tedfoxxx
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Hello Dave (Bassett)Yep
Speculation Who's next?
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Mike - True Blue Tinter
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Shame. He would certainly 'Toss the teacups' and kick some overpaid arses.
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/fo...eare-Sean-Dyche-Premier-League-Sacked-Burnley
LEICESTER are ready to make Burnley boss Sean Dyche an offer he can’t refuse.
The 46-year-old Clarets chief is top of Leicester’s shopping list after they sacked Craig Shakespeare yesterday.
Dyche is considered the brightest of the new breed of English bosses after doing a brilliant job in his five years in charge at Burnley.
But he is continually having to work on the tightest of budgets and could be tempted away.
Leicester’s billionaire Thai owners are ready to dangle a £2m a year bumper deal in front of him with the promise of cash to spend.
Dyche heads the list of candidates who emerged following the surprise ending of Shakespeare’s reign after just four months in charge permanently.
LEICESTER are ready to make Burnley boss Sean Dyche an offer he can’t refuse.
The 46-year-old Clarets chief is top of Leicester’s shopping list after they sacked Craig Shakespeare yesterday.
Dyche is considered the brightest of the new breed of English bosses after doing a brilliant job in his five years in charge at Burnley.
But he is continually having to work on the tightest of budgets and could be tempted away.
Leicester’s billionaire Thai owners are ready to dangle a £2m a year bumper deal in front of him with the promise of cash to spend.
Dyche heads the list of candidates who emerged following the surprise ending of Shakespeare’s reign after just four months in charge permanently.
ThaiSweetChilli
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Although unlikely we need to really go for it, try to push as much as possible for a top coach, someone the players can't help but to respect.
Laurent Blanc
Roberto Mancini
Carlo Anchelotti
Luis Enrique
We're in the richest, most exciting league in the world. 18 months ago we won the damn Premier League. It's not completely bonkers to go for the above targets. I feel that we have a talented squad that are nowhere near their best atm.
Blanc would be an inspired choice, a title win at Bordeaux in 2009, before he took France to the last eight of Euro 2012, and then led PSG to three-straight French titles is impressive.
Perhaps Marco Silva would be interested in us? We promise him higher wages, better stadium, and imo a better squad.
Other employed managers - David Wagner? Espirito Santo? Julian Nagglesman at Hoffenheim? Dyche would be interesting. I'm not completely convinced by him, but he seems to be doing well with "limited resources' so far this season.
Chris Coleman is the most uninspiring suggestion thus far, Sam Allardyce shortly behind him. I'd even rather have Pardew over those two. Ideally not Coleman, Big Sam, Big Alan or any others like them.
Laurent Blanc
Roberto Mancini
Carlo Anchelotti
Luis Enrique
We're in the richest, most exciting league in the world. 18 months ago we won the damn Premier League. It's not completely bonkers to go for the above targets. I feel that we have a talented squad that are nowhere near their best atm.
Blanc would be an inspired choice, a title win at Bordeaux in 2009, before he took France to the last eight of Euro 2012, and then led PSG to three-straight French titles is impressive.
Perhaps Marco Silva would be interested in us? We promise him higher wages, better stadium, and imo a better squad.
Other employed managers - David Wagner? Espirito Santo? Julian Nagglesman at Hoffenheim? Dyche would be interesting. I'm not completely convinced by him, but he seems to be doing well with "limited resources' so far this season.
Chris Coleman is the most uninspiring suggestion thus far, Sam Allardyce shortly behind him. I'd even rather have Pardew over those two. Ideally not Coleman, Big Sam, Big Alan or any others like them.
bocadillo
Water Gypsy
Why would anybody be guided by a report that suggests that Shakespeare's sacking was a surprise?
spionfox
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Wot? No George Graham?
FOX Franks
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Pie in the sky, but any one of those names would be amazing. Amazing.
alex
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Never in a million years imho...
Cambridge_fox
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Why would any of those in this list want to come here? Not a chance.
cambiassoo
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Martin O'Neill?
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Ruud Gullit?
Blaarev
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Brown Nose
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Allardyce has ruled himself out (according to Sky).
Doesn't want another Premier League rebuild job and not prepared to replace his friend Shakespeare.
Doesn't want another Premier League rebuild job and not prepared to replace his friend Shakespeare.
popillius
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City Fan
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Excellent - that’s two wronguns off the list.
Now just need Pardew and Coleman to declare they’re not interested.
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