BREAKING NEWS - Ranieri sacked.

wanderlust wrote:

Norpig wrote:it's true that Leicester went on a good run at the end of the season before they won the title but they had to or they would have been relegated. Who bought Kante? Was it Ranieri? If so then he deserves all the plaudits for that one decision alone as without him they aren't the same team.

It was Ranieri who picked Kante up for around £5 million, but what does he deserve for the decision to sell him when he was one year into a 4 year contract and Leicester had plenty of money to improve his deal? 
Kante was one of four Leicester players in the "team of the season" - the other three (Vardy, Drinkwater and Mahrez) were all signed by Pearson. As were the rest of the title-winning team.

you're in a argumentative mood today Lusty aren't you? 

wanderlust wrote:
It was Ranieri who picked Kante up for around £5 million, but what does he deserve for the decision to sell him when he was one year into a 4 year contract and Leicester had plenty of money to improve his deal? 

Once Chelsea were sniffing around Kante there was only going to be one outcome. You can't blame the manager for that.

Norpig wrote:

wanderlust wrote:

Norpig wrote:it's true that Leicester went on a good run at the end of the season before they won the title but they had to or they would have been relegated. Who bought Kante? Was it Ranieri? If so then he deserves all the plaudits for that one decision alone as without him they aren't the same team.

It was Ranieri who picked Kante up for around £5 million, but what does he deserve for the decision to sell him when he was one year into a 4 year contract and Leicester had plenty of money to improve his deal? 
Kante was one of four Leicester players in the "team of the season" - the other three (Vardy, Drinkwater and Mahrez) were all signed by Pearson. As were the rest of the title-winning team.

you're in a argumentative mood today Lusty aren't you? 

Sorry. Just ended up spending £700 on the wife's birthday and I expected her to be more appreciative than the usual bonk. 

Frankly, I don't like Pearson but that's only because he was daft enough to say what was on his mind in front of the cameras whereas most managers play nicely with the media and only reveal their true personality in private. Pearson was passionate but stupid. From that point onwards they were on a mission to crucify him which they did at every opportunity despite him being the architect of the biggest turnaround in history and it's how he was presented by the media that determined my opinion.

But he does deserve the credit for his achievements in saving Leicester and creating a great team from scratch. Signing Cambiasso was genius and just showed what could be done.

boltonbonce wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39080073

Playing nicely with the media Jose?
I'm genuinely 
No I'm not you cock.
I know you'll take every opportunity.
The more I think about it the more I'm convinced I don't want the media narrative.

wanderlust wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39080073

Playing nicely with the media Jose?
I'm genuinely 
No I'm not you cock.
I know you'll take every opportunity.
The more I think about it the more I'm convinced I don't want the media narrative.

I don't and I wish you could see it.