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Managerial Replacements

By Happy Fox, in Leicester City Forum

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Iran

Iran

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Seeing Potter's name being tossed around, I really don't like him as a person (think he's two-faced and disingenuous, probably a poor man-manager as well as was shown at Chelsea). But what I will say is that he is a very good coach tactical wise and plays a brand of football that's very pleasing to the eyes.

 

Also reminds me of Jervis Tetch or The Mad Hatter from the Batman for some reason in his demeanor.

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fuzzymizzit

fuzzymizzit

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Corberan or Röhl if we're recruiting from the English leagues. Not as hot on overseas managers.

 

Tbh I just want someone who's not picked off the old tired merry-go-round of 'specialist' Premier League survivalists; I understand Moyes would be pragmatic but Christ I just want to feel something watching my team.

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gd4foxes

gd4foxes

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Wasn't Scott Parker a close 2nd choice to Maresca last year?

I would expect our board will revisit and look at him as an option

 

...However one thing I can say about this club is I have always been surprised by the managerial appointments, especially over the last 10 years+ 

Sometimes pleasantly surprised and sometimes not, but never the top 3 faves in the betting/bookies odds

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Lesta2014

Lesta2014

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4 minutes ago, gd4foxes said:

Wasn't Scott Parker a close 2nd choice to Maresca last year?

I would expect our board will revisit and look at him as an option

 

...However one thing I can say about this club is I have always been surprised by the managerial appointments, especially over the last 10 years+ 

Sometimes pleasantly surprised and sometimes not, but never the top 3 faves in the betting/bookies odds

Think I saw somewhere that Burnley want Parker 

Tommy G

Tommy G

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Can’t be bothered to read 51 pages, has Rob Edwards name been suggested? Did a good job with Luton - despite relegation, would need to shore up the defence a bit which is my only concern 

ACF

ACF

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Potter would be the best feasible and I think that’s still a massive stretch. Turned down Ajax for Leicester? No chance

 

The state of this place though, suggesting Mourinho and Hoeneß as possibilities 😂

LVFox

LVFox

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Had a dream last night it was Rafa Benitez.

 

It was also announced at the end of a 10 minute presentation on how Top met his wife... not really sure what that means other than I'm psychologically odd.

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HankMarvin

HankMarvin

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5 minutes ago, ACF said:

Potter would be the best feasible and I think that’s still a massive stretch. Turned down Ajax for Leicester? No chance

 

The state of this place though, suggesting Mourinho and Hoeneß as possibilities 😂

It’s not the same Ajax though, they hasn’t finished lower than 3rd in 20 years 

2 seasons now without Champions league revenue 

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Stopharage

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Really don't get all this chat for Moyes or Corberan.

 

If he were willing to take it, I'd give it to Rob Edwards. Not because of what he did last year at Luton, but what he's done across the clubs he's worked at. He adapts his team's playing style and formation on the basis of the squad that he's got, he doesn't adapt the team to the playing style he wants his team to play. Seems eminently sensible as he'd be inheriting a squad and a playing style that is hugely different to his Luton team. If we're as hamstrung financially as it appears we may be, then we want a manager who can make the most of the squad he's got and play a style of football that plays to their strengths, rather than some philosophy they have. Luton went down last year firstly because their squad was never good enough, a lot of them had gone through the leagues with them and they had a really bad run of injuries. Our squad has more depth and is significantly better and I think if he got the gig he'd be willing to build on Maresca's blueprint. 

 

I really think we're on a hiding to nothing if we get Moyes or Corberan; neither are noted for the possession-based football that our squad has had drummed into them for over a year. They may be pragmatists but that's about it. 

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pkonline

pkonline

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The Premier League is a massive pull and even lower half table clubs can attract big names in comparison to some of the biggest European ones.

Winstonthedog

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47 minutes ago, fuzzymizzit said:

Corberan or Röhl if we're recruiting from the English leagues. Not as hot on overseas managers.

 

Tbh I just want someone who's not picked off the old tired merry-go-round of 'specialist' Premier League survivalists; I understand Moyes would be pragmatic but Christ I just want to feel something watching my team.

Absolutely spot on ... some passion in the team and fans .... a cross between   .Martin O'Neil... Pearson and Roy Keane.... I'm even scared thinking about it 

Greg2607

Greg2607

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32 minutes ago, ACF said:

Potter would be the best feasible and I think that’s still a massive stretch. Turned down Ajax for Leicester? No chance

 

The state of this place though, suggesting Mourinho and Hoeneß as possibilities 😂

i didn't say he was necessarily possible... just that he would be a good fit. 

guest123

guest123

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1 hour ago, gd4foxes said:

Wasn't Scott Parker a close 2nd choice to Maresca last year?

I would expect our board will revisit and look at him as an option

 

...However one thing I can say about this club is I have always been surprised by the managerial appointments, especially over the last 10 years+ 

Sometimes pleasantly surprised and sometimes not, but never the top 3 faves in the betting/bookies odds

To be fair those betting markets are always bonkers as hardly any liquidity in them, so they are never a true picture unless info comes out quickly. 
I’m still unsure who to go for but I certainly

want to be excited by the appointment, so a massive no to the likes of Cooper

 

edit - having seen cov play with some decent attacking intent and passion I really wouldn’t be adverse to taking Robins, added bonus of the inbred freaks melting down beyond belief 

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Chelmofox

Chelmofox

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4 minutes ago, urban fox said:

Not much mention of Poch. Presume most think he wouldn't want to come or that wecouldnot afford him 

He was on 10 mil a year at Chelsea. What do you think?

urban fox

urban fox

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Just now, Chelmofox said:

He was on 10 mil a year at Chelsea. What do you think?

Obviously we can't pay that sort of dosh. But you never know, £5m pa is better than none. A job is a job after all (not that he will need to sign on the dole). 

Part of our issue may be that the best ones are waiting to see what happens at man utd. Before taking a lower salary with us.

Samilktray

Samilktray

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Just now, urban fox said:

Obviously we can't pay that sort of dosh. But you never know, £5m pa is better than none. A job is a job after all (not that he will need to sign on the dole). 

Part of our issue may be that the best ones are waiting to see what happens at man utd. Before taking a lower salary with us.

I'm not sure us and Manchester United are fishing in the same waters for a manager to be quite honest

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Sol thewall Bamba

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1 hour ago, Tommy G said:

Can’t be bothered to read 51 pages, has Rob Edwards name been suggested? Did a good job with Luton - despite relegation, would need to shore up the defence a bit which is my only concern 

His Luton side conceded 85 goals, 30 more than us under Pearson in 2014/15, including losing a game they were winning 3-0 at half time. Not sure he's the one to shore up a defense!

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urban fox

urban fox

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3 minutes ago, Samilktray said:

I'm not sure us and Manchester United are fishing in the same waters for a manager to be quite honest

Of course we aren't. But, they can only appoint one. At some point, the rest are  going to have to lower their sights.

Personally, I think we should decide on any feasible targets, and get on with it. 

If man utd are in the market so be it, but for us to wait around to see who might be left after the scramble would be stupid. The earlier we can get it done the better.

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