Kevin Nicholls

[newtonfox]

 

[alex]

He'll do well there I reckon, sorry to dampen people's enthusiasm, but he's a good coach and will flourish at Palace IMO.

 

[homer]

He'll do well there I reckon, sorry to dampen people's enthusiasm, but he's a good coach and will flourish at Palace IMO.

He's still a complete Kunt, though

 

[Melton Fox]

He'll do well there I reckon, sorry to dampen people's enthusiasm, but he's a good coach and will flourish at Palace IMO.

I am glad somebody else has said this. I too think PT is a good coach, it just didn't work out with us. I have said it before on here and I have seen murderers get a warmer response than I got for saying it

 

[PFKAKTF FOX]

I am glad somebody else has said this. I too think PT is a good coach, it just didn't work out with us. I have said it before on here and I have seen murderers get a warmer response than I got for saying it

Regardless of his abilities, he is still the guy who shoulders alongside the board of directors of that time, responsibilty for destroying the most successful side in our history, blowing the biggest transfer budget ever sanctioned to a City manager, despite his early sacking he still played a major role in our relegation and the obvious financial ruin that the club suffered subsequently.

How do you honestly expect Leicester fans to view Taylor without a jaundiced attitude. I could not give a fcuk about his abilities or his achievements since leaving our club, I will not nor neither can I forgive nor forget his disastrous reign at Filbo.

 

[OldGit]

I am glad somebody else has said this. I too think PT is a good coach, it just didn't work out with us. I have said it before on here and I have seen murderers get a warmer response than I got for saying it

I largely agree. His coaching credentials are proven from his under-21 job and with lower league teams.

His problem with us was as an unconstrained manager. The then board must take much of the blame - after the MON revolution, where he refused any form of oversight other than direct discussion with the chairman, they apparently failed to realise that something like their original plan was required for any new manager. He was clearly not put under anything like enough scrutiny over his decisions on player signings or contracts.

I doubt Jordan would allow him anything like that freedom, but the one question mark that remains is his ability to deal with dressing room issues

 

[homer]

I largely agree. His coaching credentials are proven from his under-21 job and with lower league teams.

His problem with us was as an unconstrained manager. The then board must take much of the blame - after the MON revolution, where he refused any form of oversight other than direct discussion with the chairman, they apparently failed to realise that something like their original plan was required for any new manager. He was clearly not put under anything like enough scrutiny over his decisions on player signings or contracts.

I doubt Jordan would allow him anything like that freedom, but the one question mark that remains is his ability to deal with dressing room issues

I agree

There's no way she'll let him anywhere near those lovely big melons

 

[Melton Fox]

Regardless of his abilities, he is still the guy who shoulders alongside the board of directors of that time, responsibilty for destroying the most successful side in our history, blowing the biggest transfer budget ever sanctioned to a City manager, despite his early sacking he still played a major role in our relegation and the obvious financial ruin that the club suffered subsequently.

How do you honestly expect Leicester fans to view Taylor without a jaundiced attitude. I could not give a fcuk about his abilities or his achievements since leaving our club, I will not nor neither can I forgive nor forget his disastrous reign at Filbo.

Don't get me wong A-Z I hate the kunt with the passion that you do, and I whole heartedly agree with what you say. I just don't think he's as bad a manager and we believe him to be.

Sometimes, relationships just don't work and they go horribly wrong. This is what happened, as you say, it was a combination of both parties.

 

[PFKAKTF FOX]

I agree

There's no way she'll let him anywhere near those lovely big melons

:icon_lol:

 

[OldGit]

I agree

There's no way he'll let him anywhere near that lovely bunch of grapes

 

[PFKAKTF FOX]

Don't get me wong A-Z I hate the kunt with the passion that you do, and I whole heartedly agree with what you say. I just don't think he's as bad a manager and we believe him to be.

Sometimes, relationships just don't work and they go horribly wrong. This is what happened, as you say, it was a combination of both parties.

I agree, I just find it very galling that after such a distastrous spell in charge of us, he is still being hailed as some kind of footballing messiah, even now he is being linked to some pretty decent clubs and it is as if the whole of the footballing world, including the media, except our club pretend that the Leicester debacle never happened, whilst we still suffer the consequences of his and the boards actions and stupidity.

 

[homer]

Let it go

The man's a complete and utter wanker as far as I'm concerned, but it doesn't mean he can't learn from his shambolic disaster in the near ruination of our club and go on to do better things

Palace is not the place, though. That egomaniac fukker will have sacked him by January

 

[PFKAKTF FOX]

Let it go

The man's a complete and utter wanker as far as I'm concerned, but it doesn't mean he can't learn from his shambolic disaster in the near ruination of our club and go on to do better things

Palace is not the place, though. That egomaniac fukker will have sacked him by January

Ok I am calm, matron has given me my medication, I am in a good place now :icon_bigg

 

[alex]

He's still a complete Kunt, though

Completely agree. So is Roy Keane however and he is a legend.