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StanSP

Our Next Manager

By StanSP, in Leicester City Forum

Leicester's Next Manager   

841 members have voted

  1. 1. Leicester's Next Manager

    • Ange Postecoglou
      41
    • Rafa Benitez
      116
    • Graham Potter
      366
    • Michael Carrick
      35
    • Ralph Hassenhuttl
      43
    • Thomas Frank
      109
    • Other (state who)
      131

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Stinkenzo

Stinkenzo

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1 minute ago, whoareyaaa said:

We should be employing a manager that will keep us up not if we go down, we have enough quality to stay up.. Potter needs to take a break, he's not going to jump straight over to us.

Yeah and I'm sure we will be hiring a manager to keep us up....... I'm just saying worst case scenario hiring him could make sense on either situation. Better than getting Rafa on an 18 month deal then going down with him 

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Tommy Fresh

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4 minutes ago, Stinky said:

If you won't be content with Potter then chances are you won't be content with anyone. Highly unlikely we will get a manager for a long term vision to come in now, and doubt any short term fixes like Rafa will want anything less than an 18 month deal. He knows the league, he's a long term option if we stay and up tbh, if he was to take us down then he has a chance to rebuild with us too. He did well with Swansea at that level and then took Brighton from relegation battlers to top half PL.

 

Got McBurnie bagging 20 league goals, bloke deserves a knighthood

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Jonaldinho

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1 minute ago, moore_94 said:

Main thing I remember from his time at Brighton is them being massive xG merchants

Because they created a hatful of chances but couldn't score until the final few months of his tenure, almost the opposite of us who create nothing but seem to score quite a bit. 

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Kopfkino

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2 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

I think people have short memories or didn’t actually watch much of Brighton under him. 

Maybe check out what Brighton fans think about him..I’m sure they watched quite a bit of his sides.

 

He’s a Btec Brendan. 

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Unabomber

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Just now, Jonaldinho said:

Because they created a hatful of chances but couldn't score until the final few months of his tenure, almost the opposite of us who create nothing but seem to score quite a bit. 

Yeah that’s what I remember. Created a lot but couldn’t score. We actually have good goalscorers but under Rodgers were lucky to create more than 1 chance a game.

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Aleksz

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Part of me says it’s not very often a manager wants to take another job straight after getting sacked.

 

But another part of me says this all seems a bit too convenient and fishy - get the impression the club have heard early on the grapevine about Potter’s sacking and/or that he’d be interested in us and have actually acted quickly.

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Unabomber

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Just now, Kopfkino said:

Maybe check out what Brighton fans think about him..I’m sure they watched quite a bit of his sides.

 

He’s a Btec Brendan. 

I only know 1 Brighton fan so I could ask him I guess. 

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Guesty

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Take Potter all day. His teams have struggled with goals but Chelsea have a midfielder up front and the best Brighton had was Maupay. His xG has been good at both clubs.

 

He doesn't just play one way, he changes tactics multiple times throughout a game depending on how it's going.

 

I wonder if Chelsea have sacked him because they knew we were big fans of him and can see it isn't working out. Maybe they like him enough to give him this chance.

 

But he has looked a broken man recently. Which is a worry. But he'd be really good for a rebuild.

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Guest Mee-9

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2 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said:

I'd rather we go for Neil Lennon than Potter

Did you want Rodgers in by any chance? 

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