Tuna Posted 22 August 2011 Posted 22 August 2011 http://www.thisislincolnshire.co.uk/Brian-Little-sacked-manager-Gainsborough-Trinity/story-13180507-detail/story.html
panky and our gang Posted 22 August 2011 Posted 22 August 2011 it's a shame because as a manager he gave me the best day of my life when we beat Derby at Wembley . But then again he lied and shit on us to go to Villa so serves him right . lol
I am Rod Hull Posted 22 August 2011 Posted 22 August 2011 it's a shame because as a manager he gave me the best day of my life when we beat Derby at Wembley . But then again he lied and shit on us to go to Villa so serves him right . lol Just remember him for that..
Neil_LCFC Posted 22 August 2011 Posted 22 August 2011 Spent hardly anything and turned the club from bottom of the league to playoffs with signings like Nicky Platnauer, Colin Gordon,Paul Fitzpatrick,Bobby Davidson.. Really enjoyed the Little years shame it's come to this for him.
I am Rod Hull Posted 22 August 2011 Posted 22 August 2011 Spent hardly anything and turned the club from bottom of the league to playoffs with signings like Nicky Platnauer, Colin Gordon,Paul Fitzpatrick,Bobby Davidson.. Really enjoyed the Little years shame it's come to this for him. "Brian Little`s blue n white army".......
Guest Col city fan Posted 22 August 2011 Posted 22 August 2011 Spent hardly anything and turned the club from bottom of the league to playoffs with signings like Nicky Platnauer, Colin Gordon,Paul Fitzpatrick,Bobby Davidson.. Really enjoyed the Little years shame it's come to this for him. The Leicester city revolution basically started with Brian little. They were good times
red5 Posted 22 August 2011 Posted 22 August 2011 Yep I've got to say I liked the little years a lot, the carling stand was down to him. Judas
I am Rod Hull Posted 22 August 2011 Posted 22 August 2011 The Leicester city revolution basically started with Brian little. They were good times Not sure about that (not saying you`re wrong), but i think he did over achieve.. Good times indeed.. "I" will remember him for the happy times.. And the "Judas" tag is what ? Some bloke trying to better himself with a bigger club ? Get over it.... All of us would have done the same.... Rather a Judas than an ignorant donkey....
Tuna Posted 22 August 2011 Author Posted 22 August 2011 Little was a Villa man though wasn't he? Spent his playing career there? I don't think we could have begrudged him that. As for Mark McGhee, well that's a different story.
I am Rod Hull Posted 22 August 2011 Posted 22 August 2011 Little was a Villa man though wasn't he? Spent his playing career there? I don't think we could have begrudged him that. As for Mark McGhee, well that's a different story.
rico Posted 22 August 2011 Posted 22 August 2011 i'll remember him for swapping Paul Kitson for Phil Gee and the big 'O' !
accessory Posted 23 August 2011 Posted 23 August 2011 Little was a Villa man though wasn't he? Spent his playing career there? I don't think we could have begrudged him that. As for Mark McGhee, well that's a different story. It wasn't what Little did as much as how he and Doug Ellis went about it. Basically he quit saying he was leaving football for "health reasons", then turned up at Villa Park three days later.
stivesfox Posted 23 August 2011 Posted 23 August 2011 Brian Little started the ne Leicester City after the pleat disaster and Gordon Lee last day season heroics to keep us up! Great book Brian start the wave, made decisions kitsons for gee n ormondroyd! Little did a fantastic Job arrived by helicopter, Bobby Davison, David Speedie gambled on the golden oldies, one of most memorable nights ever at filbert street the demolition of Cambridge sat and watched Tommy Wright n co destroy them, always remember his first game Swindon away 0-0, Arsenal league cup, Brian brought many memories after that Pleat era and built foundations of the club and brought us back, though never forget the mirror newspaper catching him n Ellis by his frontera car when he denied villa! Total legend top man if only he stayed!!!
Guest Bilo Posted 23 August 2011 Posted 23 August 2011 I still remember the good times Little gave us. O'Neill wouldn't have looked at us twice the way we were going under Pleat, and we may have gone down to what was then Division Three never to return.
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