LCFC Manager of the Year 2007/2008

[Wycombe Fox]

I'm too gutted to offer up any personal opinion of our plight and where we go from here so I just thought I'd offer up this poll to reflect on the managerial part of our season.

Have a vote, voice your opinion of all or just one of the managerial set-ups that we've had this season.

Do you think that any of them, excluding Mr. Holloway of course, might have kept us up?

Manager's stats for this season, including Cup games;

Martin Allen P4 W2 D1 L1 GF7 GA4 GD+3 League Points 4 out of 9 (44.44%)

John Rudkin P1 W0 D1 L0 GF0 GA0 GD0 League Points 1 out of 3 (33.33%)

Gary Megson P9 W3 D4 L2 GF8 GA7 GD+1 League Points 7 out of 21 (33.33%)

Frank Burrows P5 W1 D2 L2 GF7 GA7 GD0 League Points 5 out of 12 (41.67%)

Ian Holloway P32 W9 D8 L15 GF28 GA35 GD-7 League Points 35 out of 93 (37.63%)

[dandannieldanok]

Burrows, purely for the Chelsea excitement.

[Bert]

You missed Milan out

If he'd have stayed, it would've been Megson.

[Master Fox]

Kim Holloway!

[Shrenchel]

I'd vote Allen. Just because he's the only person that restored my faith in Leicester City this season and gave me any real hope. I'm positive he would have kept us up as I'm sure Megson would have too.

[Wycombe Fox]

This was supposed to be a 'Poll' but I'm so ****ing devastated at the moment that I can't even do that right!!

Any mods about? Help please!!

[lildave3]

Allen imo. Even though he only had 3 or 4 games.

[maddog]

maddog.

[Corky]

Burrows. That performance at Chelsea was fantastic. Second would have to be Mad Dog, the Watford match was special, the best league performance since Leeds 2003.

[Joe.]

Like somebody else said, Martin Allen gave us hope but at the same time he signed some absolutely awful players in the summer (how much of this was down to Milan I don't know).

In hindsight it was a mistake parting company with him though.

[Sparky]

Allen , dont like treading over old ground but should never have got rid of him

[Wycombe Fox]

Thank you Mr. Mod!

I've voted for Allen because he made me feel positive about a season for the first time for ages, especially after the Watford result.

At the time we needed someone different because we were stagnating. We needed someone to throw a few ****s into a squad who, in my humble opinion, were in a comfort zone.

Alas it wasn't to be. The good ship LCFC steered a rocky course after Allen's departure 'by mutual consent' (apart from we all know that he was sacked!) and well and truly ran aground somewhere near The Needles.

I'd have him back for League 1 (that hurts) but I wouldn't imagine he'd come back and I doubt that MM would ask him.

[Tilley]

Thank you Mr. Mod!

I've voted for Allen because he made me feel positive about a season for the first time for ages, especially after the Watford result.

At the time we needed someone different because we were stagnating. We needed someone to throw a few ****s into a squad who, in my humble opinion, were in a comfort zone.

Alas it wasn't to be. The good ship LCFC steered a rocky course after Allen's departure 'by mutual consent' (apart from we all know that he was sacked!) and well and truly ran aground somewhere near The Needles.

I'd have him back for League 1 (that hurts) but I wouldn't imagine he'd come back and I doubt that MM would ask him.

I'd have Allen back.

Don't question his managerial ability.

Just needs a little help in the transfer market, although I don't doubt for a minute MM had a say in the players that came in during the summer.

[Chimp]

I voted 'Does it really matter' because, really, there's no point in looking back.

[Wycombe Fox]

I voted 'Does it really matter' because, really, there's no point in looking back.

I know but this poll was a bit of a p*ss-take to highlight one of our problems this season - the fact that we've had enough managers to warrant a 'Manager of the Year' award (and almost a Manager of the Month award too!).