New coaches

[Jeff]

Leicester City Football Club will appoint four highly experienced professionals to new manager Enzo Maresca's backroom team ahead of the 2023/24 Sky Bet Championship season, subject to UK visa approval.

Enzo’s new team will bring a depth of knowledge and specialisms to the Club ahead of an important 2023/24 season, the countdown to which continues with the start of pre-season training on 3 July.

Taking on the role of First Team Coach is Danny Walker, who previously served as the assistant manager of Manchester City's highly successful Under-21s team. Walker has also gained valuable coaching experience as Peterborough United's Senior Professional Development Phase Lead Coach.

Michele De Bernardin will join as the Club’s new First Team Goalkeeper Coach. The 45-year-old Italian arrives from Sampdoria, having previously worked for Parma in Serie A.

Marcos Alvarez is to be appointed First Team Fitness Coach. The 52-year-old Spaniard has previously worked with clubs such as Real Betis, Parma, and SPAL. The fitness specialist’s career also includes stints at Real Madrid, Tottenham Hotspur, Sevilla, and CSKA Moscow.

Javier Molina Caballero will also join the backroom staff as First Team Analyst, having worked with the likes of Atletico Madrid, Parma, and Barcelona B in recent seasons.

We look forward to welcoming Danny, Marcos, Michele, and Javier to Leicester City and into our First Team staff, and wish them every success ahead of the new campaign, which gets underway on Sunday 6 August when the Foxes host Coventry City at King Power Stadium.

 

[popillius]

This can't be right.

We sacked the others because we are completely penniless and have no money to buy a sandwich from the vending machine, let alone four new coaches.

That's the narrative on the Street. We must respect it.

 

[fitz]

Glad to see we're appointing professionals.

 

[Micky]

This can't be right.

We sacked the others because we are completely penniless and have no money to buy a sandwich from the vending machine, let alone four new coaches.

That's the narrative on the Street. We must respect it.

We aren't broke. We have billionaire owners and their main industry is only on an upward trajectory.

 

[taupe]

Haven't heard of any of them. So forrin' that I don't even know where they're from (or sex they are in some cases... ). Gotta be a good thing.

Nah, as I said elsewhere; it's a whole new team with fresh ideas. What could possibly go wrong?

 

[Lako42]

Get the rest of the old guard out

 

[Brown Nose]

This can't be right.

We sacked the others because we are completely penniless and have no money to buy a sandwich from the vending machine, let alone four new coaches.

That's the narrative on the Street. We must respect it.

We're adding fewer coaches than the ones that have left. They'll also be on much lower wages.

Apart from that, your point is excellent as ever.

 

[homer]

I genuinely don’t know anything about any of them, but the fact that we’ve cleared out a load of complete shite to bring them in was absolutely the right thing to do.

Must be a few more we can get rid of - including the players

All of this is a massive risk, but the fetid swamp desperately needed draining

 

[taupe]

What news of the team coach? Will cost cutting mean it'll be sold and we're hitching to away games. The club's finances are in serious trouble after all

 

[SilverFox]

We aren't broke. We have billionaire owners and their main industry is only on an upward trajectory.

And it looks like they are really going for it…

Thailand's King Power extends Bangkok duty free presence with major downtown and airport projects - Retail in Asia

King Power International plans to unveil two major duty free store projects in Bangkok at a cost of THB3 billion (USD87 million), the company has confirmed.

retailinasia.com

 

[Graz]

None of them is going to be Assistant Manager? Is that not a thing anymore?

 

[popillius]

We aren't broke. We have billionaire owners and their main industry is only on an upward trajectory.

I know. I was being facetious. Come on Micky, it's not the first post of mine you've read.....

 

[popillius]

We're adding fewer coaches than the ones that have left. They'll also be on much lower wages.

Apart from that, your point is excellent as ever.

And, as ever, you've completely guessed and are passing it off as fact. Genius streetzz smartzzz

 

[popillius]

And it looks like they are really going for it…

Thailand's King Power extends Bangkok duty free presence with major downtown and airport projects - Retail in Asia

King Power International plans to unveil two major duty free store projects in Bangkok at a cost of THB3 billion (USD87 million), the company has confirmed.

retailinasia.com

Nope. Can't be true. They only have seven quid in the bank.