On This Day.

[jb5000]

Sobering thought...it's now as many years since he left as he spent here.

I hate to break it to you, but we actually passed that point ten years ago

 

[fox58]

He was outside the pub at the Preston game

 

[give_us_a_wave]

I hate to break it to you, but we actually passed that point ten years ago

I know. Autocorrect made "many more" into "as many" somehow. My maths isn't my strongest suit but it's better than that !

 

[homer]

 

[Joe_Fox]

Such a shame things ended the way they did with Claudio but let's face it, he's our greatest ever manager.

 

[popillius]

I.
Love.
Him.

 

[Blue Maniac]

Such a shame things ended the way they did with Claudio but let's face it, he's our greatest ever manager.

No question

 

[londonfox]

No question

I'm not sure about that. No question that he was the manager when we achieved our single greatest ever success. But I don't think that necessarily equates to him being our greatest manager. In my time as a fan, I'd say the long-term (relative) success we had under O'Neill and Pearson put them ahead of Ranieri.

But, it's just my opinion.

 

[Miles Away]

Raineri, for what he achieved, could be considered the greatest coach/manager in all of sports, ever.

 

[Blue Maniac]

Raineri, for what he achieved, could be considered the greatest coach/manager in all of sports, ever.

Guided the biggest upset in all of sporting history, surely he’s top of any list

 

[camberwell fox]

I'm not sure about that. No question that he was the manager when we achieved our single greatest ever success. But I don't think that necessarily equates to him being our greatest manager. In my time as a fan, I'd say the long-term (relative) success we had under O'Neill and Pearson put them ahead of Ranieri.

But, it's just my opinion.

I can see what you mean but ultimately Claudio lifted the trophy so most of the credit has to lie with him even though Puel and then Pearson certainly laid the foundations.

 

[Blue Maniac]

I can see what you mean but ultimately Claudio lifted the trophy so most of the credit has to lie with him even though Puel and then Pearson certainly laid the foundations.

Ah yes, Puel definitely should be credited for his part in our winning the Premier League over a year before he joined

 

[Joe_Fox]

I can see what you mean but ultimately Claudio lifted the trophy so most of the credit has to lie with him even though Puel and then Pearson certainly laid the foundations.

Yeah, Puel put down a solid foundation for Claudio for sure, which is a remarkable thing considering he didn't become Leicester manager until eight months after Claudio was sacked.

 

[pork pie fox]

Ah yes, Puel definitely should be credited for his part in our winning the Premier League over a year before he joined

 

[fitz]

Yeah, Puel put down a solid foundation for Claudio for sure, which is a remarkable thing considering he didn't become Leicester manager until eight months after Claudio was sacked.

Makes me realise how under appreciated Puel was.

 

[glyn]

Post of the year

 

[homer]

Was Claude wot did it, not Claudio

Jebus Cripes…

 

[H T B]

It’s a Claudspiracy, I tell yer

 

[camberwell fox]

Oh ****.

 

[Blaarev]

Oh ****.

The prestigious ‘’Boc of the year award’’ goes to you.