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Buce

Is it time...

By Buce, in Leicester City Forum

Rodgers out?  

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  1. 1. Rodgers out?

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sacreblueits442

sacreblueits442

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6 minutes ago, don_danbury said:

why on earth are they going for poch lol never learn 

...he will do a good job there!!!

Very much a strong hand and he will dominate the club, but he has the ability to alienate players. It could be a 18 month stay.

ARM1968

ARM1968

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Poch is an extremely good manager. Whether he can adequately manage a top club is another matter. It requires a different skill set in many regards. Not doing too bad with PSG, but not really set the world alight either. 
 

I think Brendan bet the house on UTD and is likely to realise now that he is unlikely to manage another top side ever again. We might well be as good as it gets. 
 

He needs to brush off any disappointment, stop being a word I can’t use or I’ll get banned again, and it’s not cute, and actually start putting this team back together with some balls and some pride. Realise he has screwed up in a number of ways and get on with ACTUALLY EARNING £9 million a year. 
 

Tuchel was brutal when he first arrived. Ripped in to players and pulled no punches. Rodgers needs to stop sliming around like your slightly seedy uncle and actually be the boss. 

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BenTheFox

BenTheFox

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If Pochettino is willing to go to Man United mid-season when he is on course to win his first ever league title as a manager, then frankly I've lost a lot of respect for him. 

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ARM1968

ARM1968

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Just now, BenTheFox said:

If Pochettino is willing to go to Man United mid-season when he is on course to win his first ever league title as a manager, then frankly I've lost a lot of respect for him. 

He’ll probably reconsider knowing that. 

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sacreblueits442

sacreblueits442

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2 minutes ago, BenTheFox said:

If Pochettino is willing to go to Man United mid-season when he is on course to win his first ever league title as a manager, then frankly I've lost a lot of respect for him. 

....the talk is that he is unhappy where he is, regarding the players under his charge!!!

There are a lot of big names a big egos there, Pochettino needs to be the main man.

don_danbury

don_danbury

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1 hour ago, sacreblueits442 said:

...he will do a good job there!!!

Very much a strong hand and he will dominate the club, but he has the ability to alienate players. It could be a 18 month stay.

he's pretty much the same as rodgers. he'll probably consistently get them top 4, which is still noway near good enough for utd. 

sacreblueits442

sacreblueits442

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8 hours ago, mozartfox said:

Is it time?   Well if he is indeed talking to Man U (as reported by Mr. Custis),  then definitely it is time for him to go and we should not stand in his way, subject to full compensation being paid to LCFC.

 

Leicester City FC is far more important than Brendan Rogers.

 

So our board really need to clarify this situation urgently, so we can move on to the next part of our history.  However, if he has no intention of leaving and all this circus is bull shite, then fine - stay and sort the current issues out here.

 

But WE cannot be left in limbo whilst he sorts HIS future out ffs.

...whether they issue a statement or not, him choosing to stay is the bone of contention, because many do not believe he is capable of turning this slump around!!!

ARM1968

ARM1968

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54 minutes ago, sacreblueits442 said:

...whether they issue a statement or not, him choosing to stay is the bone of contention, because many do not believe he is capable of turning this slump around!!!

He hasn’t chosen to stay, UTD don’t want him. 

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Detroit Blues

Detroit Blues

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With our injuries, we don't have a top 4/top 6 squad. I don't understand the criticism of Rodgers. Where do we expect to be with the players we are playing week in and week out? This team is just not as talented as previous Leicester teams. 

 

That said our set piece defense is brutal, Rogers out 😂

 

JK please don't go to man U.

 

 

 

 

Ric Flair

Ric Flair

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Huge next month for him, he's so close points per game wise to Puel for the last 25 games and that's scandalous. If we are dumped out of the EL this Thursday then he's skating on very thin ice. Just a nightmare that it'll cost us many million to remove him so he will be given every blind opportunity to turn it around.

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blabyboy

blabyboy

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3 minutes ago, foxinsocks said:

He us not taking care of my needs.

He keeps wanting to control things but doesn't score.

