The amount of boiled pisss being thrown in the direction of Leicester fans since last night has been astonishing to see
Fans now willing us to be relegated as if we actually made the decision ourselves. There is a huge amount of respect for Ranieri and a lot of Leicester fans are upset. They don't deserve the brunt of everyone's anger on here it's facking ridiculous
I personally felt he had to go but it's a horrible decision. They've shot bambi and I get why the footballing world is upset but equally, he has turned a team that should be mid to lower table into, right now, the worst team in the entire football league
What are the owners supposed to do when the players aren't happy, the staff aren't happy, we are shipping goals in left right and centre and not able to score. Are they just supposed to accept relegation because our history isn't one of success??
Someone said to me that if we finished 17th last season he would still be in a job. Rubbish. No owner is going to keep faith with a manager who can't win a game in 2 months. Vardy hasn't had a shot on target since December in the league. We set up to get thrashed every week and we are. Even 10 man Millwall ran rings round us
Stop with the whole faux rage and just accept that maybe, just maybe, things were ALOT worse off the pitch than many people realise
How is it our fault?!
posted on 24/2/17
Yep i know Darren. It's ridiculous. They're not looking at it with a bit of perspective.
And a lot of Leicesters ex players.. How many of them had the same attitude when Pearson was sacked and Ranieri was appointed.
posted on 24/2/17
We'll just have to wait and see how things pan out. Cpuld prove to be the correct decision.
I feel for Ranieri, though.
posted on 24/2/17
Savage saying the game has lost its soul now? Fack off. That happened years ago.
posted on 24/2/17
comment by Mr Chelsea. (U3579)
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Savage saying the game has lost its soul now? Fack off. That happened years ago.
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Around the time Roman bought us
posted on 24/2/17
These guys have such short memories.
Ranieri's sacking is symptomatic of what football has become over the last decade.
posted on 24/2/17
comment by Mr Chelsea. (U3579)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Mr Chelsea. (U3579)
posted 3 minutes ago
Savage saying the game has lost its soul now? Fack off. That happened years ago.
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Around the time Roman bought us
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Yeah when you gave Ranieri the chop.
posted on 24/2/17
ffs
posted on 24/2/17
It's all Chelsea a fault!!!
posted on 24/2/17
People need to realise that the owners had absolutely no choice, they simply look at what he achieved and think it's unacceptable but you only need to open your eyes a little bit to see it had to happen.
I'll openly admit that I was blind to it, I didn't want to believe it and I've argued with BS over it but he was right and unfortunately I was wrong. As much as I hate to admit it not because I'm bothered about being wrong but because of its implications. Things were a lot worse than I wanted to believe.
He had lost certain players in the dressing room, not all but he'd definitely lost some very influential figures and that's what cost him. Also dismantling the back room staff, most importantly our sports science department, which actually now explains why we've had more injuries this season than in the previous three or four. These things just cannot happen, it's vital that the components Pearson put in place remain in place. He tried to change too much away from Pearson's model and it ruined everything. Even petty things are annoying the players, stupid things like making them eat pasta before a game and taking chicken burgers off the menu.
There were too many things behind the scenes that nobody knows about so before people comment they should really get a little insight first rather than just reacting.
posted on 25/2/17
A horrible decision, yes. However it has been made and I, for one, salute the owners for having the courage to have the bigger picture in mind. We know that the club is always bigger than any individual within it, the club will be here long after all of us have moved on. I look forward to the rest of the year and on to next year, regardless of where we play.