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The Enzo Thread

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Hirsty The Blue 94

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Can see McKenna going to Chelsea whilst his stock is as high as it is, realistically Ipswich are going to be strong favourites to go back down, and would he still be such a hot commodity then, not so sure.

 

Whereas with Enzo, can very much see him wanting to establish himself in the Premier League before taking a big job, say he keeps us up with a points deduction next year then pushes into mid table/top half the following, Pep is likely to walk away within the next 2 seasons and as long Man City don't get an obscene punishment for these 115 charges, Enzo would be a ready made replacement. He already has 1 managerial failure on his CV in Italy, if he went to Chelsea and got the boot after 6 months he has to start from scratch again at a club of a similar stature to ours.

 

Of the merry-go-round I can forsee

United - Poch

Chelsea - McKenna

Brighton - Potter

K789

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Not bothered either way really. Like his personality and positivity but the football is a hard watch 

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whoareyaaa

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1 minute ago, K789 said:

Not bothered either way really. Like his personality and positivity but the football is a hard watch 

mainly because most Championship teams had no intention of playing football against us.

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Chelmofox

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7 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said:

mainly because most Championship teams had no intention of playing football against us.

Try as you might - it will get you nowhere.  We can only by judged on Plymouth away and nothing else.

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lcfcbluearmy

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43 minutes ago, Number 6 said:

Whilst I agree with this generally, footballers must expect a bit of this. What is the lifespan of a manager these days? Also footballer moves generally come with a move across the country to a degree, so don't think there's would be any sort of exodus. 

 

I'd prefer him to stay but I don't think it's boom or bust either way.

No I agree don't think it would lead to an exodus as such but very much could lead to some players not performing as well/ not being as inspired to play to their best.

 

Although on the other hand this can work both ways some players might prefer a new manager and it might increase their performance but this is a big risk especially seeing how highly a number of our players have spoke of maresca

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North Leeds Fox

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Bit of a shame if he does go but can’t blame him as Chelsea have a great squad for him to play his style of football with and sure he will be backed. Just worried he takes mads with him as he’s better than what Chelsea have. 

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K789

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13 minutes ago, North Leeds Fox said:

Bit of a shame if he does go but can’t blame him as Chelsea have a great squad for him to play his style of football with and sure he will be backed. Just worried he takes mads with him as he’s better than what Chelsea have. 

Might solve our psr issues tho

orangecity23

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59 minutes ago, ozvaldo said:

If we end up with Southgate, I refuse to watch one game live next season.  I can see it happening.  He'd be Rudkin's wet dream.  

Looking back when Enzo first left,

Rudkin phoned one agent and barrels got scraped,

Southgate was the one,

Four right backs get subbed on

Then Leicester's lost at home again

Gravel

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6 minutes ago, orangecity23 said:

Looking back when Enzo first left,

Rudkin phoned one agent and barrels got scraped,

Southgate was the one,

Four right backs get subbed on

Then Leicester's lost at home again

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WORST. LIMERICK. EVER.

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Stadt

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The gutting thing is he's made the right noises about the way the club operates. He's a floor raiser and knows what good looks like from his time at Man City.

I'm not his biggest fan but lots of solid work is ripped up if he leaves. Any incoming manager inherits a shit show.

 

If we go down again - it's because Top continues being an idiot by continually employing idiots who keep doing idiotic things.

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kyleolly

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Just looking at the Chelsea squad to see who could play inverted full back to see that Reece James is only 24 I thought he was about ready for retirement 😂

Kasey Keller

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Just now, kyleolly said:

Just looking at the Chelsea squad to see who could play inverted full back to see that Reece James is only 24 I thought he was about ready for retirement 😂

Give it Phil Olivant with Harry Lillystone as his assistant 🤣🤣

RowlattsFox

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Are 'elite' managers crippling clubs with their wages? Seems to be a change for clubs looking at up coming managers, especially if they have no control over signings. 

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Chelmofox

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7 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

McKenna seems set to go to Brighton, that's a big insult to Chelsea.

Also at odds with Brightons style? 

EnderbyFox

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10 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

McKenna seems set to go to Brighton, that's a big insult to Chelsea.

 

Seems to change all the time :dunno:

 

 

Chelmofox

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How about we sign Fatawu as soon as the window opens. Enzo joins Chelsea and we get 8 mil compo.

 

Then Fatawu starts posting on Twitter it was always his dream to play for Chelsea and Enzo. Sell for 80 mill.

 

Sell KDH to Chelsea for 50 mill as well. And Mads for 20 million

 

FFP sorted.

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JimJams

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If they want him, he'll go. This is the price of success. You would hope that all this has been factored in and we already know who to appoint if he does leave. This just shows how great the importance of succession planning is. It's the same for managers as it is for players.

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UniFox21

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The fact Chelsea and Man United are even considering Enzo and McKenna is hilarious. 

Neither club should be looking at our level of manager 

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Chelmofox

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9 minutes ago, UniFox21 said:

The fact Chelsea and Man United are even considering Enzo and McKenna is hilarious. 

Neither club should be looking at our level of manager 

Really? Arteta went straight to Arsenal from being Peps no 2. Even in the old days the likes of Daglish went straight to a player manager role. This isn't unheard of. 

 

Think time working under Pep at Man City is seen as a very strong apprenticeship. Likewise McKenna's time at Man U will be looked in high regard. Both have experience at the biggest clubs, and have nailed their Championship seasons.

 

Think Enzo's stock is higher than many want to admit on here. 

 

I actually think Frank is the outlier in the mix. Don't for one minute think he is an option.

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