Puel under pressure?

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BucksFox

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Belgium manager Roberto Martinez and his assistant Thierry Henry are in the frame to replace Leicester City manager Claude Puel, who has two games to save his job. (Sunday Mirror)

Not sure why there would be speculation over Puel's job already, but that is a combination that would be a real statement of intent.
 
I think if we dont have 8 or 9 points from the first 6 games he is in trouble

Wolves H
Southampton A
Liverpool H
Bournemouth A
Huddersfield H

They are all games we should take points from. Liverpool will be hard but were at home were we should be able to give anyone a game
 
2 games to save his job is absurd. He’s just been backed with money in the transfer window so you’ve got to give him some time to work with the players. Idle paper talk, I hope. The Man Utd game was encouraging seeing as Vardy and Evans didn’t start and I reckon they’ll both make us stronger.
 
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My view is in the summer anything less then being 100% behind the manager then sack him

If we was a good performance but losing 2-1 at Old Trafford wont change that in the slightest
 
I think we played really well. Dominating possession and quickly winning the ball back, while away at MU? We are going to cause a lot of teams a lot of trouble this year. Any other goalie than DeGea and we'd have gone home with at least a draw. Bring it on!
Edit :- meant to put the on the MU thread..
 
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BucksFox said:
Belgium manager Roberto Martinez and his assistant Thierry Henry are in the frame to replace Leicester City manager Claude Puel, who has two games to save his job. (Sunday Mirror)

Not sure why there would be speculation over Puel's job already, but that is a combination that would be a real statement of intent.
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That is a relegation superteam...
 
Bobby Martinez is a good manager, he can’t set up a team to defend mind, especially from set plays....

If you see how many England scored against his Belgium side it shows how bad he is......
 
Not good enough for me but wouldn’t sack him. Just so so dull and can’t see any fight.

Though you do have to have sympathy when Morgan can’t stay on the pitch without getting sent off. Though you can argue that’s his fault for playing him.
 
The statement about atmosphere around the training ground is an interesting one - quite a few players have had good things to say about Puel in interviews the past few months.

As for our form, we are doing twice as good as last year where we only had 6 points from 8 games and we have 12 points now - the only time we have done better was when we won the league.
 
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BigFox said:
The statement about atmosphere around the training ground is an interesting one - quite a few players have had good things to say about Puel in interviews the past few months.

As for our form, we are doing twice as good as last year where we only had 6 points from 8 games and we have 12 points now - the only time we have done better was when we won the league.
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Players are hardly going to come out and say anything different are they?
 
Puel frustrates me. We’ve played Man Utd and Liverpool and given both a good game, even though we lost, by having a go at them. Then we get battered by Bournemouth, sneak past Wolves and lose at home to Everton. Why buy 3 centre halves and keep playing Morgan? His eagerness to infiltrate young players into the team is great, we’ve potentially got a fantastic team if they all stay. Loads of positives and negatives.
 
leicesterlove said:
Puel frustrates me. We’ve played Man Utd and Liverpool and given both a good game, even though we lost, by having a go at them. Then we get battered by Bournemouth, sneak past Wolves and lose at home to Everton. Why buy 3 centre halves and keep playing Morgan? His eagerness to infiltrate young players into the team is great, we’ve potentially got a fantastic team if they all stay. Loads of positives and negatives.
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Morgan appears to be the same problem we had for the two previous seasons at Everton.....Williams. Both had been fantastic, but now they are shot and not able to play at the level required.
 
leicesterlove said:
Puel frustrates me. We’ve played Man Utd and Liverpool and given both a good game, even though we lost, by having a go at them. Then we get battered by Bournemouth, sneak past Wolves and lose at home to Everton. Why buy 3 centre halves and keep playing Morgan? His eagerness to infiltrate young players into the team is great, we’ve potentially got a fantastic team if they all stay. Loads of positives and negatives.
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We have had 6 games where the performances have been either positive, or we have got the 3 points.

Vs Bournemouth was one of those things, they had 5 shots on target and scored 4, another day, they don't take their chances and we get a point.
Arguably we could have still etched out a (undeserved) draw against Everton if not for a worldy from Sigursson.

A correlation to these 2 bad performances is Morgan being a loose cannon, either over-reaching or being outpaced, i'd be shocked if he walked back into the side once his ban has been served. If he does, thats when i'd really start to critisize Puels decisions given that we aren't short in that position, would show that Puel does not learn from his mistakes.

Tbf, i'd rather we win or lose, draws drag you towards relegation.
 
LeicesterWizard said:
We have had 6 games where the performances have been either positive, or we have got the 3 points.

Vs Bournemouth was one of those things, they had 5 shots on target and scored 4, another day, they don't take their chances and we get a point.
Arguably we could have still etched out a (undeserved) draw against Everton if not for a worldy from Sigursson.

A correlation to these 2 bad performances is Morgan being a loose cannon, either over-reaching or being outpaced, i'd be shocked if he walked back into the side once his ban has been served. If he does, thats when i'd really start to critisize Puels decisions given that we aren't short in that position, would show that Puel does not learn from his mistakes.

Tbf, i'd rather we win or lose, draws drag you towards relegation.
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I'm no mathematician but I think getting no points from a game drags you down quicker then getting 1 point...
 
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