In football, anything can happen at any time. The game has not failed to spring out surprises. Leicester City surprised the entire football world last season by winning the English Premier League under Claudio Ranieri, but surprisingly again this season, they suddenly found themselves seriously battling relegation- a development that led to the Ranieri being relieved of his duties at the club last month. The club's decision to sack the manager that help them win a historic title, generated controversies among football lovers and pundits, some backing the club whereas others blame the authority of the club for such a harsh decision.
Meanwhile, since parting company with their former coach (Ranieri), Leicester City have recorded tremendous improvement under the interim manager, Craig Shakespeare:- getting themselves out of relegation zone (climbing from 18th to 15th position in the league table) and securing a berth in Uefa Champions League quarter-finals. They have won three out of their last three matches in all compettions, scoring more than a goal in each of the matches (an verage of 2.7goals per match).
Now the question I want to ask is this: do you back Leicester City for sacking Ranieri or you see their latest success as mere coincidence?