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Anyone who doesn't play the tippy - tappy - lack of direction- a thousand passes and we haven't left left our own half - numbingly dull boring over exhaurated football that turns people off the game ..... give us some fu*king passion ... something to enjoy ... some excitement... going to a game with anticipation and talking points for a few days after the game 

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3 minutes ago, Product of 84 said:

If you watch Div1 or Div2 games the playing surfaces are terrible compared to Championship/Premier league. 

But we play half our games on a Premier League surface. An advantage? Probably not.

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1 minute ago, cityfanlee23 said:

It's just sickening to know that I spent the best part of 6 months banging on about Danny Rohl, only for us to miss out on him by 1 week where we refused to pay for him to come, then went for Cifuentes days before Rohl left Wednesday on a free, Then ended up having to spend money sacking cifuentes and signing the likes of Carranza, Aribo, Ramsey on decent wages. 

Rohl has taken Rangers from 17 points from the top, and playing like a non league club, to now just 1 point from the title. We would not have been anywhere near this situation imo. 

What's the gain in an emerging promising newcomer when you can opt for 'Experience'?

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2 minutes ago, Leicesterpool said:

Russ Martin will want a championship, he has high opinion of himself. He may wait to see if De Zerbi sticks around at Tottenham go down.

He wants it and the opportunity to lead a rebuild.

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46 minutes ago, Spudulike said:

But we play half our games on a Premier League surface. An advantage? Probably not.

True. 

 

Perhaps 2 systems needed? One for good pitches and one for bad. Imagine watching a Leicester team with a plan B 😂

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34 minutes ago, Chelmofox said:

Fact, hope or dread?

A screenshot shared by someone who knows him saying he'd like the call.

Edited by LcFc_Smiv
If anyone official from the club is reading this, im lying, he really really doesn't want the call, he said dont call him, ever.
Posted
24 minutes ago, LcFc_Smiv said:

A screenshot shared by someone who knows him saying he'd like the call.

If Martin wants it, I think he’ll get it.

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If you look at Leicester’s market behavior since Top took over, you can see there’s a pretty clear pattern in their managerial appointments at the start of seasons.

 

Basically, the club tends to go for:
• Managers in the 42–46 age range
• Experience in the Championship/Premier League or as a high-level assistant in England (like at the Manchester clubs)
• A preference for a back four (4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3)
• One interesting detail: all of them had already faced Leicester before, either as a manager or assistant
• And a career points per game average between 1.35 and 1.71

 

Filtering the market based on that and only considering managers who are currently available:
• Ruben Selles
• Michael Beale
• Lee Grant

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2 hours ago, PAULCFC said:

Would a certain Mr Savage be in the mix......doing good things with Forest Green?

Is he? I’m not sure he is especially considering their wages (highest wage bill in the division).

Posted
1 hour ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

I’d be gobsmacked if it isn’t Ben Wilkinson or Danny Walker

 

8 minutes ago, Lad1966 said:

Who?

Never heard of them🙁

Ben Wilkinson is city u23 manager.

walker the assistant of Enzo?

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51 minutes ago, teblin said:

 

Ben Wilkinson is city u23 manager.

walker the assistant of Enzo?

Cabellero and Vitiolli are more senior than Walker in Enzo’s staff.

 

I could see Walker fancying himself as a senior man, like BBM.

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1 hour ago, jrfernandesc said:

If you look at Leicester’s market behavior since Top took over, you can see there’s a pretty clear pattern in their managerial appointments at the start of seasons.

 

Basically, the club tends to go for:
• Managers in the 42–46 age range
• Experience in the Championship/Premier League or as a high-level assistant in England (like at the Manchester clubs)
• A preference for a back four (4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3)
• One interesting detail: all of them had already faced Leicester before, either as a manager or assistant
• And a career points per game average between 1.35 and 1.71

 

Filtering the market based on that and only considering managers who are currently available:
• Ruben Selles
• Michael Beale
• Lee Grant

Yuk

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