davieG Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 To the point!!! From the Daily Mail via Fox Fanzine Mandaric said: "If Rob wants a guarantee, I can tell him this. He knows that if he wins the game on Saturday, he will be in charge until next Saturday". No pressure there then "I'm here to give him support but it is a two way street. Nobody has a guaranteed job. I'm not going to be here forever, either. We are here to make it happen. Rob is a good manager. He has a desire to win: He will get that support and we will see how he performs with that". "I've told the players their jobs are like bank accounts. They can't just take money out. You have to put something back. I'm not naive. I'm going to put money in. It's hard to say how much now, it's going to take a far bigger payroll, and some experienced players. At the same time there will be no silly money".
Strokes Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 To the point!!! From the Daily Mail via Fox Fanzine You have to admire his honesty.
Simi Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 Mandaric said: "If Rob wants a guarantee, I can tell him this. He knows that if he wins the game on Saturday, he will be in charge until next Saturday". And what if he loses ?
Mort Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 I like the it! At least there cant be any confusion about where the playing and coaching staff stand with the new leadership at the club
Lester LXXIV Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 Nice one Milan! Very clever way of saying "Give him the rope and he'll hang himself"
Ric Flair Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 I know it's well and truely the honeymoon period, but I could listen to Mandaric all day. He won't **** about here, he'll get things done. Pro-active, rather than re-active. Just what we need. I really think we are so lucky to get this opportunity, irrespective of his motives. I have never been excited as much as this in regard to Leicester City, ever! We took the O'Neill years for granted, i'm going to appreciate Mandaric to the full. The rough with the smooth, it's going to be a rollercoaster. And to quote the man yesterday 'We will have some fun'. Word to the Mandaric.
Master Fox Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 I reckon Milan fancies himself as the next Manager
Master Fox Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 I know it's well and truely the honeymoon period, but I could listen to Mandaric all day. He won't **** about here, he'll get things done. Pro-active, rather than re-active. Just what we need. I really think we are so lucky to get this opportunity, irrespective of his motives. I have never been excited as much as this in regard to Leicester City, ever! We took the O'Neill years for granted, i'm going to appreciate Mandaric to the full. The rough with the smooth, it's going to be a rollercoaster. And to quote the man yesterday 'We will have some fun'. Word to the Mandaric. Word!!!!
surrifox Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 To the point!!! From the Daily Mail via Fox Fanzine I spotted that. I think this has lost a bit in the translation and is MM's attempt at a pithy footy-style aphorism meaning "there are no guarantees at the club" rather than a veiled threat
James. Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 I know it's well and truely the honeymoon period, but I could listen to Mandaric all day. He won't **** about here, he'll get things done. Pro-active, rather than re-active. Just what we need. I really think we are so lucky to get this opportunity, irrespective of his motives. I have never been excited as much as this in regard to Leicester City, ever! We took the O'Neill years for granted, i'm going to appreciate Mandaric to the full. The rough with the smooth, it's going to be a rollercoaster. And to quote the man yesterday 'We will have some fun'. Word to the Mandaric. Spot on. I love the guy. Straight to the point, everyone knows where they stand. He knows what he wants and I'm confident he'll get it. Exciting times indeed.
Simon Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 You have to love it. The main thing is- Milan wants us to succeed; if RK gets in the way then he'll get rid of him. Same with the players. Might make them get their arses in gear...
Simi Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 You have to love it. The main thing is- Milan wants us to succeed; if RK gets in the way then he'll get rid of him. Same with the players. Might make them get their arses in gear... Mandaric must realise if we do go down this is all going tits up for him. He can't risk Kelly taking us down. I don't think he will but Milan wont want to hang around and see.
Monk Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 He seems certain to ruffle some feathers, as at Portsmouth. Good he is taking the no crap attitude towards Rob and the players though. It should sort the men from the boys.
THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 FINALLY!! standards are being set!!
brookfox Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 I just love him! Simple as. It's just the attitude the club needs, winners from the top down. It's no different than any business. RK coming out with the "16 points from 16 games will keep us up" breeds a lack of motivation and ambition throughout the club. It's this desire as much as the money that we needed and I for one couldn't be happier.
lcfc_jme Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 Brilliant. What a great bloke. No nonsense, no bullshit, straight to the point. He wants things to happen and he wants to take us up. I think the statement in davieGs post lets us know that he won't put up with bollocks from our management or our players. Good stuff. I Milan.
Head Honcho Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 FINALLY!! standards are being set!! I think you've hit the nail on the head there. Gareth Williams' leaving make's more sense now
brookfox Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 Just listening to TalkSport on the way home and heard the name of a high profile manager I'd forgotten about. I wonder if David O'Leary was one of the people MM spoke to about the "vacancy" along with Dowie?!
Chairman of the Bored Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 Just listening to TalkSport on the way home and heard the name of a high profile manager I'd forgotten about. I wonder if David O'Leary was one of the people MM spoke to about the "vacancy" along with Dowie?! Heaven help us, I hope not! Muppett of the highest order.
Joe. Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 I hope him coming in will give the players a right good kick up the backside and make them want to fight for their place. With new signings on their way eventually, they'll have to if they want to play regular first team football.
MBK Posted 14 February 2007 Posted 14 February 2007 I hope him coming in will give the players a right good kick up the backside and make them want to fight for their place. With new signings on their way eventually, they'll have to if they want to play regular first team football. Stupid if he puts Kelly under pressure. I want to see what he gets in on loan. Again Kelly's record at transfers is not as bad as it appears. McAuley's value is getting high. Kenton is not bad. Low got us 100k. AJ is shit. Yeates looks good not for the goal but for the rest. Cadamarteri is ace. Horsefield is semi-shit. Glombard looks a good sub. Jarrett needs more matches to judge. On the other hand, Weso, Stearman, Sheehan, Gradel, Dodds have not got due chance.
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