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Who should be the next Leicester City manager?

Who should be the next Leicester manager?  

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  1. 1. Who should be the next Leicester manager?

    • Someone working a PL club?
      115
    • Someone working from abroad?
      83
    • Someone from the lower leagues?
      28
    • Someone out of work?
      28


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1 minute ago, KrefelderFox666 said:

If it wasn't for Cambiasso, Pearson would have got us relegated right after taking us up. He was tactically not ul to scratch.

 

Silva took over Hull in dire circumstances and had no players. He almost kept them up.

 

Watford were relegation favourites but he took them up to Top 7/8 before the Everton saga.

 

But yh, Pearson is the saviour. While we're at it, why not get O'Neill back in? He took us to top half finishes. Or Ranieri? He knows these players and surely he can just win the league for us again.

Silva took over hull with a good part of the season left and got them relegated. He had an even worse win ratio at Watford. This guy’s Premier League management performance does not back up his popularity with some of our fans. 

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At the moment there are not any good Managers out there who are out of a job. We are not going to get Rafa in, Wenger isn't coming, neither is Klopp, Sir Alex, Diego Simeone, Luis Enrique, Nigel Pearson isn't coming back,   

 

If we had a chance to get any of these or anyone else with a proven pedigree then Claude Puel would have been sacked. We are stuck with him at least until the end of the season

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Claudio won't come. He was playing players out of position the year he was sacked

 

Neither will Rafa. He is building something at Newcastle and hoping for money to spend in the transfer window. Unless he leaves will he come here when there is a job opening at Chelsea?

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, ramaiya2 said:

Claudio won't come. He was playing players out of position the year he was sacked

 

Neither will Rafa. He is building something at Newcastle and hoping for money to spend in the transfer window. Unless he leaves will he come here when there is a job opening at Chelsea?

 

He wouldn't go back to Chelsea, their fans are dense.

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Does it matter who we get?  Yes, you'll get a bounce where we win a few.  But then our useless egotistical players will down tools and get whoever sacked (again)when they're asked to play slightly different.  There's too much player power in the dressing room.  That's the problem.

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2 hours ago, funkyrobot said:

Lots of people calling for Silva which I find surprising. Hull eventually went down with a whimper under his management and he got sacked at Watford after a very poor run of results, not just because of his flirtation with Everton. If he’s not good enough for Watford then he’s certainly not good enough for us. 2 attempts and 2 fails at Premier League level. 

The problem with Silva is that he doesn't like to stay around for very long, not the type of manager you'd put your trust into over a 3-5 year period.

 

Saying that he is a bloody decent manager though, look how he started at Watford, they were flying and were playing some of the best football in the league, Everton then came sniffing and everything went downhill from there.

 

A good manager who plays good football; however he isn't the right guy for a long term fix.

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16 hours ago, daverollo said:

Time to offer Diego Simeone the highest incentivised manager in world football.

 

His style of play and organisation is perfect for Leicester. 

 

Surely he must be ready for a new challenge 

 

He would be ideal for us but there's not a cat in hell's chance that he leaves Madrid for a mid table PL side.

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18 minutes ago, ramaiya2 said:

Claudio won't come. He was playing players out of position the year he was sacked

 

Neither will Rafa. He is building something at Newcastle and hoping for money to spend in the transfer window. Unless he leaves will he come here when there is a job opening at Chelsea?

 

No chance - fans hate him

 

simeone : currently earning €10 m after tax. Is he unhappy? If he is, he will have offers from some of the best European clubs. Can we stop embarrassing ourselves by mentioning him 

 

Wenger : will have his choice of plenty of top European outfits. Also earning far more than we will pay a manager but that isn’t the issue. He doesn’t want to manage a mid table prem club. 

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6 minutes ago, kingfox said:

The problem with Silva is that he doesn't like to stay around for very long, not the type of manager you'd put your trust into over a 3-5 year period.

 

Saying that he is a bloody decent manager though, look how he started at Watford, they were flying and were playing some of the best football in the league, Everton then came sniffing and everything went downhill from there.

 

A good manager who plays good football; however he isn't the right guy for a long term fix.

The trouble with Silva is that he's clearly in too much of a rush to land a top job. Starts off well, then loses focus and starts looking for the next climb up the ladder he might get. 

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12 hours ago, brucey said:

It's pure snobbery to think we can take him off Burnley.

 

Apparently Dyche wanted to come to Leicester before Puel got the job. 

 

He still lives in Northamptonshire and he's achieved all he can at Burnley.

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3 minutes ago, Gerard said:

 

Apparently Dyche wanted to come to Leicester before Puel got the job. 

 

He still lives in Northamptonshire and he's achieved all he can at Burnley.

Might be worth a punt then?

 

not sure though, I mean he sounds like a dodgy 70s porn star with that voice lol 

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It's not going to be Dyche, or rather shouldn't be. It would be a bad move for all involved.

 

Why would he come to a club who's owners and fans see only 6th or 7th as acceptable. Also, probably losing our most technically gifted player in the summer. All this after guiding his current club, who adore him, to Europe.

 

Burnley won't care if they finish 12th next year, but you can bet he'd have his P45 if we did. 

 

There's plenty of managers out there who's take the job, but at this moment in time Dyche isn't one of them. And for love love of God please stop mentioning Simeone. 

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14 minutes ago, Gerard said:

 

Apparently Dyche wanted to come to Leicester before Puel got the job. 

 

He still lives in Northamptonshire and he's achieved all he can at Burnley.

He did speak to us, by all accounts. But after we got Puel, Burnley immediately got Dyche to sign a new long lucrative contract. They won't let him go easy without massive compensation that was no doubt written into that contract. Especially as Everton were sniffing around then too.

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