tomlester93 Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 gerry taggart!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
maddog Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 For me it would have to be Paul Ince. I can't see Billy Davies being a big success again, especially with poisonous Leicester. Paul Ince is my number 1, Alan Shearer to get experience for Newcastle job, or Walshy, Taggs, Matt Elliott said other week he wanted to get back into football in coaching/manager role.
Uncle Albert Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 Say no more than my Avavtar people. Currently job hunting, League 1 at Yeovil on a Tuesday night would appeal to Jose. In reality Ince or Walsh for me.
Uncle Albert Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 Look no further than Dave Penney, Darlington? Good choice!
STUHILL Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 Don't think Ince would change clubs, MK Dons have money plus they are on for promotion in to league 1. Why come to Leicester with a Chairman that could potentially ruin his career before it even gets going! Well that's what Martin Allen thought when I bumped in to him down the job centre!
Legend_in_blue Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 1) Keep IH 2) Billy Davies wouldn't drop down to L1. 3) Mandaric out? - He got us in this mess - not the managers.
Uncle Albert Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 1) Keep IH2) Billy Davies wouldn't drop down to L1. 3) Mandaric out? - He got us in this mess - not the managers. Is a big drop from The Family Stand.
Chromophobia Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 I don't there is genuinely anyone out there really. Get a foreigner in I reckon. Remember when Jean Tigana was going to be manager??
Foxhateram Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 I don't there is genuinely anyone out there really. Get a foreigner in I reckon. Remember when Jean Tigana was going to be manager?? sacking IH isnt going to help! I dont want a new manager i like IH hes building a good sqaud, there is only one problem with out team right now, and thats the fact we cant fooking score! were creating chances, defending well, just weve been unlucky to not make the net ripple. Weve come up against fooking awesome goalkeepers, plain bad luck, nasty misses, wrong offsides, and pen shouts turned down in the last few games. ALL WE NEED TO DO IS FINISH TWO OR THREE CHANCES FFS HOW HARD IS THAT?! Holloway stays. A new manager will make no difference what so ever. Especially not Ince, hes way to inexperianced for this job.
Phil Bert Fox Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 Well, if he goes, its going to be Dowie. Personally, I would want either Joe Royle, who won't join having already turned the job down, unless of course he was holding out for Wigan, or Simon Grayson. Paul Ince would also be good. I think for me Grayson would be ideal, but if we go down, only Ince would consider it of the three. Then again, he would be in the same league as us, and already at a club with money to spend. Well my mate was having a job interview last Friday at The Hilton at J21 (no, not for the City job!) and guess who was sitting with MM, enjoying a cosy cup of tea....Dowie and Taggs, Fact.
scinnell Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 sam alladice and as assiant sammy lee it worked at bolton pretty well dint it boys
Jimmy Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 sam alladice and as assiant sammy lee it worked at bolton pretty well dint it boys only on the condition that Big Sam twats Barber and takes his anger with the BEEB out on him
Super Arj Posted 12 March 2008 Posted 12 March 2008 why has this thread started again we need to keep the faith for once
DanTheFoxBhoy Posted 13 March 2008 Posted 13 March 2008 Just thought I'd borrow some stats from Kettering Pete and Teblin on Talking Balls because they show in graphic detail how Holloway has peformed as a motivating manager, even having had the best part of two months with his own team and far more money to spend than at least half of his rivals. O'Neill P-223 W-85 D-68 L-70 Average points per game = 1.44 Adams P-111 W-41 D-32 L-38 Average points per game = 1.40 Levein P-72 W-20 D-26 L-20 Average points per game = 1.20 Compare this to: Ollie P-24 W-6 D-6 L-12 Average points per game = 1.00 As for win percentages: Micky Adams 36.93% Peter taylor 35 % Gary Megson 33.33% David Pleat 32.02 % Rob Kelly 32.81% Craig Levein 27.7% Ian Holloway 25% Never mind. I'm sure it'll work out in the end. After all, it's only a game. Holloway's post window win percentage is 33% Nothing fantastic, but by no means the worst we've had.
lookwhaticando Posted 13 March 2008 Posted 13 March 2008 Holloway's post window win percentage is 33%Nothing fantastic, but by no means the worst we've had. Still not as good at Nige. Nige instructing his players to go forward and bag some goals.
ozleicester Posted 13 March 2008 Posted 13 March 2008 I just heard (yes it takes a long time for news to make it down under) that Mancini is leaving Inter Milan....dont laugh, its happened before
teblin Posted 13 March 2008 Posted 13 March 2008 Holloway's post window win percentage is 33%Nothing fantastic, but by no means the worst we've had. It would mean only 2 more wins from 8 that would see us down.
Thracian Posted 13 March 2008 Posted 13 March 2008 Holloway's post window win percentage is 33%Nothing fantastic, but by no means the worst we've had. Holloway's win percentage in the last three games is zero! And there's a case for saying we should have won the lot. His win percentage for the last five games is 20% and had a Cardiff player not scored our goal it too would have been zero.
Fat Ron Posted 13 March 2008 Posted 13 March 2008 Mickey Adams a Leicester Legend. Thats a bit strong In honesty Adams inherited a Premier League Squad and didn't actually lose many players in that Summer, so he effectively started in the Championship with a Prem Squad, No real wonder why we were promoted under him. Problems began when he was allowed to sign players. He actually signed a lot of quality but he never knew who his best 11 was, what's more his substitutions were uninspiring and a lot of the time too late. No real wonder then, we were subsequently relegated back to the Championship. We lost a few players and more importantly Adams lost the players respect in the dressing room. That's why it never worked out for him, Not a crap Manager just not strong enough to manage City when he did. IMO obviously Anyway, all irrelevant, he's gone. We got Ollie, and we are going down fighting for survival.
big gay fox Posted 13 March 2008 Posted 13 March 2008 I think we should try a manager from lower leagues, the big names would just come and take the money and f##k off again when a top club calls, how about Bobby Williamson from Chester? Surely he couldn't do any worse.
seadog Posted 13 March 2008 Posted 13 March 2008 PAUL STURROCK ..... from Plymouthon a serious note on someone who would come .... Billy Davies or Simon Grayson At least has a good track record of cleaning up Ollie's mess!
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