Rudkin

[Legend_in_blue]

You can't let Schmeichel go and not have a ready replacement to go.

 

I said we were in big trouble at the time and here we are.

 

Rodgers is inept but Rudkin is just as inept off the field.  

 

 

[Blue ROI]

Let that be his last game.

[Sir Shep]

He will still be here, announcing Forest rejects as our next saviours on £100000 a week contracts  👍

[fox_favourite]

club review - Get him gone. 

[promised land]

6 minutes ago, fox_favourite said:

club review - Get him gone. 

Bit difficult that, him and Whelan are doing the review I heard.

Edited 28 May 2023 by promised land

[Guest Kopfkino]

I mean it’s conceivable that a review be lead by a man whose removal should be the top recommendation 

[splinterdream]

we go in on Rudkin but what role does Whelan play in a ll this, there's has to be more that are responsible for this mess

[frany104]

Both Rudkin and Whelan should be sacked. willy pullers shave ran the club into the ground. 

[Your Honour]

Surely this bloke has to go? Surely?

[Trumpet]

At best he’s a PE teacher. **** off

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

Get this weasel out, looks like a bloody supply teacher 

[Blue ROI]

If there is no changes at board level by August there needs to be a boycott. 

[Wymsey]

More like a General Studies teacher just sitting around.

[Unabomber]

He must have something serious on KP.

[foxfanazer]

Time to go. Need a completely fresh approach 

[lfu]

"while Rodgers had seemingly stopped believing in the club, Leicester’s hierarchy still very much believed in him, especially director of football Jon Rudkin.

Rudkin had worked hard to recruit Rodgers from Celtic — where he had led the Scottish giants to an undefeated domestic season and back-to-back trebles — in February 2019. They had paid good compensation for Rodgers and his staff, then rewarded him with another lucrative contract nine months later.

Rudkin and Rodgers were close. Their offices at Seagrave were next door to each other. They would communicate daily and Rodgers knew that chairman Aiyawatt “Khun Top” Srivaddhanaprabha relied on Rudkin for guidance on football matters. Rudkin was also the conduit to Khun Top, Leicester’s ultimate decision-maker.

Their relationship was the reason Rodgers was afforded more influence around the club than any manager previously, particularly on other appointments. Rudkin had an unwavering commitment to Rodgers’ training methods, message and playing philosophy, which were no longer effective with the same group of players. The alternative, to bring in fresh players, was not feasible.

It was the reason Rodgers was given so much time. Even when the fans began to turn on the former Liverpool boss in growing numbers, and when Leicester’s form dipped dramatically after the World Cup, Rudkin and others still believed he could turn it around"

 

Get him out 👍

[Getin]

Rudkin and his family disappointed with the lack of Euro City breaks this season have arranged a nice holiday in Thailand and Singapore (City's stupid pre season tour) ahead of next seasons less attractive trips to Ipswich/Rotherham. However he needs a fat bonus to reflect his great achievement of securing relegation for both the Mens and Development squads in the same season.

[whoareyaaa]

Who makes the actual decision ? Top, Whelan or Rudkin or all three? 

[Buzzell]

Hopefully Top heard the chants. He needs to take a hard look at the people below him that are actually running the club for him.

[SouthStandUpperTier]

1 minute ago, whoareyaaa said:

Who makes the actual decision ? Top, Whelan or Rudkin or all three? 

They take it in turns to shake the magic 8-ball.

[Your Honour]

4 minutes ago, lfu said:

"while Rodgers had seemingly stopped believing in the club, Leicester’s hierarchy still very much believed in him, especially director of football Jon Rudkin.

Rudkin had worked hard to recruit Rodgers from Celtic — where he had led the Scottish giants to an undefeated domestic season and back-to-back trebles — in February 2019. They had paid good compensation for Rodgers and his staff, then rewarded him with another lucrative contract nine months later.

Rudkin and Rodgers were close. Their offices at Seagrave were next door to each other. They would communicate daily and Rodgers knew that chairman Aiyawatt “Khun Top” Srivaddhanaprabha relied on Rudkin for guidance on football matters. Rudkin was also the conduit to Khun Top, Leicester’s ultimate decision-maker.

Their relationship was the reason Rodgers was afforded more influence around the club than any manager previously, particularly on other appointments. Rudkin had an unwavering commitment to Rodgers’ training methods, message and playing philosophy, which were no longer effective with the same group of players. The alternative, to bring in fresh players, was not feasible.

It was the reason Rodgers was given so much time. Even when the fans began to turn on the former Liverpool boss in growing numbers, and when Leicester’s form dipped dramatically after the World Cup, Rudkin and others still believed he could turn it around"

 

Get him out 👍

Wow, it’s even worse than I imagined. Unbelievable, that this cvnt has so much power at this club.

[Stinkenzo]

Rudkin when he concludes the "stuff wot went wrong" review 

Edited 28 May 2023 by Stinky

[Mickyblueeyes]

If this guy isn’t sacked tomorrow morning, give up

[Blue ROI]

Times up Crudkin

 

GTFO.

[Tuna]

11 minutes ago, lfu said:

"while Rodgers had seemingly stopped believing in the club, Leicester’s hierarchy still very much believed in him, especially director of football Jon Rudkin.

Rudkin had worked hard to recruit Rodgers from Celtic — where he had led the Scottish giants to an undefeated domestic season and back-to-back trebles — in February 2019. They had paid good compensation for Rodgers and his staff, then rewarded him with another lucrative contract nine months later.

Rudkin and Rodgers were close. Their offices at Seagrave were next door to each other. They would communicate daily and Rodgers knew that chairman Aiyawatt “Khun Top” Srivaddhanaprabha relied on Rudkin for guidance on football matters. Rudkin was also the conduit to Khun Top, Leicester’s ultimate decision-maker.

Their relationship was the reason Rodgers was afforded more influence around the club than any manager previously, particularly on other appointments. Rudkin had an unwavering commitment to Rodgers’ training methods, message and playing philosophy, which were no longer effective with the same group of players. The alternative, to bring in fresh players, was not feasible.

It was the reason Rodgers was given so much time. Even when the fans began to turn on the former Liverpool boss in growing numbers, and when Leicester’s form dipped dramatically after the World Cup, Rudkin and others still believed he could turn it around"

 

Get him out 👍

Where'd you get that from?

Edited 28 May 2023 by Tuna