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Cooper - OUT

By Sly, in Leicester City Forum

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Ric Flair

Ric Flair

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2 hours ago, Happy Fox said:


Terzic seems likely to be there first choice, which would be a coup.

 

So that leaves us with Potter / Moyes.. or RVN.

He was assistant there before wasn't he?

WoodyFox

WoodyFox

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1 hour ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Percy and Tanner both dropping articles this morning about how we're a "work in progress" and "implementing a new style".

 

If the club are paying for stories at least ask them to be a few days apart so it's not so obvious lol

How many seasons and leagues does this span?

lcfcbluearmy

lcfcbluearmy

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5 hours ago, The Doctor said:

assuming you mean Tranmere, that was in August. since the start of September we've won as many games as San Marino 

Yes I meant Tranmere, autocorrect, ah ok sorry I thought it was said since the start of the season I misread it

sylofox

sylofox

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Does anyone else wake up then look in here in the hope they are going to get that feeling they had when 6yrs old on Xmas morning?

 

Then the reality kicks in and you realise it's still Nightmare on Elm Street and Freddie Kruger is still here.

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moore_94

moore_94

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King Power have just wasted the international break and then finally decided to sack Garcia at Leuven

 

Obviously going to end up giving Cooper way more time than he should get and then be sacked the day before we play a match or something

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Cropwellfox

Cropwellfox

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5 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

King Power have just wasted the international break and then finally decided to sack Garcia at Leuven

 

Obviously going to end up giving Cooper way more time than he should get and then be sacked the day before we play a match or something

Utterly clueless aren’t they. Evidence continues to pile on of how completely disasterous they’ve become. They believe their own hubris and ego in their little bubble. 

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sylofox

sylofox

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19 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

King Power have just wasted the international break and then finally decided to sack Garcia at Leuven

 

Obviously going to end up giving Cooper way more time than he should get and then be sacked the day before we play a match or something

Once heralded the greatest owners.

 

Now front runners in the village idiot competition.

 

Unless somethings happened other than the football and that's why they've sacked him this makes no sense at all.

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Wymsey

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He won't be going anywhere, as he's meeting the main no-relegation objective at present.

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Happy Fox

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30 minutes ago, Wymsey said:

He won't be going anywhere, as he's meeting the main no-relegation objective at present.


So as soon as we enter the relegation zone in the next week or so we can sack him?

The Doctor

The Doctor

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3 hours ago, Foxmeister said:

There isn't half some ridiculous hyperbole in here. One day, probably in the not too distant future, it will be a whole lot worse than it is now.

almost like that's why people want action to prevent that occurring...

Foxmeister

Foxmeister

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13 minutes ago, The Doctor said:

almost like that's why people want action to prevent that occurring...

It won't stop it happening, football is cyclical, we have the 21st biggest fan base in the country and we've been at or above that level for 12 years. 

 

We won't know until it happens but I think a change of ownership could be catastrophic.

 

It's really not as bad as so many on here think.

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The Doctor

The Doctor

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Just now, Foxmeister said:

It won't stop it happening, football is cyclical, we have the 21st biggest fan base in the country and we've been at or above that level for 12 years. 

 

We won't know until it happens but I think a change of ownership could be catastrophic.

 

It's really not as bad as so many on here think.

"well our fan base isn't big enough to not sack a manager before he makes staying up unsalvageable" makes absolutely no sense. 

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Foxmeister

Foxmeister

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1 minute ago, The Doctor said:

"well our fan base isn't big enough to not sack a manager before he makes staying up unsalvageable" makes absolutely no sense. 

Probably not but I didn't post that 😂

The Doctor

The Doctor

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8 minutes ago, Foxmeister said:

Probably not but I didn't post that 😂

you absolutely did. fans want Cooper sacked because he's taking us down and there is enough dross in this league to avoid it with a competent manager, you started talking about how we're above our level and it's fine to just take that relegation and accept things will get worse because that's just returning to our level.

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Foxmeister

Foxmeister

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11 minutes ago, The Doctor said:

you absolutely did. fans want Cooper sacked because he's taking us down and there is enough dross in this league to avoid it with a competent manager, you started talking about how we're above our level and it's fine to just take that relegation and accept things will get worse because that's just returning to our level.

Palpably incorrect, you used quotation marks when you weren't quoting, it was merely your spin on what I said with so many negatives I got bored of trying to decipher it.

blue army 1988

blue army 1988

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8 hours ago, Foxmeister said:

There isn't half some ridiculous hyperbole in here. One day, probably in the not too distant future, it will be a whole lot worse than it is now.

Like tomorrow for example

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sylofox

sylofox

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21 hours ago, Foxmeister said:

It won't stop it happening, football is cyclical, we have the 21st biggest fan base in the country and we've been at or above that level for 12 years. 

 

We won't know until it happens but I think a change of ownership could be catastrophic.

 

It's really not as bad as so many on here think.

So because we have the 21st biggest fan base we should be happy in the championship then.

 

I'd rather have ambition above our standing than accept what we are. We've proven everyone else wrong before and I'd rather strive to do it again.

 

You sit with ya prawn sandwich happy clapping. I'd rather fight to improve. 

 

I guess on the fan base standing then Brentford and Bournemouth should be thrown out of the prem then.

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FrankieADZ

FrankieADZ

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21 hours ago, The Doctor said:

you absolutely did. fans want Cooper sacked because he's taking us down and there is enough dross in this league to avoid it with a competent manager, you started talking about how we're above our level and it's fine to just take that relegation and accept things will get worse because that's just returning to our level.

Saying stuff about levels etc is the biggest load of crap out, if that's the case then surely Brighton, Brentford Bournemouth should be heading straight to the likes of league 1 then... 

 

But because it's Leicester we should know our place, fans wanting Cooper out aren't expecting top 6 nor top 10, we just want a team who can perform and he's obvious from performances tactics etc Cooper isn't the man upto the job 

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dmayne7

dmayne7

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21 hours ago, Foxmeister said:

It won't stop it happening, football is cyclical, we have the 21st biggest fan base in the country and we've been at or above that level for 12 years. 

 

We won't know until it happens but I think a change of ownership could be catastrophic.

 

It's really not as bad as so many on here think.

21st biggest fanbase based on what exactly?

 

As somebody who has never lived anywhere near Leicester but supported City for nearly 30 years, the amount of Leicester fans I've met over the years (not at anything to do with Leicester) is genuinely more than any club outside of the 'big 6' excluding Man City, and maybe West Ham. Granted I'm obviously going to be more aware of it than if somebody supports another club, but I'd love to know where you're getting these stats from.

 

But another post that just wants to ignore all relevant context and talk about our historic position. Given where we were 5 years ago, our current situation should not have been in the equation for another 10 years at least, if not managed catastrophically by the ownership.

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