Since Leicester won the premier in that freak year when the big 6 all had an off season, their fans now believe they should finish in the top 6 or 7, why ? Vardy is a case of diminishing returns, and Mahrez has gone. Madison is still erratic and Grey is hit and miss. Maguire is good but does make mistakes that leads to goals. Chilwell is progressing
Leicester and Everton: two clubs who's fans think they should be contenders
Seems that Brendan Rodgers is giving up his 'dream job' @ Celtic to take over Leicester .. using it as a stepping stone to another chance at a big job in England ? .. we will see
Seems that Brendan Rodgers is giving up his 'dream job' @ Celtic to take over Leicester .. using it as a stepping stone to another chance at a big job in England ? .. we will see
Bit of a kick in the balls for the Celtic fans on twitter who were saying he wouldnt go because Celtic are a bigger club than Leicester
Take the League Reputation out of the equasion and they probably are... Unfortunately Leicester are in England which does make them the bigger team
Seems that Brendan Rodgers is giving up his 'dream job' @ Celtic to take over Leicester .. using it as a stepping stone to another chance at a big job in England ? .. we will see
He'll have to go some to beat Robbie Keane - played for his "boyhood hero team" 5 different times.
Shouldnt have turned down Katie when we tried to get him instead of Slade should he - On a serious note completely agree, one of those clubs who'll always struggle at this level what with the money coming down with relegated Championship sides now
I disagree, they’ve conceded 3 or more goals in the league on 14 occasions this season, 74 goals conceded all season. Recently conceding 9 goals against two direct relegation candidates. They’ve conceded 3 or more in 13 of their 19 defeats.
The average amount of goals conceded so far during the season in League One is 45, that’s 29 more than the average, Luton have conceded 29 all season.
To me that says the management team cannot stop the rot and don’t know how to organise and/or motivate the team to be disciplined.
He’d be alright for them in League Two, but for one last roll of the dice to try and stay up, he had to go.
Hill has been fortunate to keep his job over the past few months .. he's probably a nice bloke and all that, but just clinging on in any division is not enough nowadays .. owners and fans want improvement not stagnation, especially in the lower reaches of the league
I disagree, they’ve conceded 3 or more goals in the league on 14 occasions this season, 74 goals conceded all season. Recently conceding 9 goals against two direct relegation candidates. They’ve conceded 3 or more in 13 of their 19 defeats.
The average amount of goals conceded so far during the season in League One is 45, that’s 29 more than the average, Luton have conceded 29 all season.
To me that says the management team cannot stop the rot and don’t know how to organise and/or motivate the team to be disciplined.
He’d be alright for them in League Two, but for one last roll of the dice to try and stay up, he had to go.
They've conceded all those goals but we couldn't put one past them in October.
I disagree, they’ve conceded 3 or more goals in the league on 14 occasions this season, 74 goals conceded all season. Recently conceding 9 goals against two direct relegation candidates. They’ve conceded 3 or more in 13 of their 19 defeats.
The average amount of goals conceded so far during the season in League One is 45, that’s 29 more than the average, Luton have conceded 29 all season.
To me that says the management team cannot stop the rot and don’t know how to organise and/or motivate the team to be disciplined.
He’d be alright for them in League Two, but for one last roll of the dice to try and stay up, he had to go.
They've conceded all those goals but we couldn't put one past them in October.
and probably wont do on the final day of the season, especially if last season has anything to do with it.
Bowyer rapidly rising up the longest serving manager lists ...
10th longest serving in League One - Of the teams in the top six only Kenny Jackett @ Portsmouth has been around longer when you take into account his stint at Caretaker Manager
More in the territory of a 'new' manager .. Could it be the Celtic fans want their medals and bric a brac back from the traitorous Rodgers ?.. if so this is obviously totally out of order .. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-47469652
More in the territory of a 'new' manager .. Could it be the Celtic fans want their medals and bric a brac back from the traitorous Rodgers ?.. if so this is obviously totally out of order .. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-47469652
Pathetic.
Scaring a 6 year old witless to prove some ridiculous point about being a bigger club than Leicester.
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Leicester and Everton: two clubs who's fans think they should be contenders
And he got them to the League Cup Final
Very harshly treated Manager with his last two roles for me
Now looking for their fifth Manager in 13-months
Schmeichel, Evans and Maguire is a good defensive base, Ndidi is quality, I like Madison, and Vardy is a good goalscorer for a midtable side.
Can understand fans wanting a change if the football is also pretty negative.
20% of goals though
Take the League Reputation out of the equasion and they probably are... Unfortunately Leicester are in England which does make them the bigger team
Dowie then Reed
Luzon then Fraeye
Rochdale have sacked manager Keith Hill after six years in charge in his second spell at the League One club
Dale, who are 22nd in the table, have also terminated the contract of his assistant Chris Beech.
Hill, 49, has achieved two of the three promotions in Rochdale's history, most recently from League Two in 2014.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47441452
The average amount of goals conceded so far during the season in League One is 45, that’s 29 more than the average, Luton have conceded 29 all season.
To me that says the management team cannot stop the rot and don’t know how to organise and/or motivate the team to be disciplined.
He’d be alright for them in League Two, but for one last roll of the dice to try and stay up, he had to go.
Scaring a 6 year old witless to prove some ridiculous point about being a bigger club than Leicester.
I blame scumbags