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Think to me these are the classic rumours- you get the fun names, then the controversial ones that people lose their heads about, then the eventual crap hire who is slightly better than the controversial ones

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Feeling more positive with McCarron involved - we need a progressive manager who won't take sh*t from players, have a clear style of playing, likes developing young players and understands the modern football style of high levels of fitness and physicality. 

 

A few people are mentioning experience but our most important manager - Pearson - was relatively inexperienced. The key is they get the culture right at the club as it's been rotten since towards the end of Rodgers' time in charge. 

 

 

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5 hours ago, lcfc_forever said:

Feeling more positive with McCarron involved - we need a progressive manager who won't take sh*t from players, have a clear style of playing, likes developing young players and understands the modern football style of high levels of fitness and physicality. 

 

A few people are mentioning experience but our most important manager - Pearson - was relatively inexperienced. The key is they get the culture right at the club as it's been rotten since towards the end of Rodgers' time in charge. 

 

 

 

Whats Mcarron done to show hes capable of anything? Tanked a Belgian club?

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7 hours ago, cityfanlee23 said:

My instinct is to say "I don't believe that for a second" with the Ferguson rumours, but this is Leicester City. I think I'll just take a sabbatical if it's him. 

It's worrying that it actually sounds realistic under this ownership, when you consider we ended up with sacked by QPR and sacked by Oxford this season.

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6 hours ago, lcfc_forever said:

Feeling more positive with McCarron involved - we need a progressive manager who won't take sh*t from players, have a clear style of playing, likes developing young players and understands the modern football style of high levels of fitness and physicality. 

 

A few people are mentioning experience but our most important manager - Pearson - was relatively inexperienced. The key is they get the culture right at the club as it's been rotten since towards the end of Rodgers' time in charge. 

 

 

Just anyone other than Rudkin at the day to day wheel is a positive!

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Here are some options through an AI chat with Google Claude:

 

Eirik Horneland - hadn't heard of him but was linked with the Aberdeen role and there was this write-up: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cm2r7ryggpzo

Kevin Muscat 

Damien Duff

Will Still

 

Would add Fuchs as well, excited most by the idea of him or Duff as the potential manager. 

 

Need someone who'll bring discipline, reset the culture and get us pressing sides again, as well as bringing through the youth. 

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Davide Ancelotti after the WC?

 

Don't want him, just we've been linked before and he was sacked by Botafogo and has since joined his old man with the Brazil National team.

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32 minutes ago, JimJams said:

Davide Ancelotti after the WC?

 

Don't want him, just we've been linked before and he was sacked by Botafogo and has since joined his old man with the Brazil National team.

Don’t think he’d be interested and we can’t wait - the appointment of Marti came too late, the fitness of the players was lacking and the club were playing catch up since. 

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5 minutes ago, Claudio Fannieri said:

Wellens or Fuchs both have that Pearsonesque vibe think both would kick this clubs sorry ass back to something like it should be. 

I’m not convinced with hiring ex players. 
Prime examples are King and Rowett. 
A Pearson type manager I think we should go for is imo Michael Duff. 

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41 minutes ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said:

I'd rather eat a human shit again than see us appoint Kevin Muscat

Would easily be the closest I’ll come to not watching Leicester. I have genuine hatred for the bloke.

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36 minutes ago, Claudio Fannieri said:

Wellens or Fuchs both have that Pearsonesque vibe think both would kick this clubs sorry ass back to something like it should be. 

I'd have took Wellens after last season  ,struggled  abit this year but as with Fuchs ,it's going to be a gamble .We're  a league 1 club and the appointment  will reflect  that .

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1 hour ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said:

I'd rather eat a human shit again than see us appoint Kevin Muscat

He'd probably be watching more games from the stands than in the dugout due to being suspended..

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