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26th February 2019 at 2:28 pm #34378
Probably a good move for Rodgers he has achieved everything he could at Celtic and Leicester are a good Club with a good squad with a bit of money to spend.
Getting back into the PL was seemingly Rodgers priority and he was unlikely to get a top 6 Club role and Leicester is the next best thing.
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26th February 2019 at 2:50 pm #34384Neil Lennon back to Celtic talks are in progress?
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26th February 2019 at 3:55 pm #34395Cant believe Everton and Fulham havent sacked their respective managers yet.
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26th February 2019 at 4:25 pm #34398I wonder how Celtic fans feel…. ๐
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26th February 2019 at 6:34 pm #34403Should be confirmed in a bit.
Could be back to playing a 442.
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26th February 2019 at 6:55 pm #34404Leicester appoint Rodgers until 2022.
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26th February 2019 at 6:55 pm #34405Leicester appoint Rodgers until 2022.
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26th February 2019 at 7:03 pm #34406https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47368712
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26th February 2019 at 7:04 pm #34407Good appointment I’d say in playing a positive brand of attacking football.
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26th February 2019 at 7:06 pm #34409Watch them play us Spuds a couple of weeks back, and got no problem saying the 3-1 scorline flattered us a bit. They’ve got some decent players there. I reckon this is when we really see how good Brentmeister really is!
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26th February 2019 at 8:23 pm #34418I agree Chucky Rodgers has had an easy ride at Celtic he had one great season at Liverpool so it will be interesting to see him back in the PL with Leicester. He really needed to be back in the PL if he wanted to truly resucitatae his career.
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26th February 2019 at 10:59 pm #34426AnonymousRodgers is generally not respected and I know why. There isn’t a manager out there who is as bad at talking to the press as he is. He’s a total airhead when it comes to this but as an actual manager, I think he’s quality. because he’s so easy to dislike, people aren’t willing to give him any credit at all and write off his great season with us as all being down to Suarez. This is the biggest load of toss ever. It was Rodgers who helped turn Suarez into a top player. Who remembers that he was actually considered to be wasteful under King Kenny?
Suarez was obviously a huge part of that good season but he wasn’t the entire reason why we did well. I’m not saying that Rodgers will definitely be a success at Leicester either. It won’t be easy to turn them around. The last manager couldn’t get anything out of their apparently brilliant team. I would say that Rodgers is a potential coup though. if you’re a club in need of hiring a manager mid-season then he’s a great signing , I think.
I guess we’ll see how this works out but I think he’ll most likely be a success. He might need a window or 2 though.
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27th February 2019 at 8:10 am #34427Like all ex Liverpool managers, I hope he does well. No problem with Rodgers whatsoever
He always spoke brilliantly about liveroool as a city and a club. You could see what a privilege it meant to him to manage us.
Easy ride at Celtic but no one had won 2 trebles in a row. He got Celtic back in the cl.
He got the crowds back at Celtic aswell
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27th February 2019 at 8:13 am #34429Rodgers is a good appointment for Leicester and as Mak rightly says above “there isnโt a manager out there who is as bad at talking to the press(/media) as he is. Heโs a total airhead when it comes to this” so he’s sure to provide some more comedy gold moments too.
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27th February 2019 at 9:33 am #34430Rodgers was very savvy with the media when he was in charge of us. Though their was mickey-taking, looking back 5 years on from our 2013/14 Title Charge, it wasn’t so bad.
I really feel sorry for Jurgen Klopp as he gives an honest account and I think perhaps he’s a little bit to forthright.
Rodger’s will be better for Leicester definitely than Puel and Shakespear, since Ranieri’s departure. There is money there. I just think in relation to the culture of Leicester, Rodgers will shoe-horn in perfectly. I can see him there for a good duration, however at the same time, expectation levels already would have risen, and Leicester fans would feel they should be knocking on the door of a Europa League Spot and a Cup.
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27th February 2019 at 9:36 am #34431On a tangent, but people have been going on about how we drew to United, yet, when we played Chelsea back in 2014, all WE needed was a draw. Palace would then have been a different proposition in us not chasing goal-difference.
We’ve been largely criticised, but who knows how vital that point at Old Trafford will be in the grand scheme of the Premier League Title.
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27th February 2019 at 2:14 pm #34443I think one of Rodgers strengths is his philosophy and his ability to both communicate it across and make the players believe in it. So heโs very much of the Eddie Howe ilk in that regard and he will give Leicester an identity and a belief.
Tactically is where Iโd be concerned. Rodgers could no doubt get his team playing some gorgeous stuff but if you ainโt got it tactically, you ainโt going to win very much. People may point to his Scottish successes which certainly highlighted a strong and very effective philosophy. But he also got massacred in the CL by some teams. Ok Celtic didnโt have the resources but there wasnโt much adapting to the opposition going on.
So that will be his limiting factor. But if he can try and revitalise or recreate some of that Leicester spirit we saw some years ago, there should be enough residual fight left there to do well. Because heโs still a very determined guy who does get the best out of people.
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27th February 2019 at 2:23 pm #34444Mikus, as I remember it Rodgers had a bit of a block defensively he could get away with that at Celtic and them still be successful but he will struggle to get away with it at Leicester and back in the PL.
But it’s an interesting appointment and adds to the PL.
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27th February 2019 at 2:41 pm #34449Nine, I just think there was a naivety that he thought teams should worry more about his team than his team worry about the opposition. And if you had the likes of Suarez and Sturridge (and/or were playing weak opposition) that was probably true a lot of the time. But in the bigger more tactical games, youโd worry more. Letโs see if heโs learned any lessons.
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27th February 2019 at 2:46 pm #34450Vardy coul do with maybe a new partner or better support from midfield.
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