Leicester City have sacked manager Craig Shakespeare just four months after he signed a three-year deal to take the job on a permanent basis.
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17-10-2017 03:14 PM #1
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Craig Shakespeare, Leicester City manager sacked
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17-10-2017 03:15 PM #2
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Sack their manager. How ***** is that league becoming more and more.
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17-10-2017 03:17 PM #4
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Kerching!!!
Sacked four months into a three year contract. Presume he will get paid up.
Nice work if you can get it.
Can anyone apply?
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17-10-2017 03:19 PM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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17-10-2017 03:37 PM #13
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English football is goosed. Can't stand it. How long until the premier becomes a franchise? Utter *****, not even British.
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17-10-2017 03:38 PM #14
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They'll be after an Ancelotti or some such name.
NL will be quoted but well down the list. Mind you who could blame him for getting his head turned by a Premier League salary?
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17-10-2017 03:40 PM #15
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17-10-2017 03:43 PM #18
I don't know why any club bothers to sign any manager up for any more than 12 months.
It's ridiculous. In Leicester's case they're still living off past glories. They are pretty much where they should be just now. The title winning season was a one off that they will never repeat no matter who they get in charge.
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17-10-2017 03:47 PM #20
He was there when Pearson was manager and also Ranieri, he worked in the backroom during these managers ups and downs, the Premier league is huge business nowadays and Leicester need to do what's best for the club, they've not been good this season at all, pretty poor.
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17-10-2017 03:54 PM #21
If it's anyone from Scotland it'd be Brendan Rodgers.
Allardyce has already said he doesn't fancy club management but might be tempted.
Ancelotti would be some coup. Technically a better side so De Boer would probably fair better there but unlikely anyone in England will touch him for a while
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17-10-2017 04:14 PM #23
That was an absolute honking game of football last night with very little on show
I honestly couldn't watch that type of sterility week in week out
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17-10-2017 05:18 PM #24
Made a rod for his own back.
Pretty obvious he was never going to be allowed to keep that job, they reeled him in and then just cast him aside.Last edited by Scouse Hibee; 17-10-2017 at 05:21 PM.
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17-10-2017 05:27 PM #26
That's a tidy 6 figure sum deposited in Shakespeare's bank account.
Sigh, imagine being sacked and only getting a million+ pounds compensation.
It's a hard life being a football manager in the EPL.
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17-10-2017 06:28 PM #27This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The Premier league will never become a franchise because relegation and promotion are a huge draw.
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17-10-2017 06:37 PM #28
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17-10-2017 08:24 PM #30
It's bonkers, but it's the panic of a relegation dogfight which creates these situations. The Premier League is so lucrative that relegation is unthinkable for clubs, so they are hitting the ejector seat quicker all the time. The de Boer sacking was an all time low.
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