'Leicester not known for being a club that sacks managers quickly'published at 18:30 GMT 24 November 2024

Former Leicester goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer says he is "a little bit surprised" by Steve Cooper's sacking.
The Foxes were beaten 2-1 by a Chelsea side managed by former boss Enzo Maresca on Saturday - a defeat which left them two points above the relegation zone.
Cooper took over from Maresca in the summer after the Italian had led Leicester to the 2023-24 Championship title and promotion back into the Premier League.
The defeat by Chelsea was Leicester's sixth in the top flight this season and, afterwards, Cooper was critical of referee Andrew Madley's performance in the game.
"Leicester is not known for being a club that will sack managers quickly," the Australian told BBC Radio 5 Live. "They are not known to panic.
"At times some would say that perhaps they have held on too long to some managers.
"You did hear after the last few games that Cooper was pointing his finger a lot at the officials for decisions that had gone against Leicester and perhaps cost them."
Former Premier League striker Chris Sutton said that he "cannot believe" the news, adding: "I think they have had a reasonable start to the season, they are not in the relegation zone.
"The three promoted sides last season went straight back down. I think that decision is really harsh."