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Dean Smith and Craig Shakespeare's Blue Army!

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I bet you now, he'll take us down and the owners will think 'We might as well keep him as he's cheap,' in the Championship.

 

Guaranteed. 

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Please Dean Smith, do NOT follow Craig Shakespeare's advice of picking Jamie Vardy and 'getting it up to Vards' as your tactics.

Play Iheanacho in every remaining game. Please. Just do that and we might be ok.

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2 minutes ago, PaddyS said:

Please Dean Smith, do NOT follow Craig Shakespeare's advice of picking Jamie Vardy and 'getting it up to Vards' as your tactics.

Play Iheanacho in every remaining game. Please. Just do that and we might be ok.

As long as that doesn’t mean playing on his own. Equally as ineffective. 

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This what happens when you’re sitting in 19th with 8 games to go.

 

We’re left scraping the bottom of the barrel over managers who have recent scar tissues.

 

Norwich fans were desperate to see the back of him. Only potential positive to take from this is that he’ll bring Shakespeare with him.

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If he kept us up the owners wouldn’t have the bottle to get rid of him and pass it off as “loyalty” is the concern from me. If it’s until the end of the season, whatever, the board have completely shafted us with their incompetence so I didn’t expect much more. 

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3 minutes ago, kingfox said:

Norwich fans were desperate to see the back of him. Only potential positive to take from this is that he’ll bring Shakespeare with him.

Why is it a positive? He was there at Norwich with Smith and been sacked everywhere (three jobs in three years, four if you include his brief stint as manager here) all within a year without Pearson.

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So the players are lacking in confidence and they bring in 2 men that oversaw the demise of promotion favourites with 3 wins in 13 in the Championship and losing 3 of their last 4 games in charge. Sounds familiar.

 

Seem like just the guys to turn round a bad run.

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5 minutes ago, lcfcsnow said:

Why is it a positive? He was there at Norwich with Smith and been sacked everywhere (three jobs in three years, four if you include his brief stint as manager here) all within a year without Pearson.

Because he knows the club and respect is surely still there after what he achieved with Pearson and our Champions League run.

 

We’re at a point where a familiar face in some aspect could be ideal.

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