You can of course defend Brendan Rodgers and believe he is the best manager in football, but why should he be saved when others had to go.
Table positions and the fear of relegation will always be the trigger and so far Brendan Rodgers looks safe in that perspective seeing Leicester in mid-table.
Continue reading “Brendan Rodgers stay or go analysis looking in a back mirror as Manchester United lines up their perfect manager candidate”Fantastic to see the U.18’s on the run towards the final of the FA Youth Cup, but first they must defeat Man Utd in the semi-final.
Leicester faced Brighton in the quarter finals away and did get a strong 2-1 win on the road. A goal from sub Zac Booth secured the win with the first one to Leicester being an own goal.
Continue reading “Leicester close to historical act with Man Utd the final hurdle towards this massive and unique happening to appear”Rumours on Twitter this morning, Brendan Rodgers will be sacked with an announcement of it all in the evening. So far no news, but you can never talk away results which is the only measurement in football.
Leicester are sliding down in form almost in the same tempo as in an Olympics Bobsleigh track. No wins so far this year and just 4 wins out of the last 19 games, it surely looks grim for Brendan Rodgers.
Continue reading “Brendan Rodgers sacked? news said to be close as odds are up on the next Leicester manager to be appointed”
