If we win or draw how many will now support Rodgers

[alfox13]

A good result unlikely Cooper knows our weaknesses but even if we scraped a win it's down to the players not Rodgers so a no from me.

[SkidsFox]

Probably just me, but then I'm very fickle.

[ivarti]

Leicester picked up 2 points of possible 18 in the 2019/20 season from the same games played against Southampton, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, Brighton and Man Utd, so Brendan Rodgers should be safe and under no pressure at all. People who can count and understand that getting all these fixtures after each other could be difficult. Fans are mostly idiots without any clear vision, owners are desperate and do not understand football. Leicester is in a difficult situation and hopefully a win will happen on Monday, or else we would see Brendan Rodgers head on a platter. He is the best football coach in Britain and knows the game in and out. Roy Hodgson or Big Sam is not what we are wishing for, but that might be the solution because other men will demand more than they can get from the current owners at the club.

[Matt]

An ideal situation is a shithouse win.

 

We play absolutely awful but somehow get a goal of someone’s arse in the 90th.

 

Although I don’t believe that’ll be enough for the board to act.

[filbertway]

12 minutes ago, ivarti said:

Leicester picked up 2 points of possible 18 in the 2019/20 season from the same games played against Southampton, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, Brighton and Man Utd, so Brendan Rodgers should be safe and under no pressure at all. People who can count and understand that getting all these fixtures after each other could be difficult. Fans are mostly idiots without any clear vision, owners are desperate and do not understand football. Leicester is in a difficult situation and hopefully a win will happen on Monday, or else we would see Brendan Rodgers head on a platter. He is the best football coach in Britain and knows the game in and out. Roy Hodgson or Big Sam is not what we are wishing for, but that might be the solution because other men will demand more than they can get from the current owners at the club.

He's not even the best manager in the relegation zone, never mind Britain.

 

Knowledgeable coach. However has far too many defencies to be a decent manager which is why his jobs always go the same. Matey and gets his players playing great football, then people see the real guy and you realise there's absolutely nothing behind that fake veneered veneer.

[Foxxed]

41 minutes ago, ivarti said:

Leicester picked up 2 points of possible 18 in the 2019/20 season from the same games played against Southampton, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, Brighton and Man Utd, so Brendan Rodgers should be safe and under no pressure at all. People who can count and understand that getting all these fixtures after each other could be difficult. Fans are mostly idiots without any clear vision, owners are desperate and do not understand football. Leicester is in a difficult situation and hopefully a win will happen on Monday, or else we would see Brendan Rodgers head on a platter. He is the best football coach in Britain and knows the game in and out. Roy Hodgson or Big Sam is not what we are wishing for, but that might be the solution because other men will demand more than they can get from the current owners at the club.

Cool man. I’m with you.
 

Didn’t beat ‘em before. Didn’t beat ‘em again. Rodgers in.

[LCFCJohn]

54 minutes ago, ivarti said:

Leicester picked up 2 points of possible 18 in the 2019/20 season from the same games played against Southampton, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, Brighton and Man Utd, so Brendan Rodgers should be safe and under no pressure at all. People who can count and understand that getting all these fixtures after each other could be difficult. Fans are mostly idiots without any clear vision, owners are desperate and do not understand football. Leicester is in a difficult situation and hopefully a win will happen on Monday, or else we would see Brendan Rodgers head on a platter. He is the best football coach in Britain and knows the game in and out. Roy Hodgson or Big Sam is not what we are wishing for, but that might be the solution because other men will demand more than they can get from the current owners at the club.

 Waiting for the bites?

[Foxxed]

1 hour ago, alfox13 said:

A good result unlikely Cooper knows our weaknesses but even if we scraped a win it's down to the players not Rodgers so a no from me.

Noting that Cooper knows that we can’t defend set pieces or, indeed, other attacks, and that we’ll manage to throw away leads immediately and for sure near the end of a match seems laughable and redundant.

 

Yeah. I’ll get behind him again. If we stop giving him chances how will we ever know if he’ll one day be able to dig himself out the hole he’s been digging for himself for the last 18 months?

Edited 30 September 2022 by Foxxed

[kingkisnorbo]

If one win against a dog shite forest side wins you back over then I worry for you. Bloke is brown bread for me no matter what happens. The damage is done. 

