Looks like a bigger mistake giving him the job?
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 57 seconds ago
Looks like a bigger mistake giving him the job?
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Could also be true. Didn’t they sack Cooper when they were outside of the bottom 3?
Can you give us the basis for RVN deserving a PL job? And why he should have refused it?
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 57 seconds ago
Looks like a bigger mistake giving him the job?
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Could also be true. Didn’t they sack Cooper when they were outside of the bottom 3?
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They were 15th. 10 points from 11 games. So they've picked up 7 points In 20 games since.
And I recall nearly every Leicester fan on here wanted Cooper gone
comment by Custardeyes (U4500)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 57 seconds ago
Looks like a bigger mistake giving him the job?
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Could also be true. Didn’t they sack Cooper when they were outside of the bottom 3?
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They were 15th. 10 points from 11 games. So they've picked up 7 points In 20 games since.
And I recall nearly every Leicester fan on here wanted Cooper gone
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Leicester fans are an odd bunch. They wanted Rogers gone and he had them pushing for CL for much of his reign.
This is the reason RVN was given a PL job:
He was originally tasked to work alongside Erik ten Hag, however following the sacking of the latter on 28 October, he was appointed as interim head coach.[142] Two days later in his first game, he led Manchester United to a 5–2 win over Leicester City in the EFL Cup.
An actual PL management job from one match.
And he shouldn't have taken it???
Literally one match in the Carling cup, against one of the worst PL teams ever, at home, whilst essentially being part of a take your child to work day where he is given manager experience for knowing people, and he is given an actual PL job on that back of it.
And you say he SHOULDN'T HAVE TAKEN IT?
You could argue that taking the wrong job could harm your reputation in the future if it doesn't work out. Against that is not knowing when the next decent opportunity will come along, especially if you are unproven.
Most managers will be unsuccessful in their jobs, it's the nature of football. And it's difficult to show patience and not take a job when you might not be ready
In a match that we let Leicester score twice in as well! Pretty much more goals in one match than they have scored since he took over.
Yet, RVN shouldn't have taken the job because Leicester are beneath him???
He has made them far worse and it's everyone else's fault apart from his??
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 52 minutes ago
comment by Custardeyes (U4500)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 57 seconds ago
Looks like a bigger mistake giving him the job?
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Could also be true. Didn’t they sack Cooper when they were outside of the bottom 3?
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They were 15th. 10 points from 11 games. So they've picked up 7 points In 20 games since.
And I recall nearly every Leicester fan on here wanted Cooper gone
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Leicester fans are an odd bunch. They wanted Rogers gone and he had them pushing for CL for much of his reign.
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We wanted him gone while he was in the process of relegating us the first time. If he’d have been binned off far earlier, we wouldn’t have gone down. We’ve never recovered from that
Ultimately the owners are a complete mess - doesn’t really matter who manages us. That said - RVN is one of the worst managers to grace the PL
He's just fulfilling the great players don't often make great managers stereotype...........
They shouldn’t have appointed him either. Both parties made a bad decision.
An insane decision to give him the job. Absolutely no justification for such a promotion.
Last 16 games. LLLLLLLWLLLLLLLL. That win at Spurs and the last time they scored a goal, 2 goals in fact, of the 4 goals they've managed in 16 games
They've got what they deserved. Bonkers decision-making by their owners.
Is Doctor Tottenham seeing them again this season?
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 17 minutes ago
Is Doctor Tottenham seeing them again this season?
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The patient has died, beyond even the powers of Dr Tottenham
Incredible he's lasted so long.
Thought they would have got shot long ago to give themselves a chance.
comment by HB Fash (U21935)
posted 31 minutes ago
Incredible he's lasted so long.
Thought they would have got shot long ago to give themselves a chance.
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Yeah you'd have thought he'd have walked away after a few games after realising that the club are not up to his standards of winning a couple of games as Man U intern manager.
He really risked his reputation of 2 week supply teacher manager at Man U by giving pathetic little Leicester a chance to experience his managerial greatness.
comment by HB Fash (U21935)
posted 1 hour, 49 minutes ago
Incredible he's lasted so long.
Thought they would have got shot long ago to give themselves a chance.
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Probably can’t afford the pay offs, they’re in a mess financially.
Called it as soon as he was announced. This was always going to end in tears. Career destroyed before it even started. Never should have taken the job. Never should have been offered it.
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posted on 7/4/25
Looks like a bigger mistake giving him the job?
posted on 7/4/25
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 57 seconds ago
Looks like a bigger mistake giving him the job?
