Simon Posted 3 April 2007 Posted 3 April 2007 Want any from: Keegan, Coleman, Ince. Will get: Hoddle or Newell
OriginalRobboFOX Posted 3 April 2007 Posted 3 April 2007 Want any from: Keegan, Coleman, Ince.Will get: Hoddle or Newell Why do people think we are capable of getting Coleman all of a sudden.... Why on earth would he want to sink to our level...
Blue Bob Posted 3 April 2007 Posted 3 April 2007 I am not so sure that Newell would be that good, he will spend half his time at the FA as he likes to shoot his mouth off too much. He probably ban women from the ground as well!!!!
escape2victory Posted 3 April 2007 Posted 3 April 2007 Want: Gary Johnson Wouldnt mind: Gary McAllister Think we will get: Glenn Hoddle
Nationwider Posted 3 April 2007 Posted 3 April 2007 Want: Terry Venables, Martin O'Neill, Lawrie Sanchez, Dave Jones, Brian Little Likely to get: Glenn Roeder, Alan Birchenall, Milan Mandaric, Alain Perrin, Jade Goody
vanfox12 Posted 4 April 2007 Posted 4 April 2007 Want: Terry Venables, Martin O'Neill, Lawrie Sanchez, Dave Jones, Brian LittleLikely to get: Glenn Roeder, Alan Birchenall, Milan Mandaric, Alain Perrin, Jade Goody Some of you must really hate the Birch to have him in there with that lot.
Simon Posted 4 April 2007 Posted 4 April 2007 Why do people think we are capable of getting Coleman all of a sudden.... Why on earth would he want to sink to our level... Capable of going to Fulham and pinching him off them, no. But if the rumours are true and he is getting cheesed off with things there and leaves then I definitely thing he's a credible punt (and certainly getable).
Thracian Posted 6 April 2007 Posted 6 April 2007 I'll be glad when it's sorted cos some of the names mentioned are beyond amusement. Apparently the Mail have quoted Gary Megson. If that's true I cannot imagine who's feeding them information. Megson would be about as popular here as a dose of diarrhea and if we really did want someone like him there's no real point in changing Kelly. Can you imagine a match between their two sides. It would redefine the word grim. Anyway, today Kelly will unveil his new philosophy. He'll embrace the holiday mood, cast off his caution and launch revitalised Leicester City on an attacking adventure that will make Alexander the Great seem like a stay-at-home. Marauding blue shirts will so torment the visitors today that, by half time, the Rams will only need their white shirts for waving as flags of surrender. The referee will have one of the easiest games of his career cos he will rarely need to move away from the Derby penalty area - but he will need two pencils to mark down the City goals. Kelly will request that his technical area be moved so he can stay in contact with his attackers and Kelly will be marvelling at all that training ground effort finally coming to fruition. The only backtracking will be fans retuning to their seats after their half-time pies. Kelly will parade his new shirt bearing the legend "Robert The Brave" and it will have talismanic effect. He will never look back but will suddenly become known as the most forward-thinking and forward moving manager in the League. Even Sir Alex will tremble. And all these postings will be wasted because Kelly will become a cult figure. The joy of awakening will mean everyone will want a part of his name. Leicester City Council will rename the Kelly Clock tower, you'll be able to buy Kelly Cakes in the bread shop and even Bradgate will become RK Park. Giving teams a "Bobbing" will become synonymous with slaughtering the opposition and the Leicester slogan "Hard To Beat" will be changed to "Hard to Stop". Hell it's going to be a good day. Come on you blues. :D :scarf: :clap:
Geo V Posted 6 April 2007 Posted 6 April 2007 Why do people think we are capable of getting Coleman all of a sudden.... Why on earth would he want to sink to our level... Another one of the strange suggestions. Currently over achieving at Fulham (BTW Im not his biggest fan anyway) but if he did leave for whatever reason, I can see him at a Man City or Newcastle, not a Leicester City!
Kilworthfox Posted 6 April 2007 Posted 6 April 2007 I reckon it's be Gary McAllister, Gary Pallister and my mate Alistair. Na its gonna be Geoff Hurst, Paul Warhurst and and my mate Rob Hurst
Daggers Posted 6 April 2007 Posted 6 April 2007 Shut up you moron, what a useless waste of everybody's time reading your shite article. Next time you have something too say keep it 2 yourself because nobody is intrested in your depressing thoughts. He might not make any sense with his random outpourings - but this Steve Walsh guy certainly speaks his mind. That's what this forum needs more of...more personal abuse. Only next time try to identify the target of your vitriol more clearly otherwise it will just be chalked up to another swipe at Ultra
Thracian Posted 6 April 2007 Posted 6 April 2007 He might not make any sense with his random outpourings - but this Steve Walsh guy certainly speaks his mind.That's what this forum needs more of...more personal abuse. Only next time try to identify the target of your vitriol more clearly otherwise it will just be chalked up to another swipe at Ultra He's turns up regularly under one guise or another.
MBK Posted 6 April 2007 Posted 6 April 2007 Capable of going to Fulham and pinching him off them, no.But if the rumours are true and he is getting cheesed off with things there and leaves then I definitely thing he's a credible punt (and certainly getable). I'm starting to like Rochdale's Keith Hill. Anyone knows his history?
Phlashman Posted 6 April 2007 Posted 6 April 2007 Milan was just on Sky and when asked if Rob would be manager next season it was very far from a yes.
Stevosevic Posted 6 April 2007 Posted 6 April 2007 Milan was just on Sky and when asked if Rob would be manager next season it was very far from a yes. what did he say?
Phlashman Posted 6 April 2007 Posted 6 April 2007 Something along the lines of he's still new at the club and is still assessing what needs to be changed.
davieG Posted 7 April 2007 Posted 7 April 2007 Anyone fancy Michael Laudrup as a long shot? Danish legend Michael Laudrup has rejected the chance to link up with Leeds, according to his agent. The former Brondby coach is currently on the look-out for a new club and has already shunned the chance to take over at Celta Vigo. Leeds have Dennis Wise in charge with Gus Poyet his assistant so it is unclear what role he would have undertaken with the club. However, Laudrup, who is learning Spanish, is believed to favour managing in Spain, but is not ruling out coming to England. "We have rejected offers from some Spanish clubs," his agent John Faxe Jensen told BT. "There have also been clubs in the English first division that we have rejected. Among them were Leeds. "They are a club with great tradition, but they would have to be a Premiership club."
lookwhaticando Posted 7 April 2007 Posted 7 April 2007 He wants to just waltz into a Premiership job? Or am I misreading that? Plan A: Hire Nigel Worthington to get us promoted from the league as champions. ................Upon reaching the Premiership, hire Laudrup.
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