[Dan]

If we win 5-0 he can still go. My wanting Rodgers out isn't based on just the start - though that obviously hasn't helped, I consider the way we've started symptomatic of the way things have been going for a while.

 

He's just not it. I don't like him. I never will.

[bovril]

tbh if he beats Forest 5-0 he could shit on the Queen's grave and I'd probably still like him

[Aus Fox]

4 hours ago, alfox13 said:

A good result unlikely Cooper knows our weaknesses but even if we scraped a win it's down to the players not Rodgers so a no from me.

One result should never really change anyone’s opinions. However, your can’t say a defeat is down to Rodgers and a win is down to the players. It’s a collective effort from both that will give you the results. 
At the end of the day we are in a results game, we win and go on a run of wins, over the next 8 games that is possible and a lot will change their minds.

 

[Leicesterpool]

Even beating Forest still does not excuse him for the poor start we have had, of course a win will buy him a little more time. But not a great deal, extra week maybe. Lose or draw he's in trouble. Lose by more than two, he'll be lucky to even be allowed back in dressing room at the full time whistle.

[peach0000]

Should have been gone a long time ago but I've always been of the opinion that a manager shouldn't be sacked after a convincing win. Would still be in thin ice but for me should be given the next game if that happens. The thing is though with the quality in the squad and how bad forest have been recently a convincing win should be a comfortable thrashing.

[marbles]

I will continue to support him for as long as he is in charge

 

[Nalis]

6 hours ago, Aus Fox said:

One result should never really change anyone’s opinions. However, your can’t say a defeat is down to Rodgers and a win is down to the players. It’s a collective effort from both that will give you the results. 
At the end of the day we are in a results game, we win and go on a run of wins, over the next 8 games that is possible and a lot will change their minds.

 

Bang on

Edited 1 October 2022 by Nalis

[Nalis]

To answer the OP, I always want Leicester to do well so I will support and wish well of any player, manger or board member while they are at the club, regardless of whether or not I think they should be fired.

[Claridge]

How can a draw against the second bottom team be a good result. Anything other than a fairly convincing win Needed

[Guest Lako42]

Win 5-0 and then sack the useless git

 

 

Dreamland 

[sylofox]

4 hours ago, marbles said:

I will continue to support him for as long as he is in charge

 

You should change your name to

 

Lost my marbles

[filthyfox]

I will support him if he gets 12 points out of the next 5 games.  An unbeaten 11 is also acceptable.

Edited 1 October 2022 by filthyfox

[KrefelderFox666]

I have lost faith in him and mostly his antics/interviews have lost me.

 

However, I want the club to do well and both him and the team have my backing, whatever happens. I wouldn't be upset if he leaves but I would also love him to get the team firing again.

 

As long as the club do well, I don't really care who is in charge but I doubt Rodgers can get much out of us.

 

A big problem is the atmosphere getting slightly toxic, which is a concern. On the pitch, everyone should get the fans backing (in my opinion). Never been a fan of booing or heckling. Get behind the team for 90 mins and then let off steam after the match on the journey home/in the pub.

[PAPA LAZAROU]

13 hours ago, ivarti said:

Leicester picked up 2 points of possible 18 in the 2019/20 season from the same games played against Southampton, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, Brighton and Man Utd, so Brendan Rodgers should be safe and under no pressure at all. People who can count and understand that getting all these fixtures after each other could be difficult. Fans are mostly idiots without any clear vision, owners are desperate and do not understand football. Leicester is in a difficult situation and hopefully a win will happen on Monday, or else we would see Brendan Rodgers head on a platter. He is the best football coach in Britain and knows the game in and out. Roy Hodgson or Big Sam is not what we are wishing for, but that might be the solution because other men will demand more than they can get from the current owners at the club.

At last a bit of well-balanced logic. If you can keep your head when all around you lose theirs, then you will be a plank, my son.

[blueharmie]

I'm not going to a match under this moron.

Fair play if you do, but he's a toss pot and taking us down 

[marbles]

1 hour ago, sylofox said:

You should change your name to

 

Lost my marbles

Attacking me because you can’t get what you want?

 

Cant you find another team to support, because you are very obviously not a fan of this one,