Dear Reader,

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It is not unusual to find that your partner might have been attracted by another amorous approach from a suitor he may not be used to, and he now appreciates that attention and seeks to assess whether the promise of a new interesting life is all the sparkle and joy that it currently appears to be. You need to be strong, yet willing to change and allow him the time to admit his mistake (if indeed that is the cause) and talk about how you might negotiate out of these present difficulties. It is down to both of you to stop looking over the past and choose to build a new vision of your partnership together.

 

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The Year Of The Fox

The Year Of The Fox

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43 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Huge next month for him, he's so close points per game wise to Puel for the last 25 games and that's scandalous. If we are dumped out of the EL this Thursday then he's skating on very thin ice. Just a nightmare that it'll cost us many million to remove him so he will be given every blind opportunity to turn it around.

Do you have any actual figures etc for this?

 

Be interesting to compare

MPH

MPH

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3 hours ago, BenTheFox said:

If Pochettino is willing to go to Man United mid-season when he is on course to win his first ever league title as a manager, then frankly I've lost a lot of respect for him. 


 

He doesn’t have any say in transfers and only acts as an advisor  on them. He recently said his role is more of a first team coach.

BenTheFox

BenTheFox

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5 minutes ago, MPH said:


 

He doesn’t have any say in transfers and only acts as an advisor  on them. He recently said his role is more of a first team coach.

Yeah, but surely he would want to get a title under his belt, no? It just seems so bizarre to me. However, I don't what is going on there. Maybe he knows that they want Zidane and they're about to pull the trigger on him? 

MPH

MPH

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4 minutes ago, BenTheFox said:

Yeah, but surely he would want to get a title under his belt, no? It just seems so bizarre to me. However, I don't what is going on there. Maybe he knows that they want Zidane and they're about to pull the trigger on him? 


 

maybe he wouldn’t  feel the title was fully his work if it wasn’t done with the players he wanted..

foxinsocks

foxinsocks

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33 minutes ago, blabyboy said:

Dear Reader,

Oh dear, I am sorry to read about your current experience - one not uncommon to many over the years. You don't say how long you've been together, but I suspect you're out of the honeymoon phase and have started to drift into the mid years rut. This often happens and can be hard to turn around, but I think you need to sit down with your partner and have a honest conversation, but be prepared for what might be revealed.

 

It is not unusual to find that your partner might have been attracted by another amorous approach from a suitor he may not be used to, and he now appreciates that attention and seeks to assess whether the promise of a new interesting life is all the sparkle and joy that it currently appears to be. You need to be strong, yet willing to change and allow him the time to admit his mistake (if indeed that is the cause) and talk about how you might negotiate out of these present difficulties. It is down to both of you to stop looking over the past and choose to build a new vision of your partnership together.

 

You may be interested in my books that may help you and your partner

 

Yours,

Deidre.

 

From outfield to bedroom, tactics guaranteed to score - £10.99 Schyster & Schyster

Running the bi-line - a modern interpretation of sexuality on the field of play - £5 Sunpress

Bull the other one, a practical guide to football punditry, sayings and double meaning - £50 Bloomsbury Press (soon to become a major feature film)

 

 

Dear Deidre

All of my friends say he will do this again and in the end he will dump me... but in the meantime I am having to put up with his underperformance and roving eye.  They all tell me it would be better to move on rather than live a lie . I need to have some self respect

 

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blabyboy

blabyboy

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12 minutes ago, foxinsocks said:

Dear Deidre

All of my friends say he will do this again and in the end he will dump me... but in the meantime I am having to put up with his underperformance and roving eye.  They all tell me it would be better to move on rather than live a lie . I need to have some self respect

 

Dear Reader,

Listen up love, you've had your 5 mins of fame and we've used the sexy blonde for the photo story - which I'm sure is nothing like you in real life, you've over-achieved once in his eyes, twice would be a miracle no matter what all your friends say.

Now, pull yourself together and get on with life. The grass is literally greener for you and you can make it greener whenever you like.

 

Yours,

Deidre

..and don't forget to buy my books.

 

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Aus Fox

Aus Fox

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4 hours ago, BenTheFox said:

If Pochettino is willing to go to Man United mid-season when he is on course to win his first ever league title as a manager, then frankly I've lost a lot of respect for him. 

Winning the French league with PSG, as your first league title as a manager is like losing your virginity in a brothel. 
Technically it counts, but we all know what you did there…

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