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The Championship Thread 2023/2024

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8 hours ago, Pub breath said:

These awards aren't about experience.  They're about what the team looked like when the manager came in and the position they got to.

You can't sensibly argue that Farke's starting point in August was as good as Maresca's.  Maresca had a whole month more to prepare and most (appreciate not all) of your key business had been done already.  Most of ours had not been done at all.

Maybe there is an agenda.  I have no idea.  That still doesn't alter the fact that from the point of all these squads being put together and the playing field being more equal, Farke has been the standout manager.  I don't think that's likely to be seen by many as a particularly controversial opinion.  

By that measure none of Klopp, Pep or Arteta will not be nominated for Manager of the season in the Prem, when we know they will.

 

To most people, no, I'm afraid he hasn't. McKenna has.

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For me, the remaining 7 games are key to who should actually get this, and Enzo should be in the running. Rosenior should have done better on more recent games, and one of Farke, Enzo or Mckenna is going to bottle it.

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38 minutes ago, FoyleFox said:

By that measure none of Klopp, Pep or Arteta will not be nominated for Manager of the season in the Prem, when we know they will.

 

To most people, no, I'm afraid he hasn't. McKenna has.

Emery won’t be far behind

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Rohl should be in with a shout if he manages to keep Wednesday up from where they were. Probably McKenna though regardless of how the season ends.

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1 hour ago, FrankieADZ said:

no surprise on hamza

Yet he's been made captain on numerous occasions for us ...🙄

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57 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

Hilarious that the Saints player came with a huge rep and transfer fee 

Interesting Jerry Yates is on there... weren't people keen on signing him when we were linked?

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2 hours ago, MrsJohnMurphy said:

Do you think Leeds fans want to keep Farke for next season given his consistent failure at PL level?

Reckon they will keep him if promoted but sack him at the first opportunity of a slump

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12 hours ago, FrankieADZ said:

no surprise on hamza

It's fairly meaningless though isn't it. Those scores are just against stats and not necessarily the influence on a game or the context of a game.

 

Not that I disagree with Hamza, just making that point

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2 hours ago, winteriscoming said:

Imo Robins should be in the running for manager of the season. Semi final of the fa cup and still in with a chance of the playoffs. 

tbf a number of managers have done alot better than Rosenior; Corberan at WBA, Robins at Cov are just a couple imo,

 

Id say Corberan given the lack of funds hes had too

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Late to the party on this, but as a counter to the "but Leeds lost 11 first team starters from last season" argument:

 

GK Ward and Iversen

LB Thomas and Kristiansen

CB Evans, Soyuncu and Amartey

RB Castagne

LW Barnes

RW Perez

CM Tielemans and Soumare

AM Maddison

 

13 regular starters from last season who haven't featured at all for Leicester this season due to being sold, leaving on a free, loaned out or because they are Danny Ward and thus shit.

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21 hours ago, FrankieADZ said:

no surprise on hamza

Fully agreed and no surprise at all it is Hamza. Technically extremely limited. May be quick and likes to tackle but that is it. 

 

He has had more issues than positives in the club. 

 

- Caught at a party during Covid which cost us 4th in the league. Maddison, Perez and Hamza dropped from the West Ham away game. Lost the game and 4th place

- As of February police quite rightly involved in a drink driving incident when he was caught driving on the wrong side of the road

 

Continually sets a dreadful example and what does Enzo do to set a precedent of indiscipline is make him captain numerous times, and then the board offer him a new deal. Forgetting 18 months ago only Watford were interested to take him on loan at a loss on his wages. 

 

 

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On 04/04/2024 at 08:01, Pub breath said:

Farke had a whole month less than Maresca to prepare his team.  He also lost near enough an entire first 11 of players (no player started the Hull match who started the last match of last season) and had to deal with a lot of those leaving in August, many of their replacements landing after the season started.  I think every reasonable person can see that the results in Leeds first 5/6 games were in no way a reflection of Farke's real impact as the team was in transition and he'd had a month to work with the players in the middle of a circus.  Since those first few games, Farke's Leeds have comfortably out performed everyone and over a long stretch now.

It does seem a tad unfair on Maresca mind but assume the recent slide and/or financial side have influenced the thinking here enormously.

Mckenna absolutely the best by far

 

We are not all blinded by club loyalty.

Taking a promoted team to the top of the table with less than 9 games to go.

Leeds as Leicester have done well but ipswich personify everything you could wish from your club.

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Farke has no reason being there. He’s achieving what would be expected with the resources available to him. Enzo shouldn’t be either, except for the fact that he oversaw a record breaking first half of the season. 
McKenna will win it and rightly so. Were it not for the record breaking start of Leicester it would have been Ipswich breaking records with a newly promoted side. What he’s achieved has been damn near miraculous (regardless of lucky deflected goals). 

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