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FilboFox

Megson's Gone, Who Now?

By FilboFox, in Leicester City Forum

  

353 members have voted

  1. 1. Who should we be looking to for saviour?

    • Paul Jewell
      134
    • Gerry Taggart
      28
    • Chris Coleman
      6
    • Iain Dowie
      18
    • Gary Johnson
      28
    • John Collins
      6
    • Peter Reid
      7
    • Glen Hoddle
      8
    • Stuart Pearce
      22
    • Steve Bruce
      10
    • Steve Staunton
      2
    • Glen Roeder
      4
    • Simon Grayson
      20
    • Other (State)
      60

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Tabou

Tabou

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Somebody with normal coloured hair will do ! Sorry, im not a Hair-ist...

But can we have a topic for ACTUAL rumours and gossip as opposed to who we want, as im getting confused, and don't want to start the topic for fear of being persecuted for unnessacery use of server space...

joely22

joely22

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Although, not quite the yes man Milan would want.

"After the defeat to Hull City on March 13, 2007, Newell again criticised the board and their lack of investment following player sales during Newell's tenure."

"Newell claims he hasn't spoken to Tomlins since the summer of 2006, when he alleges that Tomlins tried to sell club-captain Kevin Nicholls and top-scorer Steve Howard for far less than their real value."

Simi

Simi

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Grayson or Gary Johnson for me.

Both play some decent football and have fresh ideas.

Why any of them would want to leave there clubs at this moment is a different matter though. :blink:

The Stig

The Stig

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Jewell, Taggart, Staunton, Coleman, Dowie, Bruce, Pearce. Any of those I would be happy with. ANy of those I 'd perfer to Megson anyway.

Ric Flair

Ric Flair

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Jewell, Taggart, Staunton, Coleman, Dowie, Bruce, Pearce. Any of those I would be happy with. ANy of those I 'd perfer to Megson anyway.

How can you be happy with Steve Staunton, exactly what has he done?

Scow

Scow

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How can you be happy with Steve Staunton, exactly what has he done?

He's managed to look like a complete tit at international level. Perfect.

purpleronnie

purpleronnie

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I really like Ian Holloway (current plymouth manager). It looked like he wwas coming to Leicester but things didn't work out. I feel Leicester need this type of manger to get the best out of average players. He's doing really well with a pretty poor side, reminds me a bit of O'Neil very bubbly great motivator.

The Stig

The Stig

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I'd be happy with Ian Holloway, good manager who gets the best out of players, and he's hillarious!

Tommeh

Tommeh

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Grayson or Gary Johnson for me.

Both play some decent football and have fresh ideas.

Why any of them would want to leave there clubs at this moment is a different matter though. :blink:

Johnson left Yeovil for Bristol city when Yeovil were in the play-offs and about 10 places above city in the league 1 ladder. How similar this is to him leaving bc for us is debatable. But he does have history of leaving clubs doing well for those with possibly one with more ambition. (although whether we have more ambition the bristol city at the moment is also debatable.)

Jewell would be the ideal man. Little 2nd choice.

Others I wouldn't mind - Newell - possibly a bit similar to Allen, would he agree with MM on everything, I suspect not. Appointing him could add more fuel to the fire.

Coleman

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Simi

Simi

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Your links a bit shabby Mablo...

Linkage

Mandaric hunting for 'another Harry'

Leicester supremo Milan Mandaric hopes to unearth "another Harry Redknapp" as he looks to fill the void left by Gary Megson's switch to Bolton.

Megson was granted permission to speak to the Premier League outfit yesterday regarding the vacant post at the Reebok Stadium after an afternoon of protracted compensation negotiations.

Mandaric was left stunned by the former West Brom man's decision to up sticks after agreeing, but not signing, a three-year contract six weeks ago when he replaced Martin Allen.

And the former Portsmouth chief is now hoping to forge another dynamic partnership with a Redknapp-type figure after their successful collaboration at Fratton Park saw Pompey make their name in the top flight.

"I am looking for another Harry Redknapp to stay with me and get the job done," Mandaric told Sky Sports News.

"I want a stable guy with some loyalty, who signs a contract and doesn't leave in six weeks."

Coventry boss Iain Dowie has been linked with the role following the breakdown of a much-vaunted takeover at the Ricoh Arena and the transfer embargo placed on the club this week.

Mandaric, however, was quick to distance himself from the former Crystal Palace man but admitted he expects to speak to potential candidates today.

"I don't want to talk about managers who are employed, it's not fair to their clubs," he added.

"We'll see in the next few days as there is a list of four or five on there and I am starting the process of talking to them this afternoon."

Ric Flair

Ric Flair

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We'd be better off with Steve S (Taunton, Somerset).

:laugh: :laugh:

Also, can people please tell me the reasons why they want Brian Little as manager here? What has he precisely done since he left us to go to Villa? Fook all, is that what's it come to?

Bojimha

Bojimha

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Johnson left Yeovil for Bristol city when Yeovil were in the play-offs and about 10 places above city in the league 1 ladder. How similar this is to him leaving bc for us is debatable. But he does have history of leaving clubs doing well for those with possibly one with more ambition. (although whether we have more ambition the bristol city at the moment is also debatable.)

Jewell would be the ideal man. Little 2nd choice.

Others I wouldn't mind - Newell - possibly a bit similar to Allen, would he agree with MM on everything, I suspect not. Appointing him could add more fuel to the fire.

Coleman

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Well apart from De vries as player manager...I'd definately love to go with them two choices. Johnson or Jewell would be fantastic and would stay for a while I hope, they seem to be the type of people that like to grow their careers with the club they are managing rather than treating them as stepping stones.

Bojimha

Bojimha

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Yes but at the time none of the fans wanted him here, so we stuck with Rob Kelly instead!!

Yeah i remember that, there were only a minority fans that wanted him back then, everyone else was dead against him coming here. I think he's pretty settled a plymouth now and wouldnt like to step up to this place now amidst all this shit flying about.

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