Our system detected that your browser is blocking advertisements on our site. Please help support FoxesTalk by disabling any kind of ad blocker while browsing this site. Thank you.
Jump to content
lestuhfox

Favourite City Manager

Recommended Posts

Posted

In order of when I started supporting the City I would have O Farrell, Bloomfield, Wallace, Milne, Little and O Neill all above NFP as  a better manager. So Pearson and his sorry 9 points out of 60 would be my 7th best City boss.

Posted

Fantastic choices and although I don't go back quite so far (1st manager was Jimmy Bloomfield - 1976 to 1977 for me so not so good) I agree with your choices.

O'Neil

Wallace

Bloomfield

Little

Milne

Pearson

would be my order - Wallace 2nd because I was very young and impressionable. He was a larger than life character and it was so exciting following Leicester from 1978 to 1982.

Posted

1st O'Neill

2nd Gillies

3rd Bloomfield

4th O'Farrell/Wallace/Milne/Little/Adams/

Pearson (Can't decide between them)

Posted

Everyone is making lists of our best ever managers so how about a list for our worst?

1st Taylor

2nd Holloway

3rd Pleat

4th McLintock

5th Mcghee

Posted

In order of when I started supporting the City I would have O Farrell, Bloomfield, Wallace, Milne, Little and O Neill all above NFP as  a better manager. So Pearson and his sorry 9 points out of 60 would be my 7th best City boss.

 

hiho1.jpg

Posted

In order of when I started supporting the City I would have O Farrell, Bloomfield, Wallace, Milne, Little and O Neill all above NFP as  a better manager. So Pearson and his sorry 9 points out of 60 would be my 7th best City boss.

 

Bit harsh on Levein, Kelly, Holloway, Sousa for me, all better than Pearson.

 

NFP should be at least 22nd in the list.

Posted

Bit harsh on Levein, Kelly, Holloway, Sousa for me, all better than Pearson.

NFP should be at least 22nd in the list.

Obviously sarcasm but there is no way Rob Kelly should be spoken under the same breath as those other managers. He did a good job under the circumstances.

Posted

Mine is one, Nigel Pearson.

Educate yourself about the history of this great football club and stop being so stubbornly loyal to Pearson. We all know you love him but what is your opinion of the other managers this club has had?

Posted

Educate yourself about the history of this great football club and stop being so stubbornly loyal to Pearson. We all know you love him but what is your opinion of the other managers this club has had?

 

He only answered the original question which, let's be honest, was only designed to criticise Pearson.

 

Mark is 19, so can barely remember O'Neill, who else is there to class as a favourite? Yeah he can say Bloomfield or Gillies but how can you truly talk about someone you never saw?

Posted

Educate yourself about the history of this great football club and stop being so stubbornly loyal to Pearson. We all know you love him but what is your opinion of the other managers this club has had?

 

I'm aware of the clubs history, but my favourite manager is the one I've seen bring us the most success, pretty obviously.

Posted

Bit harsh on Levein, Kelly, Holloway, Sousa for me, all better than Pearson.

 

NFP should be at least 22nd in the list.

 

He's probably the worst manager we've ever had come to think of it.

 

Despite that, he's still my fave (I am only young before someone tells me that I need to be "educated").

Posted

I'm aware of the clubs history, but my favourite manager is the one I've seen bring us the most success, pretty obviously.

Can't argue with that!

the answer is Bloomfield for me due to the type of player he brought to the club. Some incredible talent in that side for a provincial midlands club.

gillies was before my time but he came pretty close to winning the championship, which was rather more laudable I suppose.

O'neill amassed a very functional side with a bit of flair but the general idea of get it wide and cross it in was never going to be overly attractive. Clearly our most successful manager.

Posted

He only answered the original question which, let's be honest, was only designed to criticise Pearson.

Mark is 19, so can barely remember O'Neill, who else is there to class as a favourite? Yeah he can say Bloomfield or Gillies but how can you truly talk about someone you never saw?

I know the purpose of the thread, it's all I've been reading for weeks and I'm getting bored of it myself even if I have been vocally anti-Pearson myself recently, I shall keep my opinions on that matter to myself from now on because it has clearly offended certain members of this forum, as a result I am just trying to divert the attention away from Pearson. Can we not have a reasoned discussion about other Leicester managers?

Posted

I'm aware of the clubs history, but my favourite manager is the one I've seen bring us the most success, pretty obviously.

That's fair enough and I'm not trying to irritate you but if you had to name your three best managers (based in what you know) who would they be? You can't include Pearson in your list either just for the sake of curiosity. I'm intrigued to hear your response.

Posted

He's probably the worst manager we've ever had come to think of it.

Despite that, he's still my fave (I am only young before someone tells me that I need to be "educated").

Educate yourself young one, our worst ever manager is obviously Peter Taylor.

Posted

I know the purpose of the thread, it's all I've been reading for weeks and I'm getting bored of it myself even if I have been vocally anti-Pearson myself recently, I shall keep my opinions on that matter to myself from now on because it has clearly offended certain members of this forum, as a result I am just trying to divert the attention away from Pearson. Can we not have a reasoned discussion about other Leicester managers?

 

The question isn't directed at 'non-Pearson favourite Leicester managers' though, is it?

 

In Mark_W's opinion, Pearson is his favourite manager because he's the only one he's probably seen enough of to form a valid opinion. And there's nothing wrong with that. You can't change the question to suit your own agenda just because someone doesn't say what you want to hear :).

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
×
×
  • Create New...