The Managerial Sack Race

[Buzzo]

I feel like as a fan base, we are usually dead against this sort of appointment for any club. Its boring, regressive and lazy. Its Big Sam.

No one wants Big Sam. Henry is a French Footballing legend (sort of) So you can understand why they took the risk.

I think it’s fine to appoint up and coming managers and coaches who have proven they can coach at some level within the system, I think these glamour player to manager moves rarely work.

The issue with Henry for me is that he displays few of the personality traits of a good manager. He strikes me as slightly aloof (ok, he is French) and doesn’t excuse the drive or focus you’d expect in a manager. Coach, maybe, manager no.

He may prove otherwise, but I doubt he will ever make it as a top manager.

[Bender]

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[rodo]

probably the most uninspiring manager in the league

[Bender]

Rafa and Brendan Rodgers being touted for the job.

[rodo]

rafa should jump at it

[Fivex]

Yeah think Rafa would be really well suited there

[Fredo]

Rafa won't leave Newcastle now. If he does, it will be next year.

[Buzzo]

Yeah, Rafa finally got some cash to spend.

He’s way too honourable a guy to jump ship from Newcastle mid season.

[Fosterbloke]

Also, the clunge in Newcastle is far feistier than in Leicester.

[Bender]

Looks like Ranieri is on his way out,maybe an sos to Sam Allardyce
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[Buzzo]

wrong thread.

[Shaggy]

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[Kenneth]

They're down and hopeless, and Ranieri clearly didn't have a clue what to do or who to pick.

[Pablo]

There are two standout figures when you look at the entire league table:

1. Our 15 goals conceded
2. Fulham's 63 goals conceded.

The last time they conceded less than 2 goals in a game was Dec 29th!

[Shaggy]

Scholes has quit Oldham already