Cooper - OUT

[Tuna]

1 hour ago, FrankieADZ said:

apologises if this has been posted already, but the stats dont lie and they are frankly shocking

Are these all the relevant stats or just those that make Cooper look bad?

[Tuna]

53 minutes ago, hejammy said:

Surely there's an email address or something we can make the club aware of our concerns? Can anyone share something on how we can do this? Fan engagement personel or someone? I'm just not convinced the powers that be are truly aware of how we all feel? 

Doubt foxestalk is indicative of the views of the LCFC supporting public at large.

[Wymsey]

The most-disliked LCFC manager, already?..

 

Right at the start from when he got appointed, plenty weren't happy because apparently he didn't have the best of PL records as well as criticising his looks..

[Free Falling Foxes]

2 hours ago, Bob Weasel Fox said:

OPTA supercomputer predicting we will be relegated 

 

My 2yo Grandsons Fisher Price ' My First Computer', predicts we'll be relegated.

[Bob Weasel Fox]

7 minutes ago, Free Falling Foxes said:

My 2yo Grandsons Fisher Price ' My First Computer', predicts we'll be relegated.

It's pretty accurate then . . . . 

[Sly]

25 minutes ago, Tuna said:

Are these all the relevant stats or just those that make Cooper look bad?

I had a look at the weekend, and we’re near the top for clearances, saves, blocks etc. basically our defence is under pressure! 

[Guppys Love Child]

16 minutes ago, Wymsey said:

The most-disliked LCFC manager, already?..

 

Right at the start from when he got appointed, plenty weren't happy because apparently he didn't have the best of PL records as well as criticising his looks..

No.. not from me,

 

The accolade of most disliked manager in LCFC history will always be for that little 'C yoU Next Tuesday' Rodgers.

I truly despise the odious narsasistic dwarf.

[Sly]

16 minutes ago, Wymsey said:

The most-disliked LCFC manager, already?..

 

Right at the start from when he got appointed, plenty weren't happy because apparently he didn't have the best of PL records as well as criticising his looks..

 

I can only really remember our Managers / Coaches from Brian Little onwards. 
 

The title for me, will always go to Peter Taylor. I really, really wanted him and us to succeed after we were brilliant to a degree for half a season. He destroyed us though in reality by trying to change that O’Neill team. 
 

I think time will look back on Rodgers more fondly than maybe he is viewed on Foxestalk now. 

 

Holloway wasn’t really with us long enough for anyone to care. 
 

We just had a terrible squad under Bassett. 
 

Sousa if he’d been left, could have got really toxic. It just wasn’t working. 
 

Levein bored us to sleep.

 

The rest are largely forgotten in the doldrums of time.

[Sly]

2 minutes ago, Guppys Love Child said:

No.. not from me,

 

The accolade of most disliked manager in LCFC history will always be for that little 'C yoU Next Tuesday' Rodgers.

I truly despise the odious narsasistic dwarf.

If Top had done what he should have, he wouldn’t have been here long enough after the Forest FA Cup defeat, to do the damage that followed. 
 

I personally still blame the players for that, as much as Rodgers. 

[Mike Oxlong]

2 minutes ago, Sly said:

 

I can only really remember our Managers / Coaches from Brian Little onwards. 
 

The title for me, will always go to Peter Taylor. I really, really wanted him and us to succeed after we were brilliant to a degree for half a season. He destroyed us though in reality by trying to change that O’Neill team. 
 

I think time will look back on Rodgers more fondly than maybe he is viewed on Foxestalk now. 

 

Holloway wasn’t really with us long enough for anyone to care. 
 

We just had a terrible squad under Bassett. 
 

Sousa if he’d been left, could have got really toxic. It just wasn’t working. 
 

Levein bored us to sleep.

 

The rest are largely forgotten in the doldrums of time.

 

[Guppys Love Child]

2 minutes ago, Sly said:

 

I can only really remember our Managers / Coaches from Brian Little onwards. 
 

The title for me, will always go to Peter Taylor. I really, really wanted him and us to succeed after we were brilliant to a degree for half a season. He destroyed us though in reality by trying to change that O’Neill team. 
 

I think time will look back on Rodgers more fondly than maybe he is viewed on Foxestalk now. 

 

Holloway wasn’t really with us long enough for anyone to care. 
 

We just had a terrible squad under Bassett. 
 

Sousa if he’d been left, could have got really toxic. It just wasn’t working. 
 

Levein bored us to sleep.

 

The rest are largely forgotten in the doldrums of time.

Taylor is a close'ish second

 

Rodgers...never will I forgive his antics.

[dooflip]

6 minutes ago, Sly said:

 

I can only really remember our Managers / Coaches from Brian Little onwards. 
 

The title for me, will always go to Peter Taylor. I really, really wanted him and us to succeed after we were brilliant to a degree for half a season. He destroyed us though in reality by trying to change that O’Neill team. 
 

I think time will look back on Rodgers more fondly than maybe he is viewed on Foxestalk now. 

