Deeg67 Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 ROFL, no chance Spurs are going anywhere near the toadstool. It’s pure fantasy. 2
Popular Post Babylon Posted 13 March 2023 Popular Post Posted 13 March 2023 2 hours ago, Leicesterpool said: Relegation on your CV can be damaging. Rodgers I swear is preying for the sacking before it comes to relegation. Then he would claim if I stayed we would have stayed up. He's been sowing the seeds of "not my fault guv" for about two seasons. Your average fan on the street thinks he's been hard done by and it's all on everyone else. 13
WoodyFox Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 When the manager is advising the owner they’ll go on their terms. 1
The Doctor Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 2 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: Piper is so desperate for a job at the club it's embarrassing I mean, does he have his coaching badges? 1
Fox92 Posted 13 March 2023 Author Posted 13 March 2023 3 hours ago, Lcfc-1992 said: Top had a dream 2
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 3 minutes ago, The Doctor said: I mean, does he have his coaching badges? Mean a media job not a coaching one.
Popular Post Gravel Posted 13 March 2023 Popular Post Posted 13 March 2023 3 hours ago, Lcfc-1992 said: Wow LCFC-1992. Full marks to you for blatant plagiarism of my post from yesterday and nicking my kudos! 😁 5
lcfc_forever Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 The only sympathetic argument you could make for Rodgers is what happened in the summer. He'd been led to believe he's get his refresh but it didn't happen as the board became increasingly concerned about FFP. He'd thrown a few players under the bus, and then found he'd have to work with them (e.g. Soumare and Praet). I think his defence will focus on that when/if he leaves. And he was unable to complete deals with players who he'd personally agreed to sign, like Lookman. But why we were in danger in the first place is somewhat Rodgers' responsibility with poor signings, especially Vestergaard although Rudkin is clearly complicit too, and the failure to close out a CL place. He struggled for the first few weeks to come to terms with the situation but that's on him. Top managers would have adjusted but his whole attitude stank and only once he got out of the victim mentality, we saw our results improve. Maybe the board feel guilty about what happened in the summer, hence the loyalty to him. He is a very good coach but it's just not working anymore here. He needs to go for his sake and the club's. 1
LVFox Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 Just now, lcfc_forever said: The only sympathetic argument you could make for Rodgers is what happened in the summer. He'd been led to believe he's get his refresh but it didn't happen as the board became increasingly concerned about FFP. He'd thrown a few players under the bus, and then found he'd have to work with them (e.g. Soumare and Praet). I think his defence will focus on that when/if he leaves. And he was unable to complete deals with players who he'd personally agreed to sign, like Lookman. But why we were in danger in the first place is somewhat Rodgers' responsibility with poor signings, especially Vestergaard although Rudkin is clearly complicit too, and the failure to close out a CL place. He struggled for the first few weeks to come to terms with the situation but that's on him. Top managers would have adjusted but his whole attitude stank and only once he got out of the victim mentality, we saw our results improve. Maybe the board feel guilty about what happened in the summer, hence the loyalty to him. He is a very good coach but it's just not working anymore here. He needs to go for his sake and the club's. This is a really balanced viewpoint and pretty much exactly where I'm at. Good coach, but has thrown his toys out the pram and players under the bus too many times for it to work here anymore. 1
Lcfc098 Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 Evans has come out and said the team is behind Rodgers fully and he hasn't lost the dressing room. Said he was delighted with how he played against Chelsea and no doubt we'll be fine at the end of the season. What hope have we got when our team publicly come out and say we're too good to go down after serving up shit performance after shit performance week after week 1
Leicester_Loyal Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 6 minutes ago, Lcfc098 said: Evans has come out and said the team is behind Rodgers fully and he hasn't lost the dressing room. Said he was delighted with how he played against Chelsea and no doubt we'll be fine at the end of the season. What hope have we got when our team publicly come out and say we're too good to go down after serving up shit performance after shit performance week after week Where's he said this? Been well bored this morning so been reading loads of old pages in this thread, so many of us knew at the back end of last season that he should be going. Exactly the same issues were being discussed, he's not improved this team at all in the 18 months we've been on the decline, not even stagnated the decline.
