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StanSP

To Röhl With It Or Not?

By StanSP, in Leicester City Forum

Röhl - Yes or No?   

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  1. 1. Would you be happy with Röhl as new manager?


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HUNTA84

HUNTA84

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LestaLad

LestaLad

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100%. He’s the best option for me and would actually get me kind of excited for the season as opposed to getting someone like Dyche for example. 

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STUHILL

STUHILL

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Too much unknown about him still, but I get why people are filling those unknowns with a lot of hope and excitement. 
 

Hopefully, he is more Maresca than RVN in terms of those unknowns. 

winteriscoming

winteriscoming

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As much as I want him there is a part of me that accepts he could easily of been over hyped on here. 
Mainly because the alternative seems to be a dinosaur like Dyche. 

Genuine question if he was British would he be regarded in such high regard? I doubt it. 

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JonnyBoy

JonnyBoy

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Just now, winteriscoming said:

As much as I want him there is a part of me that accepts he could easily of been over hyped on here. 
Mainly because the alternative seems to be a dinosaur like Dyche. 

Genuine question if he was British would he be regarded in such high regard? I doubt it. 

 

Cant remember which thread (probably this one) chat GP summarised his career thus far in a few paragraphs. Enough to get excited by him, will be similar to the young german at BHA if he comes in i think. 

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FrankieADZ

FrankieADZ

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11 minutes ago, STUHILL said:

Too much unknown about him still, but I get why people are filling those unknowns with a lot of hope and excitement. 
 

Hopefully, he is more Maresca than RVN in terms of those unknowns. 

tbf the unknown about him is a kinda good thing, more that than a downward turn like some managers linked with us have been on for the last 4/5 years

 

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Chelmofox

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2 minutes ago, winteriscoming said:

As much as I want him there is a part of me that accepts he could easily of been over hyped on here. 
Mainly because the alternative seems to be a dinosaur like Dyche. 

Genuine question if he was British would he be regarded in such high regard? I doubt it. 

I think he has had quite a lot of balanced posts covering pros and cons. I don't think Dyche was the only comparison. There was also Russell Martin :) 

 

I think this is a step up for Rhol, and I get he has been at a basket case for 1.5 years, but LCFC is a different beast. He will have ego driven International players, a likely overbearing management structure around him, and a stream of academy players who will have to nurture. Jury is out on if he is capable of that just yet. Sound like at SW he was able to do pretty much what he wanted.

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RowlattsFox

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As bad it sounds, couldn't really care less lol 

 

As every new manager, he will get my faith until proven otherwise. 

Nice to appoint a manager that comes with a positive reputation, done ok with Sheff Wed but think its been a little overplayed.

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dannythefox

dannythefox

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We need a manager who’s done it and seen it all, loads of experience. Dyche for me but I’d even take Wilder. These young ones are far too much of a gamble.

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Tommy G

Tommy G

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21 minutes ago, RowlattsFox said:

As bad it sounds, couldn't really care less lol 

 

As every new manager, he will get my faith until proven otherwise. 

Nice to appoint a manager that comes with a positive reputation, done ok with Sheff Wed but think its been a little overplayed.

In the same boat, will barely bat an eye lid when whoever is appointed. Used to get excited about stuff like this, not anymore.

jayfox26

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3 hours ago, Sly said:

I’m pretty much “Meh” about the club currently! 

Yep feel the same. Lad I work with always wants to talk about football and he's always like "who's leicester signed" " how do you think you'll do next season". I just reply I don't know and I don't care 🤣

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Izzy

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Not sure I could cope with endless 'Rohl with it' puns if we appointed him tbh

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jamfox

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3 hours ago, The Year Of The Fox said:

Can you put up an option for

 

‘I dont know, and won’t know, until he’s been here 1 year.’ ? Please 

Are you being sarcastic? every managerial appointment has and will come as an educated guess we have to decided now!   He is looking potentially   like one of the most popular appointments every , I think he will be a breath of fresh air with a much needed positive bounce, that does not mean it can’t go tits up though 😉

Fox92

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3 hours ago, winteriscoming said:

As much as I want him there is a part of me that accepts he could easily of been over hyped on here. 
Mainly because the alternative seems to be a dinosaur like Dyche. 

Genuine question if he was British would he be regarded in such high regard? I doubt it. 

No.

 

John Eustace kept Blackburn up (including beating us and Leeds, both away) and had them in the top 6, with terrible owners, then went to Derby and kept them up (only finished 8 points behind Wednesday despite Derby looking like they were getting relegated for 75% of the season).

Mark Robins also had worse conditions at Coventry (no money and, for a couple of seasons, no home ground) yet improved them season after season.

 

If I suggested those two names I'd get laughed.

FrankieADZ

FrankieADZ

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1 minute ago, Fox92 said:

No.

 

John Eustace kept Blackburn up (including beating us and Leeds, both away) and had them in the top 6, with terrible owners, then went to Derby and kept them up (only finished 8 points behind Wednesday despite Derby looking like they were getting relegated for 75% of the season).

Mark Robins also had worse conditions at Coventry (no money and, for a couple of seasons, no home ground) yet improved them season after season.

 

If I suggested those two names I'd get laughed.

tbf you wouldnt, think a good number would have preferred them to Dyche

know i would have

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