 

Holloway wasn’t really with us long enough for anyone to care. 
 

We just had a terrible squad under Bassett. 
 

Sousa if he’d been left, could have got really toxic. It just wasn’t working. 
 

Levein bored us to sleep.

 

The rest are largely forgotten in the doldrums of time.

Puel has to be in there. Literally hated him. Appreciate there were some positives in terms of recruitment, but he was awful.

[Sly]

1 minute ago, Guppys Love Child said:

Taylor is a close'ish second

 

Rodgers...never will I forgive his antics.

It’s one of those questions, ask in 15 years.

 

Will it be Rodgers, Taylor …… or Cooper. 

[Sly]

Just now, dooflip said:

Puel has to be in there. Literally hated him. Appreciate there were some positives in terms of recruitment, but he was awful.

Puel to me, was just boring. 
 

No real personality, maybe the language barrier didn’t help. I don’t think he made bad decisions that crippled us like you could accusation against a Taylor, or a Rodgers. 
 

Puel like Pearson really, laid some solid foundations for what was to come. 

[Guppys Love Child]

Just now, Sly said:

It’s one of those questions, ask in 15 years.

 

Will it be Rodgers, Taylor …… or Cooper. 

I don't hate Cooper, I just don't rate him as a manager, and for the good of the club he needs to do one. 

[fox_favourite]

5 hours ago, dooflip said:

Puel has to be in there. Literally hated him. Appreciate there were some positives in terms of recruitment, but he was awful.

Puel has some credit with me by the way he handled a very difficult situation. He also made some good signings, he just was just dull and that's what probably ended it. I never questioned him as much as I did in the disaster Rodgers final months or Cooper. We have had a lot worse. 

[The Horse's Mouth]

I hated rodgers towards the end but anyone who doesn’t just look at the fa cup win and give him a slight pass is a bit odd imo, I think a lot of this rhetoric is misdirected on the managers rather than the management of the actual club 

[Fox85]

7 hours ago, The Horse's Mouth said:

Got back to back playoffs at Swansea didn’t he? And the job he did at Forest was great. You may dislike him but to suggest his experience should warrant him a non league manager is daft

Back to back play offs isn't a big achievement did he achieve anything whilst getting back to back playoffs?

 

Also scraping promotion through the playoffs whilst spending the most in the league is actually close to being more of a failure that success.

 

The guy is absolute garbage hence why no clubs wanted to touch him with a barge pole.

[Daggers]

7 hours ago, Sly said:

Puel to me, was just boring. 

I think the 0-0 match against Fulham is still going on. Someone forgot to wake the ref, reality fragmented, and parts of the souls of everyone there that day is locked in a loop of dispair.

[Sly]

1 minute ago, Daggers said:

I think the 0-0 match against Fulham is still going on. Someone forgot to wake the ref, reality fragmented, and parts of the souls of everyone there that day is locked in a loop of dispair.

You’d have taken that performance rather than the one Dean Smith dished out when we battered 5-3 

 

I think someone above got Puel right. 
 

I respect him for the way he handled himself and the club, during the period of time with the accident and Vichai passing. He was as dull as dishwater.

[Daggers]

1 minute ago, Sly said:

You’d have taken that performance rather than the one Dean Smith dished out when we battered 5-3 

 

I think someone above got Puel right. 
 

I respect him for the way he handled himself and the club, during the period of time with the accident and Vichai passing. He was as dull as dishwater.

 I’d checked out and divorced this club by Smith. I’ve been trying to be one of those cool divorcees who gets along with their ex…but I simply can’t, I think they’re a bunch of cvnt.

[Sly]

Just now, Daggers said:

 I’d checked out and divorced this club by Smith. I’ve been trying to be one of those cool divorcees who gets along with their ex…but I simply can’t, I think they’re a bunch of cvnt.

Smith needed more time. He’d have bored us to sleep but potentially kept us up given more time I think. Sacking Rodgers without a plan was crazy. The reality is they left it to long …… about 12 months (at least)! 
 

I can see them doing the same with Cooper. 

[Wasyls Pec Deck]

For me I’d go for Moyes as he’s experienced and the most likely to sort out the flimsy defence. Perhaps then ditch him in 2 years for a more progressive manager once he’s steadied the ship, or not. But he’s the one for me. 

[Sly]

1 minute ago, Wasyls Pec Deck said:

For me I’d go for Moyes as he’s experienced and the most likely to sort out the flimsy defence. Perhaps then ditch him in 2 years for a more progressive manager once he’s steadied the ship, or not. But he’s the one for me. 

I think Moyes wants the Scotland job doesn’t he? 

[Daggers]

1 minute ago, Sly said:

Smith needed more time. He’d have bored us to sleep but potentially kept us up given more time I think. Sacking Rodgers without a plan was crazy. The reality is they left it to long …… about 12 months (at least)! 
 

I can see them doing the same with Cooper. 

I don’t care. Seriously, I’ve never cared less. Dead club is dead to me.