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In terms of win percentage, yes. By a long way.
Speculation If/When Enzo Goes, who do you want and why?
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ThaiSweetChilli
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Forget Robins. He'll need lots of time and we need someone to hit the ground running. Not only that, he's unproven at Prem level if my memory serves me correctly.
It'll be:
Cooper
Rob Edwards
Potter
Or we'll go for someone totally different:
Imanol Alguacil (Real Sociedad)
Will Still (just left Reims)
Pierre Sage (Lyon)
I've a strong feeling that OH Leuven boss Oscar Garcia might be in the mix. Simple changeover, knows the KP brand and did well at Red Bull Salzberg and a few other places.
Im not opposed to a manager from a top league in Europe but it's always a gamble.
Corberán doesn't inspire me at all. He's achieved **** all.
camberwell fox
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Not a good position to be in BUT at least it is now rather than mid-season with no time to get a replacement in.
I can’t understand the negativity around our finances (I can but I’m hopeful we have a plan), we are a VERY attractive proposition to a potential manager. But ver the last 10 years or so:
Promoted from L1
Promoted from Championship x2
PL winners.
FA Cup winners
Charity Shield winners
CL quarter finalists
Blot on the landscape is obviously relegation.
I don’t think we will get a points deduction but if we do I’m sure we will fight it strongly.
I wouldn’t mind Moyes TBH.
I can’t understand the negativity around our finances (I can but I’m hopeful we have a plan), we are a VERY attractive proposition to a potential manager. But ver the last 10 years or so:
Promoted from L1
Promoted from Championship x2
PL winners.
FA Cup winners
Charity Shield winners
CL quarter finalists
Blot on the landscape is obviously relegation.
I don’t think we will get a points deduction but if we do I’m sure we will fight it strongly.
I wouldn’t mind Moyes TBH.
londonfox
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Moyes is a good shout. I'd be happy with that.
Robin127
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So did Patson Daka...and Jesse Marsch.
The new manager "bounce" didn't work too well with Dean Smith though.
pork pie fox
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Working on the basis that he goes to Chelsea - None of us know how we’d get on with Enzo in the Premier League next season. None of us really knew how it would go this season, but ultimately he did his job well, as we went up.
Whoever we bring in to replace him is unlikely to guarantee us being any better or worse next season than Enzo would, it’s all a gamble in a new league, with various possible player sales, signings and sanctions to come.
Que sera, sera. The rollercoaster as a Leicester fan continues.
Footnote - I’m not disappointed that we’d let him go, as I hope it signals a return to sensible club management and us realising where we are in the football hierarchy and doing business that is in line with that, rather than overstretching ourselves and leaving ourselves vulnerable to financial spending that we can’t afford in the future. It’s the way of the world and we were good at it for a few years, before the past couple of years.
Whoever we bring in to replace him is unlikely to guarantee us being any better or worse next season than Enzo would, it’s all a gamble in a new league, with various possible player sales, signings and sanctions to come.
Que sera, sera. The rollercoaster as a Leicester fan continues.
Footnote - I’m not disappointed that we’d let him go, as I hope it signals a return to sensible club management and us realising where we are in the football hierarchy and doing business that is in line with that, rather than overstretching ourselves and leaving ourselves vulnerable to financial spending that we can’t afford in the future. It’s the way of the world and we were good at it for a few years, before the past couple of years.
londonfox
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Enzo Maresca is leaving Leicester City - and it could suit everyone — The Fosse Way
Enzo Maresca is reportedly on the verge of leaving Leicester City to join Chelsea. Having just won silverware in his first - and seemingly only - season in charge, why aren’t Leicester fans more upset?
www.thefosseway.net
londonfox
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Lampard is in a completely different shithouse to those other 3. It's right next to Rooney's. And Robins doesn't belong on that list
Graz
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How/why is Robins on your list of shit houses?
Genuine question - haven't followed his managerial career closely but seems to have done well at Cov
SilverFox
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Feels like it is Preki’s time.
homer
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Got em to a play off final and lost
Next season failed to get them into the play offs at all
Yeah he’s lost a player or two, but who hasn’t
How the **** is that a CV fit for taking on the premier league?
He should be behind Jesse Marsch, and he’s not even on the sodding list….
popillius
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Nah. It's a definite fact. It always happens.
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