Fair comment Brauny, but surely that doesnt excuse the fact that Taylor on the whole signed players who were nowhere good enough and at extremely inflated prices and contracts.
As for CL, I agree with Homer, he has inherited a right old fooking mess, and to his credit he has gone about the job of rebuilding the club in a dignified, professional manner. He has acted with a sense of realism but it appears he is not prepared to use the financial position as an excuse which is refreshing. He has managed to clear the decks of most of the dead wood and it has to be said that many of these players are the ones identified by fans as shall we say not giving their all.
The players he has so far signed appear to be decent signings, and the one so far unsuccessful transfer ( De Vries ) has returned to training early in order to improve and be ready for next season, a sign of the mans character and desire to play for Leicester and Levein. It also appears that Levein will not be rushed into or pressured into hasty transfers or pay over the odds fees just to appease the fans. He has taken a fair bit of unjust criticism from certain quarters about the lack of signings and the depth of his squad but he is paitent and will wait for the right players at the right price, following our previous manager's in Adams and Taylor of buying players left right and centre this is a refreshing change.
I for one am very impressed with the way Levein has come into this club and gone about his business, he has identified the dead wood regardless of age or reputation and moved them out with more to follow and replaced them with quality and with the right attitude and desire, and he has done this by wheeling and dealing and not further jeopardising the financial position of the club.
