Rodgers has a win percentage of 51% from his near 700 managed games.
Poch's is 49% from nearly 600.
Nothing in it.
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Poch's is 49% from nearly 600.
Nothing in it.
Luckily that's what we currently are.
I think Levy is quite central to this debate though, isn't he?
Do you know what Poch's win ratio was only including the time that he managed us?
It's interesting how we can all get fixated to a position, which is 100% accurate within our minds but which has flaws.
Rodgers did not get Leicester relegated and won more for them than Pochettino, Mourinho and Conte combined for us. Silva was sacked before and yet Fulham this season.
I think Rodgers would be fine but we all want more than fine but there are always holes in fixed positions because they reveal inherent bias.
Just saying
Over whether or not Rodgers should take the blame for Leicester's relegation? It's got nothing to do with Levy.
54.27%
It's all here.
Mauricio Pochettino - Wikipedia
Brendan Rodgers - Wikipedia
I've looked at Rodgers numbers at Leicester and Swansea.
Juxtapose these with Poch's numbers at Southampton.
Poch was better than Rodgers, in terms of win ratio, at Spurs when compared to Rodgers at Liverpool.
It's the same when comparing Rodgers at Celtic to Poch at PSG.
Both of these clubs are expected to win the league every season and only have one main rival.
Rodgers lacks the public charisma of Poch and we all obviously love Poch.
The facts suggest there isn't that much between them.
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Well this is proof that a year is a very long time in football!! Most had us nailed on for top 4 this time last year. Yourself (and myself) included.
So you definitely did believe that THFC had built a squad capable of it then - no???
Up to match day 28 we had spent most of our time in the Top 4 - so we aren’t all totally mental either.
It’s why I made the point of asking where people think we are in the cycle.
But as we need to dismantle this squad what are your expectations for next season?
Top 4? 6? 8? Lower??
IMO right now the overall position we are in (squad aging/no manager/ no DOF) seems to point that getting into that top 4/5 won’t be easy with Newcastle on the scene as well.
And I guess when the poll comes along, we have a manager in place and we know what Harry Kane is up to we will get a chance to see what all the people expect from 23/24.
He won’t break meThat's how he breaks you.
Here I am looking particularly resolute on the way forward
Nagelsman probably hanging on for the Madrid job.
shhh... Constant use of the L word is frowned upon
From the 2018/2019 season we are going to be left with 6 out of the 29 players who got game time.
Don’t think we will be getting rid of those last 6 this summer though. So a few pages left in this chapter/book.
I’d be happy enough with Enrique. If anything just to get on with all of it.
Maybe the rabbit out the hat will be a Lady?
That would be a pretty impressive publicity stunt and a clever detractor at the same time?
Hmmm'
That would be a pretty impressive publicity stunt and a clever detractor at the same time?
Hmmm'
Someone else already explained that he had 9 points from 23 games and the damage was already done.
Leicester fans are pretty clear his signings and team selection are the reason they went down.
He’d be a fucking awful, short sighted, appointment with zero ambition
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