Popular Post Iwebema Posted 5 September Popular Post Posted 5 September Henry Winter from the top rope 32
Popular Post sdb Posted 5 September Popular Post Posted 5 September Anyone attending the next home game needs their head examining. It's not loyalty to actively support the demise of your team. 4 2
Popular Post Samilktray Posted 5 September Popular Post Posted 5 September Just now, inckley fox said: Enzo won the easiest promotion of all time. I don't think he did any more than Rodgers (Top's only other arguably okay appointment) to further any long-term project. Does it really matter? He did what was asked of him and now he’s managing Manchester City whilst we’re losing 4-0 to bloody Oxford in league one lmao 11
crsleicester Posted 5 September Posted 5 September 49 minutes ago, Mr.Bingles said: Get Dave Challinor on the phone immediately Aaron Ramsey will do. 2
JonnyZeroFox Posted 5 September Posted 5 September 3 minutes ago, Tuna said: His feet wouldn't have touched the floor if Marinakis was our owner. The guys a fruit loop, but man he wouldn’t put up with this garbage
Popular Post Huncote Fox Posted 5 September Popular Post Posted 5 September Just now, sdb said: Anyone attending the next home game needs their head examining. It's not loyalty to actively support the demise of your team. This. I hope everyone who was given a “false sense of hope” after the Plymouth game and were “willing to give him time” are enjoying themselves this evening. No Leicester City supporter should be getting behind a Russell Martin side EVER. 7
Vestan Pance Posted 5 September Posted 5 September We're also the golden goose for shit players, I'm sure this latest turnover over players will just be Rudkin and co starting the cycle of getting stuck with overplayed players all over again.
Ron Judkin Posted 5 September Posted 5 September Just now, Vestan Pance said: We're also the golden goose for shit players, I'm sure this latest turnover over players will just be Rudkin and co starting the cycle of getting stuck with overplayed players all over again. Did someone say Burns and Cullen for 3 years? 1 2
Motty Posted 5 September Posted 5 September Bussesl sprout out. When he came he was like a sprout lots of people don't like them. His dangerous brand of football is just a bad pass from disaster all game long. Yes we won on Tuesday but his poor substitutions at the wrong times could easily have cost us at least 2 points. Its to slow no deviation. Riis made numerous runs a half decent long ball may have set him free. We have had 3 years of this absolute drivel of a football philosophy. Its going to go only one way with blame shifting Brussel Sprout in Charge. That's DOWN I know Its only 5 games but he still has the same leopard spots from Southampton and Rangers. He is not a football manager in my opinion. As you gain experience you find a way to make things work. I don't keep fitting unreliable products that make my job more difficult. Please make a good decision and sack his arrogant Ass ASAP.
kingfox Posted 5 September Posted 5 September 9 minutes ago, Iwebema said: We have alot of players who are doing a three game week for the first time in their careers..... You could of rested them? You had options? You are literally the manager that is in charge of recognising this might be an issue and doing something about it. Such a Brendan rogers move to point out what was wrong in a way that says "who could of known that would be a problem" You...that is literally your job. I’m infuriated by that comment because it’s absolute bollocks. Even most of the young lads have played three game weeks during loan spells. He’s now proved himself to be an excuse merchant, deviating away from his own mistakes and putting the blame on inexperience costing us. 3 1
Rubbersoul Posted 5 September Posted 5 September 2 minutes ago, Ron Judkin said: Did someone say Burns and Cullen for 3 years? You can add in Riis for 4 years as well. Absolutely honking 1 1
Cropwellfox Posted 5 September Posted 5 September Stockport will spank us. Then the next home game with us just above bottom four he’ll be into the fans after the game for the atmosphere and his wonderful group of players having anxiety. 1
ian__marshall Posted 5 September Posted 5 September I've tried to refrain from judging him too early and wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt, after all we can't keep sacking managers every 6 months. However, after that abysmal performance today, what tipped the balance for me was how quick he was to head off down the tunnel at FT. He needed to own that performance today and take the focus off the players, but quite frankly he didn't have the b*llocks to face up to the fans and take it. As such I hope he gets shown the door tonight. If not, he has to go if we fail to beat Stockport. 1
