Enzo - would you have him back?

[tickler28]

If Chelsea let him go?

[The Year Of The Fox]

Absolutely not a million years 

 

Don’t care if it would mean automatic promotion next year (which it wouldn’t) No way

[Nalis]

No, we've got bigger problems than the manager for a start.

[Samilktray]

Obviously not a chance he comes back here but yes. Really liked the bloke 

[Leicester_Loyal]

Yes. He would hopefully force a change in these idiots running the club too, something I believe he was in the process of before Chelsea came calling.

[Qwerty]

Yes, but only because we’ll be in the championship.  If we were staying up then no.  I don’t think he’s got the ability to do well with a weak team in a high league.  The main value of Enzo, in my opinion, is that the players liked him. 

[bovril]

Find some of the resistance towards him a bit difficult to understand in all honesty.

[AKCJ]

Obviously 100% yes.

[Corky]

He is much better than Cooper and van Nistelrooy but we need someone fresh and different.

[Stadt]

He'll get a job at a Sevilla tier club after Chelsea. 

 

Got very frustrated with him in the end but he's a talented coach and he's gotten us up once already. Better than anybody for actually playing young players too. Nelson, McAteer, Jakub and even Marcal got a decent amount of minutes.

[ChrisFilter]

Of course. He’s infinitely better than anyone else we’ll be lumped with. 

[OntarioFox]

The football was gash at times, but he has more man management in his little finger than everyone we've had from Puel onwards, combined.

 

If he's still in the dugout, we'd have played the youth by now too.

 

Dumb as it sounds I'd have him back, but only if it meant we got at least two seasons in the second tier to finish the rebuild he started and was on the right path with. We've set ourselves back a decade with the past two windows, we need to gradually rebuild a spine.

[foxfanazer]

Meh.....unless other more significant changes are made the manager is largely irrelevant imo.  Genuinely don't give a shit right now

[Winstonthedog]

To watch Enzo ball again .... how about a definite... definitely NO  ... as in never ever 

[Pita]

The way he was treated with very little transfer money he wouldn’t come back. But no from me

[kingfox]

From a football philosophy standpoint, no I wouldn’t. 
 

I’d rather we moved away from a possession based style. 

[Guppys Love Child]

Nothing against him personally. 

 

But never in 20 billion years would I want his absolutely abhorrent brand of (and I use this word in its loosest possible form) "football" back at this club.  Even if we had the players for it to actually work - which we don't, and it was  nailed on we would be promoted..  I watch also for entertainment as well as results, and Enzoball is not entertaining, its purgatory in its quintessential form.

[Corky]

12 minutes ago, kingfox said:

From a football philosophy standpoint, no I wouldn’t. 
 

I’d rather we moved away from a possession based style. 

Would be nice if we actually had a style.

 

[FoxinNotts]

41 minutes ago, kingfox said:

From a football philosophy standpoint, no I wouldn’t. 
 

I’d rather we moved away from a possession based style. 

Good god! I couldn’t give a shiny shite what style we play! I just want to see a team win game after game

[Ted Maul]

Judging by the responses to this thread, we're getting exactly what we deserve as a fanbase this season. 

[Fox92]

On the fence.

 

Last season some of our games were brilliant but some were shocking.

 

When we played Chelsea the other day I thought they were awful given how much they have invested into the team.

[PAULCFC]

No......boring football.

[Glasgow fox]

Absolutely not.  The football was awful.  It's worse now admittedly but people forget how boring it was.  

[winteriscoming]

1 hour ago, Pita said:

The way he was treated with very little transfer money he wouldn’t come back. But no from me

Really?? 
Hermansen 8m 

Winks 8m 

Mavidi 7m 

Coady 7m 

Fatuwo on loan. 
He had more than enough transfer money for a championship side. 
I do agree I wouldn’t want him back. 

[Vazman]

We have more chance of winning all the remaining matches this season than Enzo coming back, 

 

We have more chance of getting a hefty, transfer fee for Vesty, Coady, Soumare, or side show Bob.

 

We have more chance of Riccky P having a total injury free season or string more than 3 matches together before regrettably getting injured again.

 

We have more chance of Rudkin being minutely competent.

 

And the biggest one of all Danny Ward being snapped up by a football club in the Championship next summer, even on a free.

 

Than Enzo coming back to Leicester City FC,, but yes, oh on second thoughts no I wouldn't.