Hi Grace, Rogers has been a success at Leicester but for all managers there is a lifespan. One of the marvels of Sir Alex Ferguson's reign at Manchester United was how he was able to reinvent the side every cycle; his voice stayed the same but the ears, legs and lungs getting the messages changed. Arguably it was what did for Wenger at the end too: he should have twisted more with personnel changes but fell back on what *had* worked in terms of selection.
Rogers has much the same squad as when he started. They've done well together but, I agree, both will be rejuvenated by a change.
Leicester have a decent squad and can be competitive again.
A Brendan Rogers on the market looking for work might be an interesting and tempting option for PL owners who have seen a disappointing opening run of games.
If I'm David Moyes or Steven Gerrard I'd be particularly hoping the Leicester ownership had plenty of patience.
Hi Grace, Rogers has been a success at Leicester but for all managers there is a lifespan. One of the marvels of Sir Alex Ferguson's reign at Manchester United was how he was able to reinvent the side every cycle; his voice stayed the same but the ears, legs and lungs getting the messages changed. Arguably it was what did for Wenger at the end too: he should have twisted more with personnel changes but fell back on what *had* worked in terms of selection.
Rogers has much the same squad as when he started. They've done well together but, I agree, both will be rejuvenated by a change.
Leicester have a decent squad and can be competitive again.
A Brendan Rogers on the market looking for work might be an interesting and tempting option for PL owners who have seen a disappointing opening run of games.
If I'm David Moyes or Steven Gerrard I'd be particularly hoping the Leicester ownership had plenty of patience.