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Muzzy_no7

Muzzy_no7

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Honestly thats it for me for a bit. I am absolutely disgusted with this club.

 

Im logging off for a few days, maybe a week. 
 

Football is offering me absolutely nothing at the minute. This is doing me no good. 

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CrispinLA in Texas

CrispinLA in Texas

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Just now, -sodapop said:

Say what you want about Dyche but he's clearly got a good head on his shoulders - for him to not want the job should tell you what a ****ing shitshow we are right now.

Gosh even Dyche thinks we're a tough nut to crack 😳

Brainy

Brainy

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Dyche is this eras Allardyce, he's probably waiting for the call from Leeds/Burnley/Sunderland

 

....at Christmas

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lcfc_forever

lcfc_forever

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Is this correct?

 

 

Personally, not happy with the rumour but if true, may explain why he is a front runner. We all want a manager that will focus on bringing through the youngsters. 
 

 

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st albans fox

st albans fox

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25 minutes ago, fox_favourite said:

Wolves. He lost the dressing room at Wolves and admitted it. His tactics are rubbish and it's another clear indicator that the club has no leadership quality or direction. 

 

He's poor. He's not the right appointment and won't be able to get the dressing room sorted. He doesn't play the football these players have been brought in to do. 

 

It'll be a shocking appointment. 

The players became v frustrated with results (poor personal discipline during and after games) but I didn’t see a lack of effort.

 

true that he had a massive issue defending set plays but he felt that was due to losing his two best aerial CB’s.  They also sacked their set piece coach. 


I don’t believe he’s a footballing ‘dinosaur’. he has tended to play quite narrowly as he likes players that cut inside off their wings (as we have done). With our squad in the championship he will no doubt allow the full backs to get forwards into the space vacated rather than sitting back. 
 

whilst I’d prefer rohl, I would rather O’Neil than wilder. 

 

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daddylonglegs

daddylonglegs

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5 minutes ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

Honestly thats it for me for a bit. I am absolutely disgusted with this club.

 

Im logging off for a few days, maybe a week. 
 

Football is offering me absolutely nothing at the minute. This is doing me no good. 

See you tomorrow ;) 

 

(I'm with you. Utterly pathetic how far we've fallen). 

Benji

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Yeh I think I'm done if this is where we're going.  We'll always have Vichai's legacy, for which I'll be forever grateful, but this current mob are showing a level of business and commercial incompetence not seen since our administration days, and complete contempt for the fans with zero communication other than bullsh1t social media posts about how great morale is in the camp.  The FFP/PSR loopholes have been nothing to celebrate, the idiots merely swept their financial mismanagement under the rug with a smart lawyer, but now it's all coming back out the other side.  I'm done with being squeezed on extortionate matchday tickets for what is likely to now be more sh1te football with zero plan (Cooper MKII).  The fact our pre season has started and we're still not clear what type of a manager we want, let alone who, is shocking in itself, and I can't believe there's not more publicity on how bad things have become particularly when you see that list of candidates.

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VLC86

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1 minute ago, lcfc_forever said:

Is this correct?

 

 

Personally, not happy with the rumour but if true, may explain why he is a front runner. We all want a manager that will focus on bringing through the youngsters. 
 

 

I’m $ure it$ the rea$on we are going to appoint him and not becau$ he i$ cheap.

VLC86

VLC86

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Just now, Marmite said:

O’Neil was shown around Seagrave this afternoon. 
 

Hope his ACLs have persuaded him it’s the wrong job for him.

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cityfanlee23

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I said just before O’Neil was sacked that I thought wolves were unlucky in terms of league position vs performances, they played well in a fair few games but just couldn’t get it over the line and were making poor errors or tactical naivety, so I felt a bit for him, even at Bournemouth I thought he was sacked quite harshly given the tools he had, yet both wolves and Bournemouth found another 5 gears when he went. Don’t want him. 
 

Leicester have me on the brink of just not bothering with football. My love for football has been lost in the era of big finance and stupid wages, if O’Neil comes when we have an opportunity to rebuild something exciting I think that could be the straw.
 

Who knows maybe he’s learned from his mistakes, I just can’t see it.  

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Bob Weasel Fox

Bob Weasel Fox

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12 minutes ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

Honestly thats it for me for a bit. I am absolutely disgusted with this club.

 

Im logging off for a few days, maybe a week. 
 

Football is offering me absolutely nothing at the minute. This is doing me no good. 

Don't disagree brother Muzzy however the show must go on

 

even though the ticket prices are too much and the show is a shit show 

Wymsey

Wymsey

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14 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said:

@Wymsey is this the case ?

 

13 minutes ago, Salieri said:

How would he know?? 

Don't know.

Perhaps this is a smoke screen for someone else?..

Sol thewall Bamba

Sol thewall Bamba

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16 minutes ago, Dahnsouff said:

True. Sorry, just catching up, and tbh I can barely believe how this crap is unfolding. :(

Will be interesting to see what happens to him now, realistically he's there going into next season. There are no other teams that are looking for a manager, and if he can't/won't resign to walk into a job here, he's not going to walk without a job to go to. Chansiri has ****ed it too. 

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Wymsey

Wymsey

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Just now, whoareyaaa said:

He was first to tell us we was getting Cooper.

 

Just now, Wymsey said:

 

Don't know.

Perhaps this is a smoke screen for someone else?..

 

Tuna

Tuna

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3 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said:

Gerrimin.

 

In the eight games immediately following O'Neil's permanent appointment the club failed to pick up a single competitive win. However, in April 2023, O'Neil's side secured their place in the top flight by winning five matches out of seven, including victories over relegation contenders Leicester City, Southampton and Leeds United.[45] 

They didn't beat us that's for sure, we did the double over them that season.

Brainy

Brainy

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4 minutes ago, cityfanlee23 said:

I said just before O’Neil was sacked that I thought wolves were unlucky in terms of league position vs performances, they played well in a fair few games but just couldn’t get it over the line and were making poor errors or tactical naivety, so I felt a bit for him, even at Bournemouth I thought he was sacked quite harshly given the tools he had, yet both wolves and Bournemouth found another 5 gears when he went. Don’t want him. 
 

Leicester have me on the brink of just not bothering with football. My love for football has been lost in the era of big finance and stupid wages, if O’Neil comes when we have an opportunity to rebuild something exciting I think that could be the straw.
 

Who knows maybe he’s learned from his mistakes, I just can’t see it.  

How dare you try and be reasonable with your thinking

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