Why is he scum?
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Well even if Im the only United fan on Redcafe, for once in my life: 'I want Liverpool to win'!
So what would you call Leicester's title win?
Cast thyself away and cleanse thou of these impure thoughts, sinner!
Well even if Im the only United fan on Redcafe, for once in my life: 'I want Liverpool to win'!
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I don't want Liverpool to win. But this game comes with the comfort of even if Liverpool win, there'll be an element of schadenfreude
If only you knew the way he treated the players and the greek staff...
and his physio whom he brought in Greece was worse than the greek guy...
Isn't this just conjecture on your part from his failure with the Greece NT?
I mean, calling his Chelsea stunt a failure doesn't speak well of your objectivity. He finished 2nd and assembled a team that a big part of became mainstay under Jose and won them titles for years later.
Why don't you enlighten me.
You must be absolutely pissed out of your mind to even think this to be honest.
This yasbestos fella and his posts. Jesus.
It just happens I know somebody from the staff who has worked for the greek national team for several years in different periods. Ranieri was on his own world. Completely disrespectful and unprofessional.
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feck me we have some seriously connected ITK's in here today.
Ehm... how can I say it. This person I am talking about was in the plane with the players and the coach. He had a very serious role. I really am not talking fir a ticket holder or anything, but Ranieri's co-worker.
Ffs don't. They were wrong to sack him but supporting that filth is pure madness
Well even if Im the only United fan on Redcafe, for once in my life: 'I want Liverpool to win'!
He or She is fecking... I will leave it at that.... Supporting that scum is beyond belief. I'd rather walk alone. fecking bindipping cnuts
Our point is Leicester suddenly belonged to the global village as a very special and welcome phenomenon until two days ago, now they are back to their local dimension and brand is dead. Locals are happy, everyone else just does not care anymore. Is this sound business in the long run?
Pearson/ Pardiola inbound.
How would the brand be in the championship?
So many stories to write... the incommensurable grace, the thunderous fall, the mighty return, a new shot to grace after the ruin... all being a darling of the sport worldwide. Don't you think it would have lasted three years more of daily coverage at the very least? Now you are simply back at being a small club from a national league in a sport named football, no fairytale anymore, just sh*t week in week out and some distant awkward memories.
Oh shut up you pillock club gets relegated all the media interest abroad goes, if you are talking branding then being in the Premier League is a must
Vardy & co respond to Ranieri's dismissal:
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...denies-leicester-players-plotted-oust-ranieri
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...denies-leicester-players-plotted-oust-ranieri
Lets be honest, the world gives precisely zero fecks about Leicester. There is no global brand. There is just a story. A classic underdog tale. Getting relegated would only add to romanticism. But once interest in the story has passed, Leicester will become nothing more than an erroneous footnote in history; and a source of bafflement as to how it ever happened. Sacking Ranieri certainly drains the romanticism from the whole affair.
Wherever they go now, something is pretty poisonous at the club. Whether it's the staff or the players.
Wherever they go now, something is pretty poisonous at the club. Whether it's the staff or the players.
I once saw Frankie Howerd on a beach.
Christ this is quite a hotbed tonight. Maybe we can start a new world order with all these connections?
Seriously though, I can understand the sacking at this stage. The manager has to control his players, if it was a revolt he should have seen it coming and ended it. He gave too much faith in them and it backfired.
Ranieri will always have the fans on his side, what he achieved was fantastic, but in the here and now Leicester are in freefall - it's a proper dogfight in the relegation zone. Everyone needs to be pulling the same direction or they WILL be relegated. Hence, the only logical decision was to let him go.
Seriously though, I can understand the sacking at this stage. The manager has to control his players, if it was a revolt he should have seen it coming and ended it. He gave too much faith in them and it backfired.
Ranieri will always have the fans on his side, what he achieved was fantastic, but in the here and now Leicester are in freefall - it's a proper dogfight in the relegation zone. Everyone needs to be pulling the same direction or they WILL be relegated. Hence, the only logical decision was to let him go.
My dads mates mums sisters husbands cousins brothers Italian uncle is Ranieri himself, and said he's been given the sack because he wanted to sign Griezmann but they want Neymar so he called them a bunch of gabagool cnuts.
They're getting enough stick as it is, you want them to add to that being the first club to publicly trash a manager after sacking him?
Did you scream 'Malaka' non stop at Ranieri when he was in charge of your national team?
Seriously, I couldnt care less about Leicester. What matters is what benefits us, and that would be Liverpool losing.
Why is that even up for discussion ? It was a bs decision by them but that is their problem, not ours.
I find odd that some people actually want Liverpool to win.
I actually dont rate Ranieri that highly but the guy did more than enough to atleast manage the team till the end of this season and see where that leads. I doubt they can get anyone better anyway
Why is that even up for discussion ? It was a bs decision by them but that is their problem, not ours.
I find odd that some people actually want Liverpool to win.
I actually dont rate Ranieri that highly but the guy did more than enough to atleast manage the team till the end of this season and see where that leads. I doubt they can get anyone better anyway
I agree. A logical and reasonable post; the new manager bounce is deceptive and is not always successful - http://www.si.com/planet-futbol/2015/01/06/epl-midseason-manager-changes-premier-league Kante had a major influence on the team and his leaving the club may have had repercussions that went under the radar.
Personally I hope they stay in the premiership; however I for one have lost a lot of respect for the players and the Leicester board of management. The present predicament is not all down to Ranieri… Unfortunately, despite my wanting them to remain in the premiership; I have a feeling Leicester have blown a great hole in their chance for premiership survival.
Of course I agree there are pros and cons to the sacking of Ranieri and that the forum is divided, but I cannot help but think - Ranieri is a casualty of over achieving last year; in what many agree was a sensational yet surprising accomplishment in the history of top tier English league football.
It's absolute madness.
In your opinion, is the plight of Leicester down to the players not wanting to play for Ranieri or poor tactics/team management? Do you expect his sacking to be enough to lift the club or will it depend on the abilities of whoever is replacing him?
He looks like a boss-eyed Ryan Gosling thinking about the consequences of coming out.