Sack race 22/23 season

[kenada_blue]

Funny how Chelsea fans want Naglesman who's basically a German Graham Potter

 

[YoboCopter]

Rodgers gone

 

[kenada_blue]

Rodgers gone

Funnily after they've logged their accounts for this season too. Nice timing.

 

[john jako]

Funnily after they've logged their accounts for this season too. Nice timing.

Supposedly it was mutual agreement so don’t think he will get a pay off or full pay off anyway

 

[kenada_blue]

Supposedly it was mutual agreement so don’t think he will get a pay off or full pay off anyway

He'll still get a chunk. Nice of him to hold his hands up hey lol

Sacking him before the accounts were closed would've put them over £100mill in losses though.

They've enough talent to sell to cover it.

 

[cantlivewithem]

I dont think he is the worst manager in the world talent wise. I just hate him as he managed the RS. Apart a new manager bounce, i dont see who will make them a better team

 

[PhilM]

I dont think he is the worst manager in the world talent wise. I just hate him as he managed the RS. Apart a new manager bounce, i dont see who will make them a better team

They also need to offload a lot of talent in the summer as many of their squad are out of contract; can they afford to provide more lucrative deals?

 

[barneygumble]

I dont think he is the worst manager in the world talent wise. I just hate him as he managed the RS. Apart a new manager bounce, i dont see who will make them a better team

I occasionally listen to a few football podcast, and there was a good one I listened to with Matt Mills.

He was the captain of Reading, and they were bottom of the league under Rodgers, and he’s basically said that if anyone has been in the sport, purely for the fame it’s Rodgers.

Worth a listen, sounds like he’s a total headcase. Talking seriously about changing the system and he starts banging on about some belt.

Gutted he’s gone. He’d have taken them down.

 

[PhilM]

I occasionally listen to a few football podcast, and there was a good one I listened to with Matt Mills.

He was the captain of Reading, and they were bottom of the league under Rodgers, and he’s basically said that if anyone has been in the sport, purely for the fame it’s Rodgers.

Worth a listen, sounds like he’s a total headcase. Talking seriously about changing the system and he starts banging on about some belt.

Gutted he’s gone. He’d have taken them down.

I've read about the Reading saga and how the player was asking about his future, but Rodgers was more focused on his new designer belt or something.

There was the whole envelope thing at the RS too. Yet, he appears to get results for a period of time at each club, and to be fair Leicester have not invested.

But, I get a feeling that he's one of those quirky characters who is a bit like marmite: he'll get them going ,whereas others look at him as some real tit.

Eventually, it looks as if more people that not realise he's a weirdo and it all falls apart, until he moves elsewhere.

 

[TheBigIguana]

I occasionally listen to a few football podcast, and there was a good one I listened to with Matt Mills.

He was the captain of Reading, and they were bottom of the league under Rodgers, and he’s basically said that if anyone has been in the sport, purely for the fame it’s Rodgers.

Worth a listen, sounds like he’s a total headcase. Talking seriously about changing the system and he starts banging on about some belt.

Gutted he’s gone. He’d have taken them down.

He's truly a terrible manager. Leicester still have decent players too. This should have happened long ago.

 

[TheBigIguana]

I've read about the Reading saga and how the player was asking about his future, but Rodgers was more focused on his new designer belt or something.

There was the whole envelope thing at the RS too. Yet, he appears to get results for a period of time at each club, and to be fair Leicester have not invested.

But, I get a feeling that he's one of those quirky characters who is a bit like marmite: he'll get them going ,whereas others look at him as some real tit.

Eventually, it looks as if more people that not realise he's a weirdo and it all falls apart, until he moves elsewhere.

The talent level in their squad is mid table at absolute worst. 19th is shocking.

 

[Harryflashman]

I've read about the Reading saga and how the player was asking about his future, but Rodgers was more focused on his new designer belt or something.

There was the whole envelope thing at the RS too. Yet, he appears to get results for a period of time at each club, and to be fair Leicester have not invested.

But, I get a feeling that he's one of those quirky characters who is a bit like marmite: he'll get them going ,whereas others look at him as some real tit.

Eventually, it looks as if more people that not realise he's a weirdo and it all falls apart, until he moves elsewhere.

So many of this managers have a shelf life and must eventually bore the players , that’s why the long running successful ones must really be something special to keep that going .

Also it seems clear loads of them really are snake oil salesmen that beguile chairman and or fans and seem to keep themselves in situ despite all rational thinking .

 

[PhilM]

The talent level in their squad is mid table at absolute worst. 19th is shocking.

I get that. Yet, there's a fair percentage of their first team squad whose contracts are due up in the summer, and reportedly a few are wanting to walk away.

Have they already got their eyes elsewhere?

 

[Rita_Poon]

Reckon leicester will appoint Frank?

 

[TheBigIguana]

Reckon leicester will appoint Frank?

Hopefully