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[CrispinLA in Texas]

Just don't rush the decision.... analysis plz

[AKCJ]

Just now, Muzzy_no7 said:

RVN heavy favourite 

 

Then Potter

 

Moyes

Robins

Corberan 

****ing hell if it's Robins I will be jumping into the Soar with bricks strapped to my feet.

[DLH]

9 minutes ago, Lesta Legend said:

You had google and paste his name didn’t you? 🤣

Yup. Absolutely 😂😭

[Pliskin]

I think it will be Potter. 

[LFox99]

 

we've done it again

[EastAnglianFox]

If it’s Moyes, his first home game will against West Ham.

 

Tasty

[Leicesterpool]

Potter I think will be fave for the job seeing as was their first choice in the summer and if they got wind he'd fancy it now, then they've made their move.

Edited 24 November 2024 by Leicesterpool

[Lionator]

1 minute ago, TaggertvsWise said:

Problem with RVN is he’ll see us as a stepping stone, he could well do a great job but then snapped up as the big 6 merri-go-round continues which would leave us stuffed again. I like the idea of Moyes, wanted him years ago when he was at Preston & we went for Taylor. I think he would steady the ship but more importantly, stick around.

I’d personally rather have somebody ambitious like that though. Stepping stone isn’t always a bad thing when manager shelf lives are so short anyway.

[Edwam1972]

Either John Sillett until the end of the season or Dowie 

[markko]

Moyes would be logical choice. I think he would keep us up. It ain't going to be pretty but if winning is most important criteria he will do a job. Remember Puel. Boring and tedious. He had to go!

[Bert]

For me the only problem with Potter is that there won’t be instant results. Wouldn’t mind Moyes. He’ll steady the ship and has PL experience of doing so. It’s all about staying up. 

[RowlattsFox]

People will have more knowledge than me and come up with lists of sexy names but for me it has to be a personality the fans can get behind. Leicester fans love that. 

[Tuna]

Moyes for me atm

[LCFCJohn]

Can’t get enthused by RVN (the apparent failings out with players) or Potter. Neither would be the right fit imo. 
 

Really don’t want Potter particularly.

 

Not sure who the answer is though.

[Gunnlaugson's Rizlas]

The boy Pearson has one more in him surely. 

[Bilo]

I suspect it'll be Moyes or RVN next.

 

Moyes is perhaps the safer choice as this wouldn't be his first rodeo.

[Trent Steel]

If we wanna stay up Moyes please

[markko]

Robins may surprise choice. With Coventry 7 years. Ex player. Good knowledge of game. Got a bit about him.

[Hitesh]

5 minutes ago, LFox99 said:

 

we've done it again

This is just stupid, we should have been onto this a month ago 

[Pinfox]

Just get the senior players to type ‘how to manage a premiership football team’ into ChatGPT and crack on.. 

[LCFCCKEANO]

No England job and no ten point deduction, feel like with the interest in Potter over the summer we should be able to finally get it over the line

[Hammo]

With three Danish internationals in the side Kasper Hjulmand would not be a bad shout. Certainly worth considering.

[teblin]

6 minutes ago, LFox99 said:

 

we've done it again

Shouldn’t worry about what they too much. 

[Weller Wing]

6 minutes ago, TaggertvsWise said:

Problem with RVN is he’ll see us as a stepping stone, he could well do a great job but then snapped up as the big 6 merri-go-round continues which would leave us stuffed again. I like the idea of Moyes, wanted him years ago when he was at Preston & we went for Taylor. I think he would steady the ship but more importantly, stick around.

Who cares?

There's levels throughout football and most managers and players want to test themselves at the best club they can.

 

[Hitesh]

Even bookies have been taken by surprise, no markets from PP or Skybet yet