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Cooper - OUT

By Sly, in Leicester City Forum

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guest123

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4 minutes ago, FrankieADZ said:

the stats dont lie at all, clearly shows hes just not very good in the premier league

blimey he really said that, yet some fans think we did well yesterday

I’m in Spain and watched it in a bar full of arsenal fans, they couldn’t believe how they were pissing it and mads was keeping us in it. Wasn’t a fun afternoon 

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MattFox

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Not getting hammered and he “tells it how it is” in the press conference is seemingly enough for the happy clappers to give him the benefit of the doubt


 

Out fanbase are definitely more lenient on a certain “type” of manager than others for some reason

 

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sharpylcfc

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3 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

Hopefully not because you’d struggle to get any decent coach to take over a club for sale 

Hopefully then they'll get the next appointment right and then put us up for sale. I just don't think they want to be here anymore, I think apart from the KPFC brigade think most would be glad to see them leave. I think we need someone new with fresh ideas to take the club and try and take us to the next step.

sharpylcfc

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5 minutes ago, HankMarvin said:

When googling his winless run with forest, he was coming out with the same old shit. 

I think he's feeling pressure already and hopefully sooner rather than later he'll leave.

guest123

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2 minutes ago, MattFox said:

Not  getting hammered and he “tells it how it is” in the press conference is seemingly enough for the happy clappers to give him the benefit of the doubt


 

Out fanbase are definitely more lenient on a certain “type” of manager than others for some reason

 

Me, personally, I just have no time for frauds, and you can spot them a mile off. Smith and Cooper immediately stand out

guest123

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3 minutes ago, sharpylcfc said:

Hopefully then they'll get the next appointment right and then put us up for sale. I just don't think they want to be here anymore, I think apart from the KPFC brigade think most would be glad to see them leave. I think we need someone new with fresh ideas to take the club and try and take us to the next step.

Top in, rudkin out and watch things improve

st albans fox

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4 minutes ago, sharpylcfc said:

Hopefully then they'll get the next appointment right and then put us up for sale. I just don't think they want to be here anymore, I think apart from the KPFC brigade think most would be glad to see them leave. I think we need someone new with fresh ideas to take the club and try and take us to the next step.

Tough to know but the indecision on the expansion tends to support you

 

Just as Mandric found a gem in vichai, so will they need to do the same - the wealth of the ownership will dictate the future of clubs our size. going to need big investment to drive increased income 

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sharpylcfc

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4 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

Tough to know but the indecision on the expansion tends to support you

 

Just as Mandric found a gem in vichai, so will they need to do the same - the wealth of the ownership will dictate the future of clubs our size. going to need big investment to drive increased income 

I know Top's not attending games as much as he once was, no interest it seems anymore. Maybe he is ready to sell up?

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I would just love to see a compelling argument for keeping HIM. Not an argument for why getting rid of a manager early is bad, which is what most defences of him seem to boil down to - I want to know why Steve Cooper specifically should be our manager rather than someone else.

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st albans fox

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1 minute ago, Guest said:

I would just love to see a compelling argument for keeping HIM. Not an argument for why getting rid of a manager early is bad, which is what most defences of him seem to boil down to - I want to know why Steve Cooper specifically should be our manager rather than someone else.

It was either him or ric …..

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I think it's the Everton and Walsall performances which are more concerning. Arsenal will get better results against better teams than us.

 

Interestingly the games we have lost have been against the sides currently sitting 3rd, 5th, and 6th, so clearly decent sides in decent form. Got to put some lesser sides to the sword now though.

 

Bournemouth haven't been great away, with that late Everton comeback masking it a bit. They're a good side but need that first win on the board and it's a decent fixture for that.

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coolhandfox

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57 minutes ago, Dahnsouff said:

Why am I trying to swing it as positive? Saying it’s not the right place to lambast someon, does not make it a good thing. :dunno:

The two goals gloss over a poor performance. 

 

It would have been 6 or 7 without Mads.

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sharpylcfc

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2 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

Have you been married and had any  kids ? 

I haven't and at the end of day if he has new priorities which is understandable and wants more time with family then he needs to sell up cause he's the one at the end of the day who has to make the big decisions.

st albans fox

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1 minute ago, sharpylcfc said:

I haven't and at the end of day if he has new priorities which is understandable and wants more time with family then he needs to sell up cause he's the one at the end of the day who has to make the big decisions.

Having a new wife who is pregnant is not a reason to sell up!
 

there are lots of reasons but that isn’t one of them  

 

Our owner isn’t tied to a desk at seagrave - no other club has owners who are that hands on 

Dahnsouff

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6 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

The two goals gloss over a poor performance. 

 

It would have been 6 or 7 without Mads.

Suppose as so little was expected from this game, might be less willing to critique this one compared to games were potentially getting something from.

st albans fox

st albans fox

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3 minutes ago, MattFox said:

He’s not been attending games regularly since Covid 

I thought his attendance was pretty decent and in-line with pre covid 


after vichai’s death he clearly felt he needed to be at games as much as possible - vichai used to be pretty much at every game whereas top didn’t 

covid interrupted that and post Covid he didn't attend as much, that’s true. But even in our relegation season I was impressed with his presence at home games. And as the season came to a crescendo, members of the family were also there to offer moral  support. 

indierich06

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33 minutes ago, guest123 said:

Top in, rudkin out and watch things improve

Top has no interest in getting rid of Rudkin, he loves the bloke, he clearly thinks he's doing a great job - that's the problem. 

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