New ex-players (and managers) thread

[Funky Fox]

Coventry look done now.
Particularly as they let Maguire to score so easily right on the stroke of Half Time
Mark Robbins is unlikely to be able to talk his team into getting back it into this now.

 

[homer]

Coventry look done now.
Particularly as they let Maguire to score so easily right on the stroke of Half Time
Mark Robbins is unlikely to be able to talk his team into getting back it into this now.

He will - he’s the finest manager in the Championship

Don’t let the fact that they’ve completely bottled getting into the playoffs cloud your judgement

 

[City Fan]

Yeah he’s a real shit **** that Mark Robins fella

 

[homer]

 

[Graz]

He will - he’s the finest manager in the Championship

Don’t let the fact that they’ve completely bottled getting into the playoffs cloud your judgement

Well **** a duck

 

[City Fan]

Yeah I’m not sure who would want a manager who can instil this kind of team spirit, mentality, and actual quality with a team punching way above their weight.

 

[Lako42]

Cov scum deserved to win that

 

[homer]

Cov scum deserved to win that

VAR through to the final

Football is broken

 

[alex]

Hilarious

 

[Volpone]

Much as they are bitter rivals, they were fantastic.

That VAR decision was a travesty.

 

[alex]

Much as they are bitter rivals, they were fantastic.

That VAR decision was a travesty.

Agreed. And it's hilarious.

 

[londonfox]

Much as they are bitter rivals, they were fantastic.

That VAR decision was a travesty.

They were.

It wasn’t.

 

[Fox Fan]

Sporting boss full of praise for club despite being axed

BROMSGROVE Sporting boss Tim Flowers was full of praise for the club despite being axed with a game of the season still to go.

www.bromsgroveadvertiser.co.uk

 

[ThaiSweetChilli]

I very much enjoyed this. Always got a lot of love and respect for Nigel Pearson. The role he's played in our Golden Era is so obvious. For all of his faults, I think he's one of our best ever managers.

 

[Blue Maniac]

I very much enjoyed this. Always got a lot of love and respect for Nigel Pearson. The role he's played in our Golden Era is so obvious. For all of his faults, I think he's one of our best ever managers.

Circa 6:18
“I also heard… that the squad was in danger of being deconditioned.”
“What does that mean?”
“…yeah…”

 

[Orifice]

Circa 6:18
“I also heard… that the squad was in danger of being deconditioned.”
“What does that mean?”
“…yeah…”

Something about using the wrong shampoo when washing your hair?

 

[Blue Maniac]

For anyone who doesn’t care about the non-Leicester stuff, skip to just before 39 minutes

 

[ThaiSweetChilli]

For anyone who doesn’t care about the non-Leicester stuff, skip to just before 39 minutes

I quite enjoyed the whole thing. I'm flying tomorrow, perfect flight listening! I'll be checking out a few more of these.

 

[give_us_a_wave]

I very much enjoyed this. Always got a lot of love and respect for Nigel Pearson. The role he's played in our Golden Era is so obvious. For all of his faults, I think he's one of our best ever managers.

Turned a sack of doghit of a club at it's lowest ebb in over a century into a PL squad. Can't be overstated as an achievement really. Plus it was rarely boring. After the utter shit of the previous years it felt good to be on an upward curve again.

 

[camberwell fox]

Turned a sack of doghit of a club at it's lowest ebb in over a century into a PL squad. Can't be overstated as an achievement really. Plus it was rarely boring. After the utter shit of the previous years it felt good to be on an upward curve again.

Agreed, as many others have said, we wouldn’t have won the league without NP over the previous seasons (and I’m not talking about promotion).

Laid the foundations for CL.