WalkerboyUK
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Morgan as skipper will have led the pack as well no doubt.
Ego trip for him once the rum makers decided to do that little partnership with him!
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Morgan as skipper will have led the pack as well no doubt.
Ego trip for him once the rum makers decided to do that little partnership with him!
WalkerboyUK
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If they aren't playing for him, then they aren't playing for their fans either.
If they suddenly start playing out of their skins once the new manager takes over then every one of them needs sacking.
theShiznit
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I feel this is the guy to bring that the feelgood factor back to Leicester...
I just think he has that missing ingredient.
I just think he has that missing ingredient.
glacierSpurs
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Those self-entitled pricks, players and fans alike... Need at least two seasons in the championships to rid off their delusional minds..
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To be fair, the mood swings are probably awful coming off whatever they were on...
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NickHSpurs
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They were everyone's "second team" apart from us last season, now everyone wants them to go down and a lot of their own fans hate how the club is run now haha!
Even though I've got a couple of mates who are Leicester fans I'm happy they're struggling as they play shit, ugly football.
Even though I've got a couple of mates who are Leicester fans I'm happy they're struggling as they play shit, ugly football.
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#SherwoodForLeicester
Not sure if you're a Podcast man but "The Football Ramble" had a great piece about sherwood on todays show
Ranieri has been , to date, the only manager/coach to have brought them the English top league title in the history of the club. The least that the owners could have done was to push him up to another position in the hierarchy (similar to what United did to Fergie, our of respect and recognition).
Although Raineri has to be blamed for a small portion of their failure this season, I put the majority of the blame of their failures this season on their players who have failed to perform.
Their recent managers, prior Ranieri, have been dicing with relegation, and as such I don't see what difference that Ranieri has been guilty of other than creating history for them.
Although Raineri has to be blamed for a small portion of their failure this season, I put the majority of the blame of their failures this season on their players who have failed to perform.
Their recent managers, prior Ranieri, have been dicing with relegation, and as such I don't see what difference that Ranieri has been guilty of other than creating history for them.
donny1013
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The players were rewarded with inflated new contracts and downed tools essentially. They also won't be sacked for under performing. I was still shocked when I heard, but in this day and age, this type of situation is becoming common place in football due to the gross amount of money involved and you start getting used to this type of thing. Ranieri deserved much better than this.
Spurger King
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A friend of mine, who supports United, was desperate for Leicester to win the league. Today he hates them.
spursfan77
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I wasn't shocked when he was sacked yesterday. As Poch would say "this is football".
He was pretty much the only one associated with that club that was slightly bearable last season so for that I'm glad he's gone with probably a nice fat pay off. As what usually happens, its the players whom are responsible for their current position more than likely. Hopefully they'll get relegated.
I'm sure Ranieri will get another job at another bigger club somewhere nice and warm. So I don't really shed a tear for whats happened to him. Its just the way football has and always will be.
He was pretty much the only one associated with that club that was slightly bearable last season so for that I'm glad he's gone with probably a nice fat pay off. As what usually happens, its the players whom are responsible for their current position more than likely. Hopefully they'll get relegated.
I'm sure Ranieri will get another job at another bigger club somewhere nice and warm. So I don't really shed a tear for whats happened to him. Its just the way football has and always will be.
Spurs 1961
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Ranieri got a bunch of moderate players, with the quality of Kante, who have achieved little and mostly under performed all their careers to win the toughest league there is. This season they got too bi for their boots, thus retreating back to mediocrity. Long may the decline of Leicester continue
matthew.absurdum
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Ranieri was the only person I quite like in Leicester. He is a true gentleman, just not a good manager with incredible luck. Enjoy Leicester falling from everyone's sweetheart to everyone's emery. Karma.
Ive listened to it a few times. Its been on my list of podcasts to catch up on. Just havent found the timeNot sure if you're a Podcast man but "The Football Ramble" had a great piece about sherwood on todays show
