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Gregory - I'll make Walsh my No 2

By davieG, in Leicester City Forum

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Father Ted

Father Ted

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He had a better win% at Aston Villa than Martin O'neil currently does.....

But in the future MON will only get better and beat his stat. :thumbup:

Father Ted

Father Ted

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That's unfair... there's a big difference between being a failure (Gregory) and simply being boring as fuck (Megson).

:thumbup:

Although Megson has proven he can grind out the results but at a cost... boring football!

teblin

teblin

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That's unfair... there's a big difference between being a failure (Gregory) and simply being boring as fuck (Megson).

I meant the sweetner of walsh rather than the fact 1 can get results and the other is just crap.

lookwhaticando

lookwhaticando

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I meant the sweetner of walsh rather than the fact 1 can get results and the other is just crap.

I took it on the whole - the sweetener + the failure. I do agree with the sweetener aspect, though. :thumbup:

Babylon

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The final moves of the LCFC / JG Public relations team.

Leicester City legend Steve Walsh would be appointed No.2 to John Gregory if he lands the manager's job.

The Leicester Mercury can reveal that a close associate of Gregory confirmed the approach to Walsh.

The former City skipper would relish the opportunity to become assistant to the former Aston Villa and Derby manager, if he was appointed successor to Ian Holloway at the Walkers Stadium.

"Steve (Walsh) has held discussions with John Gregory, who has been interviewed by Milan Mandaric," said the source. "John was hoping to get some news at the start of the week from Milan, but he is still waiting to hear from him.

"But I can say that, if John is successful, he will make Steve his assistant and then ensure that he goes off to get all the necessary qualifications.

"Steve may not have the badges, but he has the ability and will draw on his experience. It will be a great opportunity for Steve because he thought his chance had gone when he was not previously considered for the job."

Walsh was not prepared to discuss the development, but has made no secret of the fact that he would welcome the chance to manage the club one day.

Last November, he threw his hat into the ring as City sought to appoint a successor to Gary Megson after he moved to Premier League Bolton.

Walsh said at the time: "If I have been criticised, it tended to be because of my lack of qualifications.

"It's a fair point - I don't have them - but don't let anyone think I wouldn't be capable of doing the job.

"I know I am somewhat of a risk to Milan but, with my football acumen and ambition - let alone my passion and drive for Leicester City - I can bring back the good times."

Dr The Singh

Dr The Singh

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The final moves of the LCFC / JG Public relations team.

Leicester City legend Steve Walsh would be appointed No.2 to John Gregory if he lands the manager's job.

The Leicester Mercury can reveal that a close associate of Gregory confirmed the approach to Walsh.

The former City skipper would relish the opportunity to become assistant to the former Aston Villa and Derby manager, if he was appointed successor to Ian Holloway at the Walkers Stadium.

"Steve (Walsh) has held discussions with John Gregory, who has been interviewed by Milan Mandaric," said the source. "John was hoping to get some news at the start of the week from Milan, but he is still waiting to hear from him.

"But I can say that, if John is successful, he will make Steve his assistant and then ensure that he goes off to get all the necessary qualifications.

"Steve may not have the badges, but he has the ability and will draw on his experience. It will be a great opportunity for Steve because he thought his chance had gone when he was not previously considered for the job."

Walsh was not prepared to discuss the development, but has made no secret of the fact that he would welcome the chance to manage the club one day.

Last November, he threw his hat into the ring as City sought to appoint a successor to Gary Megson after he moved to Premier League Bolton.

Walsh said at the time: "If I have been criticised, it tended to be because of my lack of qualifications.

"It's a fair point - I don't have them - but don't let anyone think I wouldn't be capable of doing the job.

"I know I am somewhat of a risk to Milan but, with my football acumen and ambition - let alone my passion and drive for Leicester City - I can bring back the good times."

>_<

Kilworthfox

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The final moves of the LCFC / JG Public relations team.

Leicester City legend Steve Walsh would be appointed No.2 to John Gregory if he lands the manager's job.

The Leicester Mercury can reveal that a close associate of Gregory confirmed the approach to Walsh.

The former City skipper would relish the opportunity to become assistant to the former Aston Villa and Derby manager, if he was appointed successor to Ian Holloway at the Walkers Stadium.

"Steve (Walsh) has held discussions with John Gregory, who has been interviewed by Milan Mandaric," said the source. "John was hoping to get some news at the start of the week from Milan, but he is still waiting to hear from him.

"But I can say that, if John is successful, he will make Steve his assistant and then ensure that he goes off to get all the necessary qualifications.

"Steve may not have the badges, but he has the ability and will draw on his experience. It will be a great opportunity for Steve because he thought his chance had gone when he was not previously considered for the job."

Walsh was not prepared to discuss the development, but has made no secret of the fact that he would welcome the chance to manage the club one day.

Last November, he threw his hat into the ring as City sought to appoint a successor to Gary Megson after he moved to Premier League Bolton.

Walsh said at the time: "If I have been criticised, it tended to be because of my lack of qualifications.

"It's a fair point - I don't have them - but don't let anyone think I wouldn't be capable of doing the job.

"I know I am somewhat of a risk to Milan but, with my football acumen and ambition - let alone my passion and drive for Leicester City - I can bring back the good times."

Good on you Walshy! John Gregory well I never! If you are bringing Walshy in as number 2 then welcolme friend :thumbup:

davieG

davieG

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The video's been available for a week!

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blue blood

blue blood

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so what happens to taggart? why the hell not bring back steve claridge too. although he may need alift in to work but im sure walsh can arrange that. no no even better idea wy not employ matt elliot as walsh's assistant!

Jack

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It'll be the same situation as Megson and Taggart.

When everything is going wrong Gregory will get the stick and when all is fine and dandy Walsh will get the praise.

Daggers

Daggers

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Woohoo!

Promotion glory for sure.

I can't see this ending any other way that downright successful....especially as this piece of stage-managed PR is probably the best I have ever seen.

*Some opinions contained in this post may be deliberately misleading

Zingari

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Woohoo!

Promotion glory for sure.

I can't see this ending any other way that downright successful....especially as this piece of stage-managed PR is probably the best I have ever seen.

*Some opinions contained in this post may be deliberately misleading

Whoever is appointed, whatever their history, no matter which other manager you would have preferred - if we don't get behind the appointment from the off then we really are going to be more fooked than Paris Hilton on a home-made video tape. I'm not throwing out some kind of nebulous call for lobotomised positivity - I just hope that we all put a little thought into the future we create next season in response to the appointment. :whistle:

;):P

James.

James.

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Whoever is appointed, whatever their history, no matter which other manager you would have preferred - if we don't get behind the appointment from the off then we really are going to be more fooked than Paris Hilton on a home-made video tape. I'm not throwing out some kind of nebulous call for lobotomised positivity - I just hope that we all put a little thought into the future we create next season in response to the appointment. :whistle:

;):P

Haha.

To be honest I don't care. Get Walshy in, f**k it. This club gets called a circus, we may as well continue living up to the name.

Tilley

Tilley

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I've been ripping Mr Gregory to shreads, on these boards & to friends/family.

But, as the League One club we are, we won't actually get much better.

McLaren, Allardyce, Davies, could all manage at Championship/Premiership level, so they will not come here.

If Gregory does come here, lets not treat him the way we treated Megson, lets support him, & whatever eleven players go out onto the field,

IF things do go wrong, then moan.

But lets not judge on reputation, if he is the man to take over, then lets support the 'dream team.'

We all come on here because we support and love Leicester City, lets do that next season if Gregory or anyone is in charge.

Rant OVER :)

ps. Im worse than anyone :D

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