inckley fox Posted 5 September Posted 5 September (edited) 9 minutes ago, Samilktray said: Does it really matter? He did what was asked of him and now he’s managing Manchester City whilst we’re losing 4-0 to bloody Oxford in league one lmao His success doesn't help us, though, does it? He pursued the most short-term agenda imaginable (building a side around Faes, Vestergard, Pereira, Vardy; investing heavily - and beyond our means - in Winks, Coady, Mavididi etc.) to further his route to the top, with little concern for the financial repercussions or any of what came next. Neither his squad nor his playing style could have survived in the PL, with or without him. It had already been sussed in the Championship, where we didn't manage play-off form for the final quarter of the campaign. It's time we understood he wasn't an upward blip in our decline, but partly culpable for it. The decision-making at this club has been short-termist and misguided consistently for many years, and his cameo role was a symptom of this, rather than an exception to it. They say you judge a manager not only on his achievements, but also on what happens in the aftermath. By that measure, he was an outright disaster. Edited 5 September by inckley fox
Md9 Posted 5 September Posted 5 September So he said the team is to young and experience which probably goes back to playing Faes and keeps playing Reid Cullen and anyone else over the age of 28 in the squad
Muzzy_no7 Posted 5 September Posted 5 September 1 minute ago, Rubbersoul said: You can add in Riis for 4 years as well. Absolutely honking Doesn’t matter who’s up top when we don’t create openings, overlaps, cutbacks or try and create havoc with long balls/second balls. It does not matter who is playing up front for us atm. 1
fox_up_north Posted 5 September Posted 5 September I thought give him the end of the window and at least clear the dross but my god no, he's got to go. I have Rangers friends and they said get rid week 1. 1
teblin Posted 5 September Posted 5 September 2 minutes ago, ian__marshall said: I've tried to refrain from judging him too early and wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt, after all we can't keep sacking managers every 6 months. However, after that abysmal performance today, what tipped the balance for me was how quick he was to head off down the tunnel at FT. He needed to own that performance today and take the focus off the players, but quite frankly he didn't have the b*llocks to face up to the fans and take it. As such I hope he gets shown the door tonight. If not, he has to go if we fail to beat Stockport. Me too. The performance, the interview, it all just stinks.
DerbyshireFox Posted 5 September Posted 5 September Should never have been interviewed let alone appointed.
crsleicester Posted 5 September Posted 5 September 34 minutes ago, 21st Century Fox said: The guy’s a cretin. Who nails their colours to firmly to one style of play and thinks that’s superior football. It just shows you up as totally unable to adapt, which makes you a worse manager. How has he not got the self awareness to understand his slide from Premier League to League One manager is very much due to his myopic adherence to one tactic. Clearly not him; he just wears thicker-soled Alexander McQueens, baggier Islington trousers and a bit more Temu Brylcreem. What's not to like?
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 5 September Posted 5 September 25 minutes ago, kingfox said: “We had a lot of players who are doing a three game week for the first time in their careers” ”We have to run so much more” What a load of fvcking bollocks. And anybody else sick and tired of hearing the word run. Learning, learning, learning, learning. **** off. 2
Russell sprout Posted 5 September Posted 5 September 7 minutes ago, Motty said: Bussesl sprout out. When he came he was like a sprout lots of people don't like them. His dangerous brand of football is just a bad pass from disaster all game long. Yes we won on Tuesday but his poor substitutions at the wrong times could easily have cost us at least 2 points. Its to slow no deviation. Riis made numerous runs a half decent long ball may have set him free. We have had 3 years of this absolute drivel of a football philosophy. Its going to go only one way with blame shifting Brussel Sprout in Charge. That's DOWN I know Its only 5 games but he still has the same leopard spots from Southampton and Rangers. He is not a football manager in my opinion. As you gain experience you find a way to make things work. I don't keep fitting unreliable products that make my job more difficult. Please make a good decision and sack his arrogant Ass ASAP. That’s my brother your taking about 2
Cropwellfox Posted 5 September Posted 5 September Just now, Rubbersoul said: You can add in Riis for 4 years as well. Absolutely honking This ****ing catastrophe of a club will have McCarthy Kristiensen Souttar Coulibaly Okoli Thomas Skipp Mavididi Cullen Burns Chaplin Riis all contracted to it next season as they cement a place, at best, in the lower middle half of league one teams. Meanwhile Braybrooke, Stolarcyk and Nelson will all leave for nothing. Just take in that level of disaster, and what these wage costs will be for a moment. The club is finished. Completely finished. Nobody will buy it and there’ll be nothing left to sell of enough value to pay Macquaries interest let alone cash flow to run the club. These ‘performances’ genuinely could be the last we see of this incarnation of Leicester City.
murphy Posted 5 September Posted 5 September I am at the point now that I want us to lose. Partly because I enjoy moaning but mainly because the sooner we sack Martin the sooner we might be able to salvage this season. We have the squad to be challenging for promotion as a minimum but the managers tactics are like a giant invisible handbrake.
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