Chelmofox Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 3 minutes ago, lcfc_forever said: He'd been led to believe he's get his refresh but it didn't happen as the board became increasingly concerned about FFP. He'd thrown a few players under the bus, and then found he'd have to work with them (e.g. Soumare and Praet). I think his defence will focus on that when/if he leaves. And he was unable to complete deals with players who he'd personally agreed to sign, like Lookman. All that is opinion. When he announced his big refresh, there is no evidence he had been promised anything. Remember, he was announcing it months after our biggest summer transfer window as a means to throw the team under the bus following the FA cup defeat. Is there any evidence he particularly rated Lookman? Went for big periods last season without playing him and I remember at the Randers match Rodgers was shouting at him consistently and Lookman pretty much blanked him. 1 2
TJQuik Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 Not sure which thread this belongs in, but what is so infuriating to me is how soft and naïve we've become as a club, both on and off the pitch. We all know Rodgers is a clown but the way the rest of them see no issue with it is so annoying. They would all accept an invitation to Ted Bundy's cookout and agree to cover themselves in barbecue sauce before they arrive.
filbertway Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 47 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: Mean a media job not a coaching one. I think he was joking that Pipes could take Brendan's position
Fox92 Posted 13 March 2023 Author Posted 13 March 2023 14 minutes ago, Lcfc098 said: Evans has come out and said the team is behind Rodgers fully and he hasn't lost the dressing room. Said he was delighted with how he played against Chelsea and no doubt we'll be fine at the end of the season. What hope have we got when our team publicly come out and say we're too good to go down after serving up shit performance after shit performance week after week Link then, if true?
josh_baskin Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 Never experienced such deafening silence in all my years
Lambert09 Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 i think the biggest worry with everything is what happened before the world cup. Because we did recover from our lowest ever point under these owners and to them, they will believe that it’s possible it happens again. I think none of us believe we will get on a run like that again this year.
Lcfc098 Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 (edited) 5 minutes ago, Fox92 said: Link then, if true? Lost dressing room question denied as Leicester City captain reacts to Brendan Rodgers chants - Leicestershire Live (leicestermercury.co.uk) why would i make that up Edited 13 March 2023 by Lcfc098
Lcfc098 Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 11 minutes ago, Leicester_Loyal said: Where's he said this? Been well bored this morning so been reading loads of old pages in this thread, so many of us knew at the back end of last season that he should be going. Exactly the same issues were being discussed, he's not improved this team at all in the 18 months we've been on the decline, not even stagnated the decline. Lost dressing room question denied as Leicester City captain reacts to Brendan Rodgers chants - Leicestershire Live (leicestermercury.co.uk) 1
South Shire Fox Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 20 minutes ago, Lcfc098 said: Evans has come out and said the team is behind Rodgers fully and he hasn't lost the dressing room. Said he was delighted with how he played against Chelsea and no doubt we'll be fine at the end of the season. What hope have we got when our team publicly come out and say we're too good to go down after serving up shit performance after shit performance week after week Sleep walking to relegation. Blind delusion
Leicester_Loyal Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 1 minute ago, Lcfc098 said: Lost dressing room question denied as Leicester City captain reacts to Brendan Rodgers chants - Leicestershire Live (leicestermercury.co.uk) I guess he was always gonna say that about being behind Rodgers, but the worrying thing again is that they think the performances we are giving are acceptable, so by some magic they expect that to be enough in the next game against Brentford. Maddison and Evans both thinking it, both senior and key figures in that dressing room, just shows we are doomed IMO, clueless.
RonnieTodger Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 At least we’ve reconnected with our spirit and mentality that needed refreshing after the pandemic
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 6 minutes ago, weller54 said: Rodgers isn't that tall 3
Hammo Posted 13 March 2023 Posted 13 March 2023 I obviously don't want us to get relegated, and sincerely believe, like pretty much everyone else on here, that the best, perhaps only, way to avoid that nightmare scenario is to get rid of Rodgers pronto. Paradoxically, however, if, heaven forbid, we do go down, there is a part of me that wants Rodgers to still be there steering the sinking ship when it happens. He would have nowhere to hide after that, and the destruction of his insufferable ego, of the 'elite manager' myth, would at least provide a small crumb of comfort.
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