Leicester City FC

oh come on the Premier League is corrupt organisation mainly towards certain clubs i mean giving united 40 million so they stay in front of PSR and this morning allowing chelsea to sell to hotel assets to keep them within PSR

https://www.goal.com/en/lists/explained-...3ac5468c8f

https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/4...ue-sources

i cant wait for Citys lawyers to take them to the cleaners under competition law

leicester found a loophole that saved them and good for them

^^ Not too sure how that excuses Leicester City, you're saying there are levels of corruption, it's like saying that they only murdered someone a bit. It's wrong, end of.

Steve Cooper has been sacked as Leicester City manager after just 12 league matches.

^ He deserved being sacked after his in approprate condemation of the officals from yesterday's match.

I hope that Leicester have a good manager ready to take over, as at present they are hard to find.

^ To be fair I've heard worse criticism of officials from other managers over the years so that seems rather unfair to me.
Sacking a manager after 12 games is rather questionable to my mind unless there has been a breach of discipline.
But anyway. Their call.

Yes so we do nothing for 2 weeks whilst the international break is on and then on resumption we immediately sack the manager after we lose to the current 3rd on the table team.

Anyway, Ruud Van Nistelrooy was the bookmaker favourite last night, but Graham Potter is top this morning followed by David Moyes.

Rumour says that Leicester are to approach West Brom for Carlos Corberán, but on the other hand Ruud van Nistelrooy is now as low as 1/5 at some bookmakers.

Hope Ruud gets it

Leicester confirm appointment of Ruud van Nistelrooy as manager

I know Ruud did a good job at PSV, managing a team that won the Dutch cup, got to the champions league and would soon after he left win the league but this still has the whiff of a panic appointment