Second Premier League coach fired
The second seed in the Premier League was sacked after only eight rounds.
According to all the most prestigious sources in Britain such as Independent, Telegraph and BBC Sports, Leicester has decided to dismiss Craig Shakespeare.
Craig Shakespeare's dismissal a few hours ago, after a 1-1 draw at West Brom, left the Reds in the red, with just six points clear after eight wins. One match in the Premier League this season.
After the match, Craig Shakespeare had an emergency meeting with Leicester bosses to hear about the decision to fire him.
Four months ago, Craig Shakespeare was appointed to lead Leicester for a three-year term, after leading the team under temporary contract, replacing Italian rider Ranieri.
The dismissal of Craig Shakespeare was a foregone conclusion because of Leicester's poor form and condition at the time of the ruling (only winning one match in the Premier League in the last 10 games).
Craig Shakespeare became the second manager in the Premier League to be sacked after Frank De Boer, the Dutch manager, was sacked by Crystal Palace in early September.
According to all the most prestigious sources in Britain such as Independent, Telegraph and BBC Sports, Leicester has decided to dismiss Craig Shakespeare.
Craig Shakespeare's dismissal a few hours ago, after a 1-1 draw at West Brom, left the Reds in the red, with just six points clear after eight wins. One match in the Premier League this season.
After the match, Craig Shakespeare had an emergency meeting with Leicester bosses to hear about the decision to fire him.
Four months ago, Craig Shakespeare was appointed to lead Leicester for a three-year term, after leading the team under temporary contract, replacing Italian rider Ranieri.
The dismissal of Craig Shakespeare was a foregone conclusion because of Leicester's poor form and condition at the time of the ruling (only winning one match in the Premier League in the last 10 games).
Craig Shakespeare became the second manager in the Premier League to be sacked after Frank De Boer, the Dutch manager, was sacked by Crystal Palace in early September.
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