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Managerial Replacements

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Quorndon_Fox

Quorndon_Fox

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14 minutes ago, TommyK said:

No denying that Puel was hard to watch. But the players he bought in where mostly excellent. Ricardo, Evans, Madison, Soyuncu, Youri. 

He started the transition. Sure the football was shit. But my point is that he built the foundation. 

 

BR last 18 months do not get rid of the fa cup win and 5th places finishes. That's just a crazy comment. Yes he's hated. He's a dick. But my point is that he was successful until the last season. You can't judge a manager on how it ended, but what happened the whole time. 

 

Should we disregard the title winning because of Claudios second season? 

I’d forgotten about Puel until you mentioned his name… which shows the paid for therapy was working.

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Pliskin

Pliskin

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The crooks are no one really knows what is going on. Percy had his link with the club cut, so he doesn’t post anything these days….. the club generally keep their cards close to their chests. 
 

What we’ve got to think is, the club might be thinking that any target we have might be vulnerable to be poached due to our situation, so we’re likely to hear anything until a deal has been struck.

dooflip

dooflip

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10 minutes ago, Bergen fox said:

Has anyone mentioned Mike Bassett yet 

442 specialist😉 

Yes, talks underway with benson and hedges and a deal lined up with a foreign car giant for the new shirt sponsor - that’ll be the Daewoo!

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DZ-LCFC

DZ-LCFC

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Leicester need to replace Enzo Maresca and have made a thorough search for Maurizio Sarri . The profile is quite popular, there are other candidates, but for the moment the Tuscan coach prefers to wait a few more days. However, Leicester is a lead to follow. There are some situations to clarify in Italy, including Lazio and Bologna , so Sarri is in no hurry. The proposal from Panathinaikos dates back to a week ago, an important signing but the Commander thanked him and preferred not to elaborate.

Mark_w

Mark_w

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4 minutes ago, DZ-LCFC said:

Leicester need to replace Enzo Maresca and have made a thorough search for Maurizio Sarri . The profile is quite popular, there are other candidates, but for the moment the Tuscan coach prefers to wait a few more days. However, Leicester is a lead to follow. There are some situations to clarify in Italy, including Lazio and Bologna , so Sarri is in no hurry. The proposal from Panathinaikos dates back to a week ago, an important signing but the Commander thanked him and preferred not to elaborate.

Ewww no thanks.

Chrysalis

Chrysalis

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TBA

Moyes new manager.

Pearson new DoF.

Top to be removed from decision making process, non executive only.  His brother will lead the coup and has agreed to do what Pearson says.

Shakespeare tactician coach.

Kasper GK coach.

Fuchs first team coach.

Cambiasso assistant manager.

King first team coach.

Terry defensive coach.

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SecretPro

SecretPro

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2 minutes ago, LestaLad said:

Is he even any good? 

We don't need good, we need fun. This is Leicester City, biggest basketcase club of all time, its supposed to be a roller coaster. I want him smoking 20 lambert and butler on the sidelines. 

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Molson Canadian

Molson Canadian

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2 minutes ago, Tuna said:

Didn't he leave Chelsea because he couldn't speak English?

basic, enough to get by.  interviews he used an interpreter. 

 

but i'm not worried because in the football manager "i have no concerns at all, football is a universal language" 

Chrysalis

Chrysalis

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12 minutes ago, DZ-LCFC said:

Leicester need to replace Enzo Maresca and have made a thorough search for Maurizio Sarri . The profile is quite popular, there are other candidates, but for the moment the Tuscan coach prefers to wait a few more days. However, Leicester is a lead to follow. There are some situations to clarify in Italy, including Lazio and Bologna , so Sarri is in no hurry. The proposal from Panathinaikos dates back to a week ago, an important signing but the Commander thanked him and preferred not to elaborate.

Look at his managerial career, lots of 1 year stints.

 

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Managerial career
1990–1991 Stia
1991–1993 Faellese
1993–1996 Cavriglia
1996–1998 Antella
1998–1999 Valdema
1999–2000 Tegoleto
2000–2003 Sansovino
2003–2005 Sangiovannese
2005–2006 Pescara
2006–2007 Arezzo
2007 Avellino
2007–2008 Verona
2008–2009 Perugia
2010 Grosseto
2010–2011 Alessandria
2011–2012 Sorrento
2012–2015 Empoli
2015–2018 Napoli
2018–2019 Chelsea
2019–2020 Juventus
2021–2024 Lazio

Type of manager?

 

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From a tactical standpoint, Sarri is known for his intelligence, attention to detail and his meticulous approach in preparing for matches during weekly training sessions. He often has his team prepare many different plays on set-pieces.[8][62] One of the main trademarks of his highly organised system is a four-man back-line. His teams usually play a high defensive line and adopt the offside trap and a zonal marking system. He requires his defensive players to be synchronised in their movements, anticipate plays, and look at the ball as a point of reference, not their opponents. Other key elements of Sarri's line-up are the presence of a deep-lying playmaker who dictates play in front of the back-line, such as Jorginho, and overlapping attacking full backs, to provide width to his team, as his players often attack from the flank, looking to play quick exchanges and make runs in behind into the box rather than deliver crosses into the area, however. As such, he favours dynamic wingers in his team, as well as defenders and goalkeepers who are comfortable on the ball, to help his team retain possession, and hard-working players who can implement his high pressing game.[63][64][65][66][67]

When defending off the ball, Sarri's teams often use energetic pressing, tight lines and pressure high up the pitch to win back the ball quickly.[64][65][68][69] Throughout his coaching career, Sarri has adopted several formations, such as the 4–3–1–2[63] or the 4–2–3–1,[8] but he later came to be known for using a "free-flowing, possession based 4–3–3 system" during his time with Napoli.

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Scotch

Scotch

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An old-school homophobic, sexist chain-smoker who chews cigarette butt's on touchline.... Gerriminn!!!

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