Pearson under pressure

[Fox1norfolk]

5 points out of possible 24 so the owners will have to act now and bring in someone who hopefully keeps us in the play-offs

[Guest Col city fan]

Nige in or out Col?

Add to that list....

Giving away both cups without even a fight.

Pathetic post-match interview with Stringer.

An obvious lack of confidence in the side...

I'm erring on out mate.

Today was truly shocking.

My mate (a Derby fan) has just text me to ask how we could play so badly against Derby. Cos he thinks Derby are shite.

[Bob Weasel Fox]

Add to that list....

Giving away both cups without even a fight.

Pathetic post-match interview with Stringer.

An obvious lack of confidence in the side...

I'm erring on out mate.

Today was truly shocking.

My mate (a Derby fan) has just text me to ask how we could play so badly against Derby. Cos he thinks Derby are shite.

I'm edging towards that aswell Col although I genuinely hate to see any Leicester manager sacked (apart from Peter Taylor)

[Lionator]

De Laet has tweeted that he was 'fit and ready' to play today. Should've been in the team in that case.

[Deucalion]

Reasons Pearson should stay.

1. Good record with previous clubs, such as Carlisle, Southampton, West Brom, Newcastle.
   
2. Saved Hull from financial meltdown while creating a promotion chasing team in the process
   
3. Faces a similar challenge at Leicester as at Hull due to FFP
   
4. Has brought some cracking young players to the club.
   
5. He is statistically the best manager we have had in the last decade.
   
6. Broke many records in his first stint at the club, such as biggest unbeaten run.
   
7. Created a side capable of scoring 6 at home on two occasions this season.
   
8. We have played some attractive, attacking football this season.
   
9. We have one of the best defences in the Championship
   
10. Would we be better off without him?
    

I get people's frustration. It is not nice to be a Leicester fan at the moment.

[LJS]

Reasons Pearson should stay.

1. Good record with previous clubs, such as Carlisle, Southampton, West Brom, Newcastle.
   Irrelevant.
   
2. Saved Hull from financial meltdown while creating a promotion chasing team in the process
   Irrelevant.
   
3. Faces a similar challenge at Leicester as at Hull due to FFP
   Not quite. He has still spent over £10m on building his own squad.
   
4. Has brought some cracking young players to the club.
   They aren't doing the job though.
   
5. He is statistically the best manager we have had in the last decade.
   He has never managed us in the top flight like many others have, and he managed us in the third tier which no other manager has.
   
6. Broke many records in his first stint at the club, such as biggest unbeaten run.
   He broke records we set in the top two divisions in the third tier? Well done him.
   
7. Created a side capable of scoring 6 at home on two occasions this season.
   What about all the other games? We are in serious danger of missing out on a play off place.
   
8. We have played some attractive, attacking football this season.
   We aren't doing so now.
   
9. We have one of the best defences in the Championship
   It has been looking poor for weeks. We've been lucky in recent weeks in that regard.
   
10. Would we be better off without him?
    No idea. But I think it's probably worth the risk at this point.
    

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