__marshall 24 2
Corky Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 It does appear to be several reported/ guessed factors keeping him here. Top wanting a big name, avoiding a media backlash if he's fired, the board expecting everything to be fine. I don't know why Rodgers is the exception amongst the managers they've hired but unfortunately he appears to be no nearer the exit door. All part of this "decent club" image they are trying to (inaccurately) portray. 1
Popular Post Finnegan Posted 12 March 2023 Popular Post Posted 12 March 2023 18 minutes ago, gerblod said: Top isn't Vichai. If his passions are elsewhere then it might be that football isn't significant to him. It was made clear right from the day they turned up that Top was the football fan and that Vichai had wanted to buy a football club "for" him. He clears cares a lot about football and I'd say cares a lot about the club. He's also a relatively young guy in his 30s, thrust in to the role of Chairman after the tragic death of his father, lacking (understandably) a lot of the experience his dad had. Vichai being more ruthless and decisive isn't necessarily an indicator that Top isn't passionate about the project here. I'd say that's an unfair assertion. 15
Popular Post Finnegan Posted 12 March 2023 Popular Post Posted 12 March 2023 1 minute ago, Corky said: It does appear to be several reported/ guessed factors keeping him here. Top wanting a big name, avoiding a media backlash if he's fired, the board expecting everything to be fine. I don't know why Rodgers is the exception amongst the managers they've hired but unfortunately he appears to be no nearer the exit door. All part of this "decent club" image they are trying to (inaccurately) portray. I'm genuinely starting to believe that Rodgers has successfully gaslighted the players and the board to actually believing he's a world class manager and the only reason we aren't more successful is everyone else. The board for not investing more, the players for not having the right "mentality." When the reality is he's a middling manager with an okay CV who is hideously underachieving with the resources he has at his disposal. 6
Blue ROI Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 10 minutes ago, Finnegan said: I'm genuinely starting to believe that Rodgers has successfully gaslighted the players and the board to actually believing he's a world class manager and the only reason we aren't more successful is everyone else. The board for not investing more, the players for not having the right "mentality." When the reality is he's a middling manager with an okay CV who is hideously underachieving with the resources he has at his disposal. I've downgraded him from middling manager to woeful on this seasons evidence. From the starting position that Claude and essentially Vichai left him with he's been found out big time for the spoofer that he is. 1 1
sacreblueits442 Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 40 minutes ago, Lineker's Left Foot said: Think he will unfortunately; although what @Wymseysays, Top takes a long time to make the decision so the sacking may occur 🙏 ...for someone running such a big corporation making quick decisions is a must!!! Having time to deliberate is a luxury he and the business can ill afford, is he actually read to be the person to lead King Power? 1
Mickyblueeyes Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 48 minutes ago, st albans fox said: If we lose to both Brentford and palace (and deserve to) then he won’t survive that Nor will we !!
fuchsntf Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 43 minutes ago, st albans fox said: If we lose to both Brentford and palace (and deserve to) then he won’t survive that & then..if,, then..then if… Turn,turn,Turn.. A time to be born, a time to die A time to plant, a time to reap A time to kill, a time to heal A time to laugh, a time to weep * time to gain, a time to lose A time to rend, a time to sew A time for love, a time for hate A time for peace, I swear it's not too late
-sodapop Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 53 minutes ago, st albans fox said: If we lose to both Brentford and palace (and deserve to) then he won’t survive that Has to go if we don't beat Brentford imo. Palace are the only team who are on a similar trajectory to us and would be the perfect chance to bounce back with a new manager after the break. If not, we're done for imo.