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Could also be true. Didn’t they sack Cooper when they were outside of the bottom 3?
posted on 7/4/25
Can you give us the basis for RVN deserving a PL job? And why he should have refused it?
posted on 7/4/25
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 57 seconds ago
Looks like a bigger mistake giving him the job?
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Could also be true. Didn’t they sack Cooper when they were outside of the bottom 3?
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They were 15th. 10 points from 11 games. So they've picked up 7 points In 20 games since.
And I recall nearly every Leicester fan on here wanted Cooper gone
posted on 7/4/25
comment by Custardeyes (U4500)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 57 seconds ago
Looks like a bigger mistake giving him the job?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Could also be true. Didn’t they sack Cooper when they were outside of the bottom 3?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
They were 15th. 10 points from 11 games. So they've picked up 7 points In 20 games since.
And I recall nearly every Leicester fan on here wanted Cooper gone
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Leicester fans are an odd bunch. They wanted Rogers gone and he had them pushing for CL for much of his reign.
posted on 7/4/25
This is the reason RVN was given a PL job:
He was originally tasked to work alongside Erik ten Hag, however following the sacking of the latter on 28 October, he was appointed as interim head coach.[142] Two days later in his first game, he led Manchester United to a 5–2 win over Leicester City in the EFL Cup.
An actual PL management job from one match.
And he shouldn't have taken it???
posted on 7/4/25
Literally one match in the Carling cup, against one of the worst PL teams ever, at home, whilst essentially being part of a take your child to work day where he is given manager experience for knowing people, and he is given an actual PL job on that back of it.
And you say he SHOULDN'T HAVE TAKEN IT?
posted on 7/4/25
You could argue that taking the wrong job could harm your reputation in the future if it doesn't work out. Against that is not knowing when the next decent opportunity will come along, especially if you are unproven.
Most managers will be unsuccessful in their jobs, it's the nature of football. And it's difficult to show patience and not take a job when you might not be ready
posted on 7/4/25
In a match that we let Leicester score twice in as well! Pretty much more goals in one match than they have scored since he took over.
Yet, RVN shouldn't have taken the job because Leicester are beneath him???
He has made them far worse and it's everyone else's fault apart from his??
posted on 7/4/25
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 52 minutes ago
comment by Custardeyes (U4500)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 57 seconds ago
Looks like a bigger mistake giving him the job?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Could also be true. Didn’t they sack Cooper when they were outside of the bottom 3?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
They were 15th. 10 points from 11 games. So they've picked up 7 points In 20 games since.
And I recall nearly every Leicester fan on here wanted Cooper gone
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Leicester fans are an odd bunch. They wanted Rogers gone and he had them pushing for CL for much of his reign.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
We wanted him gone while he was in the process of relegating us the first time. If he’d have been binned off far earlier, we wouldn’t have gone down. We’ve never recovered from that
Ultimately the owners are a complete mess - doesn’t really matter who manages us. That said - RVN is one of the worst managers to grace the PL
posted on 7/4/25
He's just fulfilling the great players don't often make great managers stereotype...........
posted on 7/4/25
They shouldn’t have appointed him either. Both parties made a bad decision.
posted on 8/4/25
An insane decision to give him the job. Absolutely no justification for such a promotion.
Last 16 games. LLLLLLLWLLLLLLLL. That win at Spurs and the last time they scored a goal, 2 goals in fact, of the 4 goals they've managed in 16 games
They've got what they deserved. Bonkers decision-making by their owners.
posted on 8/4/25
4 goals in 16 games.
posted on 8/4/25
Is Doctor Tottenham seeing them again this season?
posted on 8/4/25
comment by WeekendOffender (U22920)
posted 17 minutes ago
Is Doctor Tottenham seeing them again this season?
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The patient has died, beyond even the powers of Dr Tottenham
posted on 8/4/25
Incredible he's lasted so long.
Thought they would have got shot long ago to give themselves a chance.
posted on 8/4/25
comment by HB Fash (U21935)
posted 31 minutes ago
Incredible he's lasted so long.
Thought they would have got shot long ago to give themselves a chance.
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Yeah you'd have thought he'd have walked away after a few games after realising that the club are not up to his standards of winning a couple of games as Man U intern manager.
He really risked his reputation of 2 week supply teacher manager at Man U by giving pathetic little Leicester a chance to experience his managerial greatness.
posted on 8/4/25
comment by HB Fash (U21935)
posted 1 hour, 49 minutes ago
Incredible he's lasted so long.
Thought they would have got shot long ago to give themselves a chance.
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Probably can’t afford the pay offs, they’re in a mess financially.
posted on 9/4/25
Called it as soon as he was announced. This was always going to end in tears. Career destroyed before it even started. Never should have taken the job. Never should have been offered it.
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