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By Quorndon_Fox, in Leicester City Forum

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Tuna

Tuna

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1 hour ago, moore_94 said:

Already had 2 players from the 9-0, might as well get the manager

Gunn, Bednarek and Ings first signings

whoareyaaa

whoareyaaa

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1 hour ago, accessory said:

As would I, but he isn't available. End of. 

 

We need a young, hungry Pearson-type figure willing to speak truth to power about the changes our club desperately needs.

Mark Hughes 

 

not exactly young but Pearson type for sure 

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markko

markko

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I believe we need a good manager and a solid backroom staff who is not aiming for a quick fix. We need to rebuild. It is not going to be easy to shift some players because they are not worth what they are being paid.and no one else will pay the salaries. I quite like Mark Robins or someone of that type. I would like us to go for young, fast, athletic players with some strength of character. 

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Number 6

Number 6

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Ruud has been too bad to stick with. We need a fresh start with fresh ideas. Would like us to go for a younger manager who might be a bit riskier, though suspect we'll get a "safe" option to manage what should be one of the better squads in the division.

whoareyaaa

whoareyaaa

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2 minutes ago, Nolucklcfc said:

I’d like dyche just to steady the ship and stop us dropping again. Problem is he knows and is friends with Rudders 

Is go with Mark Hughes over Dyche if he is mates with Rudkin then it’s almost certain he will be our mananger 

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desertfox2

desertfox2

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25 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said:

Mark Hughes 

 

not exactly young but Pearson type for sure 

Currently managing Carlisle after being sacked by Bradford with them in 18th of league two despite being the biggest team in the league by far. Things are bad but they aren't that bad. This feels like Mike Bassett England manager levels of desperation....

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whoareyaaa

whoareyaaa

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7 minutes ago, desertfox2 said:

Currently managing Carlisle after being sacked by Bradford with them in 18th of league two despite being the biggest team in the league by far. Things are bad but they aren't that bad. This feels like Mike Bassett England manager levels of desperation....

lol he did mange Man City though, Top will be all over it

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oldbluefox

oldbluefox

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53 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said:

Mark Hughes 

 

not exactly young but Pearson type for sure 

He's done an excellent job at Carlisle in the short time he has been there. Until he came they looked finished but he has revitalised them. 

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Claudio Fannieri

Claudio Fannieri

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Hughes has done ok at Carlisle after being pretty disappointing at Bradford, if he is anywhere near consideration as our manager then we should give up. 
 

If we are going down that route then Holloway would be under consideration for the job he has done at Swindon. 
 

The only more experienced managers I would be prepared to consider would be ones of the ilk of Tony Mowbray, where they have retained some of the good values of days gone by but are also progressive so stand the test of time. 

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Lambert09

Lambert09

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9 hours ago, VLC86 said:

Didn’t most on here really want Ruud?

I mean right about people at their club. The fans know their own players and managers far better than people on the outside. 
 

Why would our fans have known anything about Ruud? The PSV fans were the one right about ruud 

desertfox2

desertfox2

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2 hours ago, oldbluefox said:

He's done an excellent job at Carlisle in the short time he has been there. Until he came they looked finished but he has revitalised them. 

Carlisle have a huge fan base for that level and very wealthy owners. They shouldn't even have been at the bottom. Anyone could have improved them. Holloway has done a fantastic job at Swindon in League two.... If we were genuinely looking at a manager who up until this weekend was managing the lowest placed club in the football league then we might as well give up now. RVN was a disaster, this wouldn't be much better. The sad thing is he could probably be on our shortlist. 

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The Guvnor

The Guvnor

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6 hours ago, Nolucklcfc said:

I’d like dyche just to steady the ship and stop us dropping again. Problem is he knows and is friends with Rudders 

Christ not Dyche, was an awful player and morphed into a one dimensional Manager.

Nolucklcfc

Nolucklcfc

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12 minutes ago, The Guvnor said:

Christ not Dyche, was an awful player and morphed into a one dimensional Manager.

He’s far better than the options being talked about. 

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moore_94

moore_94

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I really can't see us getting Fabregas from Como

 

Probably fight with Southampton to get Rohl

 

And if we lose that fight we will then probably end up with Martin

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Guest Bilo

Guest Bilo

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Just now, moore_94 said:

I really can't see us getting Fabregas from Como

 

Probably fight with Southampton to get Rohl

 

And if we lose that fight we will then probably end up with Martin

The one we need to win really. Thankfully, they're even more abject than us and not exactly a paragon of good club management themselves.

 

This is where the material things come in - we'll certainly pay him more than Sheffield Wednesday and be able to offer a better squad (stop laughing, they're cack and it's a wonder they're not in League One), so it'll come down to what he can deal with in the summer and whether he can continue integrating academy players.

Tomo260

Tomo260

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7 minutes ago, Bilo said:

The one we need to win really. Thankfully, they're even more abject than us and not exactly a paragon of good club management themselves.

 

This is where the material things come in - we'll certainly pay him more than Sheffield Wednesday and be able to offer a better squad (stop laughing, they're cack and it's a wonder they're not in League One), so it'll come down to what he can deal with in the summer and whether he can continue integrating academy players.

I like the idea of having Rohl.

 

Sheffield Wednesday were as good as gone when he took over, and with appalling Wednesday owners he managed to save them in style and now make them a mid table championship team.

 

He'd be ideal for us working with what he's got more than choosing what he wants, as unfortunately I think our board will remain brain dead for this summer transfer business 

 

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