Pliskin Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 42 minutes ago, ian__marshall said: I'm genuinely gobsmacked that he hasn't been shown the door. What saddens me the most is that he seems to be the beneficiary of a level of loyalty not previously shown to previous managers, such as Ranieri and Puel. You can argue they were out of their depth (yet nowhere near the level that BR has exhibited over the last 18 months), but both were decent blokes; one a genuinely lovable and charismatic figure that achieved the impossible, the other having managed the club through the most unexpected traumatic event it's possibly ever faced in an incredibly dignified manner. Yet after what they achieved/did for the club/owners you have to question why they got relatively short periods to turn things around given how much time they've afforded Rodgers. When you see this complete fraudster doing everything he can to belittle the club, board, players, and fans to protect his own reputation whilst destroying all of the hard work that's gone into getting us where we are it's very concerning. You’ve hit the nail on the head. This post summarises the current situation perfectly.
CosbehFox Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 45 minutes ago, ian__marshall said: I'm genuinely gobsmacked that he hasn't been shown the door. What saddens me the most is that he seems to be the beneficiary of a level of loyalty not previously shown to previous managers, such as Ranieri and Puel. You can argue they were out of their depth (yet nowhere near the level that BR has exhibited over the last 18 months), but both were decent blokes; one a genuinely lovable and charismatic figure that achieved the impossible, the other having managed the club through the most unexpected traumatic event it's possibly ever faced in an incredibly dignified manner. Yet after what they achieved/did for the club/owners you have to question why they got relatively short periods to turn things around given how much time they've afforded Rodgers. When you see this complete fraudster doing everything he can to belittle the club, board, players, and fans to protect his own reputation whilst destroying all of the hard work that's gone into getting us where we are it's very concerning. Your post is superb but I think the other factor is that you have someone like Rudkin whose happy with the status quo at the moment. He doesn’t want a manager who will challenge him in his role. Rudkin for example is supposed to be the footballing nous to the board….
Fox 4 Life Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 Unfortunately I think it still comes back to money, I genuinely think Top thinks we will stay up some how and then he doesn't have to pay out and brendan gets his rebuild.
lcfcbluearmy Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 8 minutes ago, -sodapop said: Has to go if we don't beat Brentford imo. Palace are the only team who are on a similar trajectory to us and would be the perfect chance to bounce back with a new manager after the break. If not, we're done for imo. Trouble is a lot of people (maybe including you I'm not sure) have been saying this for weeks and months but he still here
John12345 Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 (edited) We could well win a few games, stay up but keep Rodgers for another season. What a prospect. Might be the most likely too! Edited 12 March 2023 by John12345
StanSP Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 14 minutes ago, Fox 4 Life said: Unfortunately I think it still comes back to money, I genuinely think Top thinks we will stay up some how and then he doesn't have to pay out and brendan gets his rebuild. Brendan getting his rebuild is still a huge risk.
-sodapop Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 26 minutes ago, lcfcbluearmy said: Trouble is a lot of people (maybe including you I'm not sure) have been saying this for weeks and months but he still here You're not wrong, he should be long gone. 1
Guppys Love Child Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 17 minutes ago, Fox 4 Life said: Unfortunately I think it still comes back to money, I genuinely think Top thinks we will stay up some how and then he doesn't have to pay out and brendan gets his rebuild. And those 5 little words in your post scare me sh1tless.. If he's here next season and has overseen a rebuild with a large amount of influence that he craves (I have no info to confirm or deny that or how much influence he actually will or does have) in who we get then we are well and truly up the creek, not just without a paddle but the whole sodding boat. His player acquisition record where he's shoved his nose in and had the final say, as we have witnessed over the past year or so is "effing" horrendous.
Blue ROI Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 The fact that glover has come in and got a few decent players is the only thing in our favour. Might be a clue that the board have no faith in him trying to rebuild given his history with Bertrand, Vesty,Soumare etc
deep blue Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 3 hours ago, Tuna said: Other clubs in the relegation battle must be astounded by our persistence with Rodgers, absolutely astounded. And delighted 1
Guppys Love Child Posted 12 March 2023 Posted 12 March 2023 4 minutes ago, Blue ROI said: The fact that glover has come in and got a few decent players is the only thing in our favour. Might be a clue that the board have no faith in him trying to rebuild given his history with Bertrand, Vesty,Soumare etc I hope so.. I really do.
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