retired_season0202

Well my fellow Foxes it looks like Championship football is now secured for us next season (What a relief!) The question is where do we go from here?

First of all is of course how much will the manager get next season (Still unsure who of course). Speaking about manager's who will be the man to take over this mighty club. There is an whole list of managers that could take the hotseat including Chris Coleman, Peter Reid, Paul Ince or even Blackpool's and former fox Simon Grayson.

I thought I would set up this thread for discussion about City (There's only one city) seeing as this could be one of the biggest summers in recent history

aeonteal

Only going to be about 5 posters in here but oh well

Leading candidates for the management job seem to be Paul Ince and Chris Coleman and I think I would prefer to see Coleman in charge. As long as they get the management sorted as soon after the end of the season as possible then they will have the chance to spend Milan's money and build a squad that they want to work with.

I have to say that I am looking forward to the summer, as a Leicester fan. It's been a very very long time since we've had some money to spend on players, and I think as long as we spend the money wisely, we could realistically mount a playoff challenge next year.

DebSchiff

Lads, thoughts on Gareth McCauley?

retired_fatchruncher

I hope its Coleman as opposed to Ince. We are not safe yet, but its looking promising. Rumours of new signings have already started but we need something to perk us up

retired_season0202

I agree with you Jonno about Coleman my first choice manager. He also said after both FA Cup ties that we had fantastic support and great atitude .

I don't think Worthington's done too badly since being appointed (only last week remeber). And just as long we don't spend £5 million on an Akinbyi and bring in some decent youth and experiance the play-offs could be in reach.

aeonteal

He was absolutely abysmal at first but he has definately improved, one of the better defenders we have had this season I would say. Not sure how he will figure in next seasons plans but he has been good, for me anyway.

Being from near Lincoln, I know a few Lincoln fans so I've had discussions with them about him and they said he was a decent when with you.

retired_season0202

Cracking lad meet him the other day as it was my last game I can go to this season (Birmingham game). Very unfortunate with the own goal the against Norwich but he as played excellent all season :thup:

aeonteal

Agreed on Worthington not doing too badly but I definately wouldn't like to see him in charge next season, don't think he's the kind of manager we want. Coleman and Ince ideal because they are young and determined (in my eyes) and in a way reflect the ambitions of the chairman.

retired_anneduck

I reckon a few decent signings and all the ingredients are there to make a playoff push next season

retired_toad72

Quite a few iirc