In the early hours of Sunday morning (18th), Lister City lost 2-6 to Tottenham Hotspur in a thrilling Premier League match. Such a result has sent Lister City's start to the season to the bottom of the table, with only one point from seven games, placing them at the bottom of the league. More staggeringly, the 22 goals conceded set a record for the worst defense in the history of the Premier League. Under such pressure, the team leader Rogers chose to "surrender" after the game, saying that he would respect any decision of the club, and the rumors about the upcoming coaching change of Leicester City are also becoming more and more prevalent, and the Binford team leader Frank has become a popular replacement candidate.
Since the start of the season, Lister City's performance has been a disaster, with only 1 draw and 6 losses in 7 matches, which is the worst start of the season for the club after the 83/84 season. They have conceded 22 goals in 7 matches, a figure that breaks Bowden's record of 21 goals conceded in 7 matches in the 11/12 season, making them the team that conceded the most goals in the first 7 rounds in the history of the Premier League. Rogers said after the match, "These figures are really hard to accept, and to be honest, I really don't know if I'll have the chance to continue coaching after the internationals, and I'll respect whatever decision the club makes."
According to the Daily Telegraph, Lister City have begun their search for a new manager, targeting Brentford's Danish boss Frank. And former Generali leader Dyche has become one of the potential candidates.
