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Is Pearson the long term answer?

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He is the long term answer for me, but he must be given time. There is clearly many things wrong at the club and its like some huge oil tanker that isn't gonna stop and turn round quickly. We can show our impatience at the team, but Pearson has few choices at the minute. I hope he's given time, but in the current environment nothing would surprise me.

This, please give him time

Guest Col city fan

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im not against him, just want my beloved Leicester City to start playing decent football again and maybe win the odd game or two. i do agree with Corky though in that if we lose to the red scum i think alot more fans will turn on him

I think that's VERY likely.. There was lots of booing at the end on Sat apparently?

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It will take some time but i do think he will turn it around eventually

I don't know if he'll get time

The fans control the board's actions and the fans still seem to think some of the best manager's around Hughes, Ancelotti & MoN would rush to join us & we'd be signing Beckham, Henry, Hargreaves... and maybe Messi.

Embarrassing, when clubs like Swansea & Norwich show how it's done & before them clubs like West Brom, Burnley, Stoke, Hull... Showbiz management might work if you get to the Prem, but TEAMwork is the only thing that will get you there

Mission Unlikely Promotion

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I don't know if he'll get time

The fans control the board's actions and the fans still seem to think some of the best manager's around Hughes, Ancelotti & MoN would rush to join us & we'd be signing Beckham, Henry, Hargreaves... and maybe Messi.

Embarrassing, when clubs like Swansea & Norwich show how it's done & before them clubs like West Brom, Burnley, Stoke, Hull... Showbiz management might work if you get to the Prem, but TEAMwork is the only thing that will get you there

Exactly and i think Pearson will eventually get the teamwork right, at the moment its a pale shadow of what it shoud be, i think we need to AT LEAST give him until the end of the season and next season to turn things around

Nickfosse

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Let's just be honest, Mr. P. is a liability to this club. With him at the helm we are well and truly f----d. BIG TIME.

So who would be willing to come here and do a better job Mr Tiger?

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We know he can manage in this division - he's done it with us. What he achieved with us happened with a side that he'd built and moulded, and it took time. We've been terrible for portions of this season but our squad is good enough to stay in this league, relegation isn't even a consideration at the minute.

We're all aware what he's capable of, and in my opinion - he deserves a full pre-season so that we can approach next term under Nigel Pearson's Leicester City, not Sven's. This isn't a Pearson side and it's glaringly obvious, his squads at both Hull and us the first time round were built on spirit more than anything - for that reason, he deserves time to create "his" side.

Corky

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I think most already are against him IMO

I don't think they are. Not in a big way in any case. He does have issues to deal with from previous regimes but it's a results and performances business and we aren't doing well enough in either respect.

As I said, Tuesday is pivotal. A win and people (including myself) will be feeling a bit brighter and upbeat.

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I don't think they are. Not in a big way in any case. He does have issues to deal with from previous regimes but it's a results and performances business and we aren't doing well enough in either respect. As I said, Tuesday is pivotal. A win and people (including myself) will be feeling a bit brighter and upbeat.

Yes me too ... I'm not set against NP, and he could win me around ... BUT ... I don't think he can or will - he seems to have lost his own belief, stood on the sideline motionless and looking lethargic instead of the passion and involvement he had first time around and for the first few weeks the second time.

Florist is a massive game ... I'm actually really looking forward to it .... to see how it's going to pan out!!!

Bob Weasel Fox

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Yes me too ... I'm not set against NP, and he could win me around ... BUT ... I don't think he can or will - he seems to have lost his own belief, stood on the sideline motionless and looking lethargic instead of the passion and involvement he had first time around and for the first few weeks the second time.

Florist is a massive game ... I'm actually really looking forward to it .... to see how it's going to pan out!!!

Tomorrow against F****t is MASSIVE too right, i really hope we can win and start turning things around but if we lose . . . . . . . . . . . . :sweating:

FrankieADZ

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I think most fans desperately want him to turn things around, major changes needed though

I cant believe that theres a small section wanting him out....i agree we do need to freshen up in the squad.

the majority that want Pearson need speak up imo.

Bob Weasel Fox

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I cant believe that theres a small section wanting him out....i agree we do need to freshen up in the squad.

the majority that want Pearson need speak up imo.

We need a really positive result tomorrow night to try and gee things up a bit, and yeah i agree we must all get behind NP

5waller5

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I cant believe that theres a small section wanting him out....i agree we do need to freshen up in the squad.

the majority that want Pearson need speak up imo.

I'd love him to turn it around. I have lost faith that he can as I can't see where the improvement is going to come from. ..... but let's hope he has been finding white rabbits and he's about to show us his hat!

I think a few media lessons wouldn't go a miss so that he can present himself a little better would help too.

Bob Weasel Fox

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I'd love him to turn it around. I have lost faith that he can as I can't see where the improvement is going to come from. ..... but let's hope he has been finding white rabbits and he's about to show us his hat!

I think a few media lessons wouldn't go a miss so that he can present himself a little better would help too.

if im honest i was quite disappointed with Pearson coming back as boss for this reason as much as anything. A bit of "Oneill esque" passion on the sidelines would be nice. However now he is here lets get behind him and try (as hard as it is) to cheer the boys to the rafters until we turn things around

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if im honest i was quite disappointed with Pearson coming back as boss for this reason as much as anything. A bit of "Oneill esque" passion on the sidelines would be nice. However now he is here lets get behind him and try (as hard as it is) to cheer the boys to the rafters until we turn things around

That's the bit that worries me most about the last few weeks .... at the risk of repeating myself from other threads, i sit squarely behind the dugout and watch the managers closely during the game ... when he came back he was like the conductor of an orchestra, involved in every move, giving instructions to players at every opportunity ... He was INVOLVED in the game. for the last few games he has stood passively watching the game, occasionally clapping and that's about it.

Bob Weasel Fox

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That's the bit that worries me most about the last few weeks .... at the risk of repeating myself from other threads, i sit squarely behind the dugout and watch the managers closely during the game ... when he came back he was like the conductor of an orchestra, involved in every move, giving instructions to players at every opportunity ... He was INVOLVED in the game. for the last few games he has stood passively watching the game, occasionally clapping and that's about it.

Worrying signs then, or has he just realised the size of the task and knows only the transfer market can balance his squad out?

Fox1651

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Tomorrow against F****t is MASSIVE too right, i really hope we can win and start turning things around but if we lose . . . . . . . . . . . . :sweating:

Errrm This

THEDRUID

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Come on lets just all get behind Nigel Pearson and the boys, they will turn it around, i hope i think i know

come on get real

NFP is and always will be a third tier manager

COFFEE's on the stove

Fox1651

Fox1651

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come on get real

NFP is and always will be a third tier manager

COFFEE's on the stove

I can smell the Coffee but i dont want to, would really love it if NP could turn things around, just not sure he will

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