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Cooper - OUT

By Sly, in Leicester City Forum

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The Doctor

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6 minutes ago, FrankieADZ said:

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 

exactly. like if we're talking about historical levels what is the point of even playing a full season? might as well just determine the league standings based on how many Greggs there are within a 15 minute walk of the ground, it's about as meaningful as fanbase size.

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Cropwellfox

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14 minutes ago, FrankieADZ said:

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 

Exactly this. Give me a team who look cohesive, a shape that isn’t set up to see us fail, a set up that plays to the strengths we do have and we could compete and finish top of the bottom 6. What we are currently watching is a shambles 

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Muzzy_no7

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On 21/11/2024 at 00:34, lcfcbluearmy said:

There are chants of Rudkin's a C*** from L1 every home game maybe join in rather than just complaining on foxes talk 

😂😂😂I know… but In all seriousness, it’s nowhere near loud enough. 

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Finnaldo

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‘Football is cyclical’ is the biggest cop-out for accepting poor; near-negligent running of the club by a crumbling regime out of ideas and completely unable to reform or reorganise itself on any serious level. 
 

Even if you accept whatever pseudoscience is to determine the size of football supporter base, the fact we’re comfortably in the top 25 suggests we can then easily maintain Premier League football. The fact we’re eight/nine years removed from a Premier League title and three years removed from a series of European football runs shows it’s not a cyclical decline but a terminal spiral by utterly incompetent upper management. 
 

This all started with “Of course we won’t go down under Brendan!” because it was decided that the ownership and ‘their manager’ could do no wrong despite failing top four objectives twice by way of two unbelievable collapses. Since then we’ve seen often the same crowd erode expectations to “Going back to 2005/06 Leicester is just life”.

 

Simply accepting and even defending worsening outcomes creates even worse results. This is an observable pattern at this club over the last five seasons but some will never bring themselves to accept how poorly ran we are from the very top.

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southfox66

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Given the position we were facing at the start of season ie possible points deduction, Cooper was probably the only option the club had, the club no longer has that attractive status. I don't really know who people expect us to get as a replacement if we were to sack him, the days of getting someone like Potter are gone.

The Doctor

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3 minutes ago, southfox66 said:

Given the position we were facing at the start of season ie possible points deduction, Cooper was probably the only option the club had, the club no longer has that attractive status. I don't really know who people expect us to get as a replacement if we were to sack him, the days of getting someone like Potter are gone.

@Muzzy_no7 go and get the list.

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surrifox

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27 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

We have a manager out of his depth combined with a poor transfer strategy and squad management.

 

He’ll be gone before the end of the month 

Muzzy_no7

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14 minutes ago, southfox66 said:

Given the position we were facing at the start of season ie possible points deduction, Cooper was probably the only option the club had, the club no longer has that attractive status. I don't really know who people expect us to get as a replacement if we were to sack him, the days of getting someone like Potter are gone.

Jesus fkin wept 

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Dames

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They won’t sack the manager because it will raise too many questions of incompetent strategy. Easier to let Cooper take the flak. 

Leicester_Loyal

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2 minutes ago, SafewayFox said:

The stat that came up a minute ago is WHY there can’t be a defence for Cooper.

 

We’ve conceded first 10 out of 12 PL games and considerably the highest in the league.

Thought he was great at setting up a defense tactically?

Iwebema

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4 minutes ago, surrifox said:

Sleep walking to relegation , a 20 deduction and oblivion 

100% the atmosphere in the ground is just awful, everyone's given up and just waiting for the inevitable 

foxer

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How many goals do we reckon Chelsea need to score today for the board to think "hang on, is Steve Cooper not actually a good manager, does he need sacking?" 

 

I reckon 12.

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