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Cooper - OUT

By Sly, in Leicester City Forum

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Happy Fox

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2 minutes ago, Cincinnati Fox said:

We are not in the bottom 3.

as long as that is the case not a chance he is sacked.

what do people expect?  If he keeps us up he has done his job.


We will be sooner rather than later with our upcoming fixtures, do you genuinely feel he can keep us up? I don’t! He’s tactically inept at this level.

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UniFox21

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3 minutes ago, emmo1987 said:

But the commentators said tonight that Leicester fans are now warming to Cooper. Tbf they also said this is more like what Leicester will start with at the weekend after the 5 subs had come on. Can tell theyve done there research. 

When they started going in about the great move from United after Okoli passed them through on goal got me

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420Hashish

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Look, I didn't want him to fail to begin with and obviously had my backing to start. Buuuuuuuutttt come on, seriously? Is this the only option that the club could find? 

 

I refuse to believe it's financial issues when we signed a bunch of players this summer, some of whom aren't that great. 

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kristianity77

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For the first time since I was 14 and started supporting Leicester I’m considering just giving it up. I’ve never felt zero connection to the football club even during the dark days of league one. But right now, and because of years and years of shite, it just doesn’t seem worth it anymore.

 

i don’t care if we lose, I don’t even cheer when we score anymore.  It’s just so soulless. We’ve turned in to a nothing club with no focus, no direction, no identity. It’s so sad. 

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Paninistickers

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The only chance we have of him being dismissed is a player revolt. 

 

We've all visibly seen Faes going ape at him. Mavididi giving him the brush off. And it's pretty clear Vestergaard and Winks have had words. 

Mike Oxlong

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Just now, BenTheFox said:

More so than during the mid 2000s?

Yep. I'd never thought about ditching the season ticket back then 

 

Did so before this season and should have done. It's not just Leicester but top flight football generally 

worthosoriginals

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10 minutes ago, Will1981 said:

I just know how Top and Rudkin operate and would be very surprised if he is sacked while 3 teams are below us in the table.

Ah i see, I thought you were using the cooper apologists defence of,.... we can't sack him when we're not in the bottom 3

FoxesFan100

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Pragmatic, was a word used to describe Cooper… the actual definition is “dealing with things sensibly and realistically in a way that is based on practical rather than theoretical considerations.” 
 

The fullback situation is one that with Justin being a RW/RB is horrendous, how many times has he been done over and goals coming from his side of the pitch? I believe you could put Kyle Walker/ prime Dani Alves / Frimpong and they’d look just as bad as JJ this season. The tactic isn’t working and causing a player to seem like a total fraud. If Ricardo was playing constantly we’d be saying the same things, it’s not the player it’s the poor formation/role. 
 

We’re very fortunate that we picked up some wins recently. A win against Ipswich would be massive, however I see a dark cloud over our heads till New Year… I fear Winter is coming. 

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LeePhilpottsBaldSpot

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I liked the appointment and thought Cooper would do well here. Forest fans on my wife's side of the family loved him - very much their Nigel Pearson (who I think the world of).

 

I also really don't like changing managers regularly. You can never know how a new guy will work out, and I've seen plenty of managers written off as flops come good here.

 

Sadly even I've now lost faith in Cooper. The team is soulless. He seems to have no tactics or vision - and it seems like he's taking the club backwards. With no points deduction we could have brought in somebody far better, and probably still could. And if we go down, we'll inherit a massive points deduction from the EFL.

 

I hate to say it, but the board should cut ties with Cooper before he leads us to a decade (plus) of regret.

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robski

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On 26/10/2024 at 16:45, Gamble92 said:

Just seen Roberto Mancini in Morrisons near the ground buying a meal deal. Take from that what you will. 

 

 

He’s hungry 

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sharpylcfc

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16 minutes ago, BenTheFox said:

More so than during the mid 2000s?

At least we knew we were crap and had no money to improve. Only reason we're in the position we are now is the board failure to sack Rodgers earlier than they did. 

Wymsey

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3 minutes ago, Tuna said:

Going nowhere and we all know it.

Reckon the club sees him as a 'safe' option, whilst the club is recovering financially and will eventually replace him with a 'higher calibre' coach/manager next season or so to build the team up more.

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1 minute ago, sharpylcfc said:

Genuinely believe he goes if we lose at the weekend. 

No chance unfortunately. He’s here until it’s too late. The two lucky wins have bought him an extra few weeks at least. Shitshow of a couple of months incoming with the incompetent fool repeating the same platitudes after each game. 

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