Mad Dog will make Foxes hunt for gloryChampionship Leicester City by Paresh S - BBC Sport (U5611785) 25 May 2007 ![]() Martin Allen's arrival marks a significant change for Leicester. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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DONNIE78 (U4875847) posted May 27, 2007 Anyone doubting the signing of Martin Allen as LCFC's new main man really should consider following another sport. Martin Allen is exactly what the club needs. "Trying to be Ian Holloway"!? He quite clearly dosent pretend to be anyone but himself, which is a great new manager. The foxes have never had the desire since O'neill left, and in fact many people at the club have seemed to think they are owed something. martin Allen will certainly dump some egos on the ground, and bring in some players who with be hounered to play in the blue of leicester. Doubters be ready to eat humble pie...................Milans first signing will prove to be the best, well done Mr mandaric
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mightytowser (U8482798) posted May 27, 2007 martin sounds like a good appointment , i like what he says and we need some fighting spirit, i dont think any of the other managers ahve the desire he has he,s young and hungry its either him or the other go arounds who wander from club to club i feel there wasn,t much choice available apart from martin allen, has anyone heard about any players we,ve been linked with apart from ngotty, de zeeu, lee hendrie and carl cort ?????????????
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Hobbsy (U8166493) posted May 27, 2007 I think it is a good appointment. Allen seems like a hard-line manager and will take no crap from players or below par performances, of which there have been far too many in the last four years. Looking at MK Dons stats last year they scored plenty but conceded a lot as well, and im not sure about his tactics, but weve got to give him a chance. I'm not expecting great things straigtaway, all i want is players who care about the club and supporters, and hopefully some home wins!
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dazstar_1985 (U8487675) posted May 28, 2007 I'm looking forward to seein what Allen can do for us, I think he has acheived a little more than the others on the 'shortlist', albeit not on the same sort of level. I have got no doubt in my mind that Milan knows whta he's doing and Allen is the right man to take us forward....
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WhatShrew (U7917765) posted May 28, 2007 Martin Allen will be out of a job by Christmas
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MadLiam (U4665577) posted May 29, 2007 Not paying much attention to the fortunes of either Brentford or the Team Once Known As Wimbledon, I know little about Martin Allen as a manager. However, a friend of mine who supports Walsall had this to say:
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graydjames (U4663313) posted May 30, 2007 Describing Taylor and Worthington as "out of their depth" is just plain stupid and makes any further comment by that writer as unworthy. Kelly, however, is a different matter and even he admitted management was not his best role.
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jude (MKDFC) (U886120) posted May 31, 2007 Good Luck Leicester. You will need it. Listen to this very carefully, because Brentford fans told me the exact same and foolishly I put it down to a bad case of sour grapes.
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beebarnet (U8532438) posted Jun 1, 2007 When Martin Allen managed Barnet we all fell for his spin. His final act was to go onto the supporters coach after an away match, thank everyone for their wonderful support and to talk about us all pulling together towards promotion. 2 days later he was off to Brentford.
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Kenjamming (U8318198) posted Jun 1, 2007 I just want to tell you about Martin. Get ready for long ball tactics & then very late subs when a fresh set of legs were needed 20 mins earlier. Oh, plus publicity stunts to keep his, sorry, the club's name in the papers. Comment on this article
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