Deucalion Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 http://hereisthecity.com/en-gb/2014/12/29/report-italian-side-could-offer-leicesters-cambiasso-their-bench/? Seems possible. But I hope not.
KFS Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 Not sure he would want to give up playing just yet. Maybe at the end of the season.
Danizen Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 He will get a much better offer if he waits. Sounds like a real car crash, down there.
Sir Fynwy Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 Not sure he would want to give up playing just yet. Maybe at the end of the season. He could still play at Catania though and it's a lovely place.
Narborough_fox Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 Think he'd have a bit more common sense than to go somewhere that a manager is in danger of losing his job after 10 days. Can see him taking up a coaching job, of some capacity, at the end of the season though.
Crinklyfox Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 No point in City letting him go, he's off at the end of the season anyway (one year contract I thought). If he really wants a European coaching job doesn't he have to get qualifications first?
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 New manager, or Pearson, with Cambiasso taking up coaching here?
MPH Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 If the manager they employed on the 19th of December has already been sacked then i would be hugely suprised if He chose them as his first foray into the management.
st albans fox Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 This could have some legs. KP made a coment on talksport last week which was odd and made it seem either EC was only here till jan or we had a clutch of experienced players arriving then. Given the unlikely nature of the latter ...............
LCCFox96 Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 The report indicates they sacked a manager two weeks after his appointment when Sannino resigned. Clearly they aren't in a position to give a manager that much time so surely Cambiasso would be a fool to take that!
dedlock Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 Possible but improbable,don't know what Italian for bullshit is. Besides being a quality player,he is a real team/squad man,witness his reaction after Hull.
Trav Le Bleu Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 Possible but improbable,don't know what Italian for bullshit is. il turdo toro
HitchinFox Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 I can see why the speculation - this was first mentioned about a year ago. Partly because Catania is full of Argentinians. Pulvirenti is a big fan of Cambiasso.Don't think it'll happen though. It's silly season in the sports media at the moment so everybody should take stuff like this with a huge pinch of salt. Old stuff getting dragged up maybe?
Tuna Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 Ex-Watford boss Giuseppe Sannino resigned on December 19 This guy's a bit flaky isn't he, serial quitter.
Clever Fox Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 Possible but improbable,don't know what Italian for bullshit is. Besides being a quality player,he is a real team/squad man,witness his reaction after Hull. Totally agree, With all he has won in the game you could see how much it meant to him at the end of the Hull game. A great pro and a fine example to our young players.
Jace Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 Lets face it Esteban is a clever bloke who has had a very successful and decorated career, he has never been relegated and never intends to be either. So realistically if he wants to keep his record intact he will expecting us to turn this season around or he will have to retire now and abandon the sinking ship. All the best in your future endeavours Esteban.
Corky Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 he has never been relegated and never intends to be either. So realistically if he wants to keep his record intact he will expecting us to turn this season around or he will have to retire now and abandon the sinking ship. Italian Tony Pulis
MooseBreath Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 If never being relegated is a record he holds close to his heart then I doubt he would have risked joining a club among the favourites for relegation. I think he'll probably stick it out until the end and then go and coach elsewhere.
Jace Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 Italian Tony Pulis Tony Pulis is Welsh. And Cambiasso is Argentinian :xmaslaugh:
ScouseFox Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 i doubt relegation has ever crossed his mind in his whole career until about mid october.
lgfualol Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 i doubt relegation has ever crossed his mind in his whole career until about mid october. "I have made an awful mistake"
Corky Posted 29 December 2014 Posted 29 December 2014 Tony Pulis is Welsh. Esteban is from the Argentinian part of Italy
v6rat Posted 30 December 2014 Posted 30 December 2014 il turdo toro You learn something new everyday, I always thought it was "Bullio Shittio"
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