Next Manager

[Stevosevic]

Dyche.

 

Direct football is back 

[splinterdream]

Would a manager who would manage us in the championship, look at us now and want to wait, or get stuck in now? 

 

At what point are we more attractive?

[Leicesterpool]

I'm all for giving Richie Wellens a go next season with likes of Andy King (already here) and maybe Kevin Phillips part of the coaching team.

[ClaphamFox]

16 minutes ago, Stevosevic said:

Dyche.

 

Direct football is back 

Not his brand of it, judging from how utterly abysmal Everton were under him. 

[foxile5]

"Hello Ruud - if we sack you then we have to pay you several million pounds. 

 

You could 'save face' and quit. Would you like several million pounds or would you like you like to 'save face' and quit a job nobody expected you to succeed at?"

 

The levels of delusion are at peak insanity. He's going nowhere.

[foxile5]

Even Sam Allardyce waited to be sacked when he was caught ****ing fiddling at the England job. Why on earth would Ruud Van Nistlerooy suddenly develop a conscience that literally no premier League manager has had for two decades.

[fox in the sox]

He’s not talking like he is walking in his interviews but surely it will start to ruin his future managerial career soon. 
There is nobody at the club who could take over and we will not get a Dean Smith type of stop gap as we are already doomed. I guess we could look for a longer term appointment but make it clear they have a free pass to the end of the season.

[Glasgow fox]

I am as certain as can  be that there is a clause that means we part amicably when we get relegated. No point sacking him as nobody can keep us up at this stage and we have no  cash to pay him off.  Best case scenario is new manager and new board next season or at least new manager and a dof with rudkin gone.

[kingfox]

 

My bad. 
 

[Lad1966]

1 minute ago, Glasgow fox said:

I am as certain as can  be that there is a clause that means we part amicably when we get relegated. No point sacking him as nobody can keep us up at this stage and we have no  cash to pay him off.  Best case scenario is new manager and new board next season or at least new manager and a dof with rudkin gone.

I hope you are right. I agree, no point sacking him now,if we can get rid of for nothing, once relegation is confirmed!

[Sankey93]

1 hour ago, moore_94 said:

Brian Barry-Murphy or Leon McSweeney as interim for the rest of the season - not much point getting a new manager in now

 

Then Inigo Perez in the summer if we can somehow convince him

 

(would definitely end up being Russell Martin though)

Henrik Rydstrom! But like you said be Brussel Martin 😂

[Clogger_]

57 minutes ago, Leicesterpool said:

I'm all for giving Richie Wellens a go next season with likes of Andy King (already here) and maybe Kevin Phillips part of the coaching team.

RW is an utter bellend, avoid

[Free Falling Foxes]

33 minutes ago, Glasgow fox said:

I am as certain as can  be that there is a clause that means we part amicably when we get relegated. No point sacking him as nobody can keep us up at this stage and we have no  cash to pay him off.  Best case scenario is new manager and new board next season or at least new manager and a dof with rudkin gone.

Given all the other 'deals' Rudkin has negotiated, I'm not sure that's the case.

[adamkhalifa]

Whoever comes in next. I want us to move out of this turgid possession based system. We were already 5 years behind,  when we adopted it. Let's at least think forward, and go direct. 

[BenTheFox]

It will be Russell Martin. I'm convinced. 

[LCFCCHRIS]

14 minutes ago, BenTheFox said:

It will be Russell Martin. I'm convinced. 

@Ric Flair’s nightmare is becoming a reality 

[Foxin_Mad]

If Rudkin is still here it will be someone shit who keeps the pass it round at the back philosophy Rudkin has spent ages building a quality squad for. 

[desertfox2]

3 hours ago, Glasgow fox said:

I am as certain as can  be that there is a clause that means we part amicably when we get relegated. No point sacking him as nobody can keep us up at this stage and we have no  cash to pay him off.  Best case scenario is new manager and new board next season or at least new manager and a dof with rudkin gone.

I'm not. Rudkin would have been involved with the contract. If that were the case you would think there would be a clause that a manager could be sacked without compensation after 10 losses in a row if we knew what we were doing contractually.

[ithuriel]

No one decent will want the job, not with Rudders ruining things, oops my mistake, there's no I in a team, running things.

[jayfox26]

Just get Danny Rohl if he's not already agreed to join Southampton 

[The Year Of The Fox]

Barry-Murphy?

 

I’d take Barry Evans

Edited 17 March 2025 by The Year Of The Fox

[Le Renard]

Wayne Rooney incoming; he takes any old job. Do we have any decent massage parlours chez Leicester?

[fox_favourite]

2 minutes ago, Le Renard said:

Wayne Rooney incoming; he takes any old job. Do we have any decent massage parlours chez Leicester?

You home, and I certainly wouldn't want him, but he probably has a better win ratio than RvN. 

 

That is how bad it is 

Edited 17 March 2025 by fox_favourite

[Beachyboy]

8 hours ago, splinterdream said:

Would a manager who would manage us in the championship, look at us now and want to wait, or get stuck in now? 

 

At what point are we more attractive?

Now, if he somehow saved us he'd be a hero he has two extra months as well as a pre season to work out who he wants to get rid of, it's worth conducting informal interviews either way now.

[Beachyboy]

1 hour ago, jayfox26 said:

Just get Danny Rohl if he's not already agreed to join Southampton 

Aren't Sheffield Wednesday a better option currently than either Southampton or Leicester less high wage shit to sort out.