Pearson sacked

Justice

Dangerous Idiot

Jun 21, 2012

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Born In Shoreham

• Jun 30, 2015

• #1

Very strange.

 

The Wookiee

Back From The Dead

Nov 10, 2003

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Worthing

• Jun 30, 2015

• #2

That is odd !

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/nigel-pearson-sacked-live-reaction-5977182

 

Frutos

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• Jun 30, 2015

• #3

Something to do (directly or otherwise) with the incident with his son in Thailand?

Oh, and the obligatory 'Gus to Leicester?', obviously.

 

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scooter1

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Sep 12, 2006

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Past the Leisure Centre, left at the lights

• Jun 30, 2015

• #4

Strange timing, unless it is indeed related to the incident involve his son

 

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The Brighton Buzz

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Jan 31, 2008

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• Jun 30, 2015

• #5

Frutos said:

Something to do (directly or otherwise) with the incident with his son in Thailand?

Oh, and the obligatory 'Gus to Leicester?', obviously.

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If that is the reason the father/son relationship will be a bit strained

 

Gregory2Smith1

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Sep 21, 2011

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Auch

• Jun 30, 2015

• #6

not really Thai owner ,doesn't take much working out

 

Lurchy

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• Jun 30, 2015

• #7

Even more startling given Leicester's last 10 games under Nigel Pearson: LWWWWLWWDW Goals: 22 Conceded: 11 Points won: 22/30.

Also not the first time that he's been sacked by Leicester...

 

spongy

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Aug 7, 2011

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• Jun 30, 2015

• #8

Would have a case for unfair dismissal then? I'm not particularly aufait with managerial contracts but sacking due to a family link is a tad harsh.

 

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bhafc1976

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• Jun 30, 2015

• #9

Bit harsh...can we have Ulloa back now?

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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Jul 6, 2003

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• Jun 30, 2015

• #10

Couldn't happen to a nicer weirder bloke

 

BBassic

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Jul 28, 2011

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• Jun 30, 2015

• #11

Discounting his sons antics, that is a baffling decision.

 

Mackenzie

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Nov 7, 2003

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• Jun 30, 2015

• #12

The Leicester forum could be worth a read later!

 

Tricky Dicky

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Sunny Shoreham

• Jun 30, 2015

• #13

Guus Kiddink left his job as Dutch coach. Coincidence ?

 

The Andy Naylor Fan Club

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Right Here, Right Now

• Jun 30, 2015

• #14

Frutos said:

Something to do (directly or otherwise) with the incident with his son in Thailand?

Oh, and the obligatory 'Gus to Leicester', obviously.

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Sod that, let's have 'Leo to Brighton'.

 

Blackadder

Brighton Bhuna Boy

Jul 6, 2003

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Haywards Heath

• Jun 30, 2015

• #15

Very strange decision. They seemed to have hit form, albeit by accident. I had them down to be safe next season. Not sure now.

 

Justice

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Jun 21, 2012

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• Jun 30, 2015

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• #16

Might stop them sniffing around 20 goal Hemed in January.

 

Gullflyinghigh

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• Jun 30, 2015

• #17

spongy said:

Would have a case for unfair dismissal then? I'm not particularly aufait with managerial contracts but sacking due to a family link is a tad harsh.

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I would imagine many other sackings have occurred with shakier reasons.

It's also complete conjecture at this point but, to add even more, what if he went crazy at the owner/whoever about the treatment of his son and crossed a line when doing so? Gross misconduct, goodbye.

I'm in no way saying that's what has actually happened but with some of his antics last season I wouldn't put some sort of blow-up past him.

 

The Wookiee

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• Jun 30, 2015

• #18

Tom Hark said:

Couldn't happen to a nicer weirder bloke

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Weird bloke maybe, but good manager imo, would be more than happy to have him as our boss

 

Quinney

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• Jun 30, 2015

• #19

Not going too feel too sorry for him, I'm sure he'll get a decent pay off.

 

Not Andy Naylor

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Seven Dials

• Jun 30, 2015

• #20

Gullflyinghigh said:

I would imagine many other sackings have occurred with shakier reasons.

It's also complete conjecture at this point but, to add even more, what if he went crazy at the owner/whoever about the treatment of his son and crossed a line when doing so? Gross misconduct, goodbye.

I'm in no way saying that's what has actually happened but with some of his antics last season I wouldn't put some sort of blow-up past him.

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Surely what he does with an inflatable sex toy in private is nobody's business but his?