I am for Holloway to stay, why? well stability, he is not a bad manager just inherited a dire situation and with transfer windows limiting to more loan signings ties his hands behind his back. You heard the media reports linking Dowie, well how many clubs has Dowie failed at and how many Holloway. Holloway will now be even more determined to wipe this stain on his CV. Martin Allen did the damage signing players he had no intention of playing, wasting the summer when players should increase their fitness levels and learn tactics. Martin O Neil failed to win in his first twelve matches but the squad he inherited was much better and just relegated from the premier league, Ian Holloway inherited a squad that was fighting relegation for the past two to three seasons. I am not comparing him to the legend Martin O neil, just saying that had we lost the Martin O Neil because of his poor start than we would have missed out on those magical times. A manager needs a season to transform things, and we must do the same.

What makes you think half of all Leicester fans want Hollohead to stay? The vast majority want him gone.

Ollie needs to stay, at least until Xmas. If we aren't in at least the play offs by then he has had his chance and will have to go. Our problems are historic, going back to when Peter Taylor was in charge. Since then we have been on a downward spiral with very little stability. We get through at least one manager per season, and he brings in a load of new players, so we also get through about 20 odd new players a season as well. What we need now is to step back, look at the things that went well this season, (the defence was second only to Palace), and the things that didn't, (the rest of the squad, particularly the attack). There seems to be a culture of failure at our club, there since the day we lost to Wycombe in the FA Cup 6th round, that has only really gone away during the great Mickey Adams year when we blitzed the Championship along with Pompey, despite being in administration, all of our players being transfer listed, (thank God the bottom had fallen out of the transfer market), and the possibility of being wound up by the receiver just around the corner. Sadly the La Manga debacle put paid to Mickey's time at the club. If Milan changes the manager yet again we start the whole cycle once more, but this time a division lower, with even less money to turn the club around.

It is not Holloway's fault. Martin Allen spent a fortune on 14 payers not one of which is a first choice for the team. We need stabilityh and Hollioway deserves the chance of a pre-season and then a real go. It should also be said that the players should be ashamed of themselves.

History tells us that success in a football club is born not out of change, but out of stability and consistency. Going through a torrid period for both Holloway and Mandaric does not change the fact that they have both enjoyed success previously and given the time will repeat that success at City. Sometimes in life you can try your hardest, give everything you've got, apply your heart and soul to something and yet still fail. Sometimes factors beyond your own control will work against you. Football, with the vast number of players and officials involved is no different. For example, think about how many dire referee decisions City suffered during the winter months that cost the team a point here and a point there. Had they gone the other way City would have stayed up. The important thing about experiencing failure is maintaining belief, keeping the faith. Holloway is a good manager and will come good again. Success will come from this failure. To City fans I would make the following request. We have the unique rallying call of keep the faith. It came from our fantastic era under Martin O'Neil following his failure to secure a vistory in his first 10 matches. He was even spat at on his way from the pitch and most fans certain he was the wrong man for the club. Those same fans now regard him as the best manager the club ever had, yet left to them the era would never have happened! The point is, City are now going through another torrid time so keep the faith, support Mandaric and Holloway and see the team bounce back next season.

I think people are forgetting that Holloway came to Leicester in November, he had plenty of time to make changes and signingd in the January transfer window, he brought in rubbish Hayles and Howard for starters, and was pathetic. He chickened out in the game against Plymouth and spends more time in the media than concentrating on the club and the work that needs doing here. There are other managers who can take us back up. I hope its not him. He had his chance and he blew it.

Deep down everyone associated with the club knows that ultimately the difference between relegation and survival was just bad luck. Yes we had the lowest goals scored total but when was a team ever relegated with the sceond lowest goals against total. With 16 draws and 10 games lost by one goal, any one goal either for or against in any of those 26 games would have assured safety. Given all the turmoil of recent seasons, we need to settle down to the task in hand and get out of the tabloid limelight. Milan and Ollie can do this. By keeping the nucleus of this team and adding a few healthier younger players a speedy return should be possible. Sacking the manager and selling all the players puts us back at first base and we don't need that experience all over again.

It beggars belief that people are calling for stability when the team has just proven itself to be the worst in our 120+ year history. What exactly do people want to see before the manager is shown the door, the Diadora League? This stability nonsense is just cliche talk - Holloway has to go, the club needs a complete overhaul, much like we had under Brian Little. For me, the time is right for somebody with a Leicester connection to come in and galvanise the club - players, supporters, everyone. The fans need somebody to get behind - Neil Lennon would be my choice. No idea if he is availbale, has the necessary badges etc but he has some experience of League One and most of all he has the passion.

Let him stay until xmas - give him a chance to put it right - you must be mad that would just put us another season behind getting promoted or even worse!!!!! Holloway has never been up to this level of job and never will be. He is clearly not good enough and to even mention him in the same sentance as Martin O Neill is an insult. He has no passion for the game cannot motivate players and is tactically stupid. He had more than enough good players to work with and long enough to do it and after all we were not in the bottom 3 when he took over. Holloway is only fit to manage small clubs with little or no expectation/ambition where he is not going to be challanged. We need a hungry motivator no nonsense type of manager so dont waste any more time and sack the clown.

I am a city fan, and you are not talking for me when you say that city fans want to keep Holloway. In my opinion, he's a useless manager and things will only get worse. Time to get rid of this media clown

I dont know what is best. as a City fan it has been the worst 3 seasons (thats right, 3 seasons!!!), ever & I think mandaric has to accept that although he has put money into the club he certainly hasn't given us stability with the amount of managers we've gone through. That said, we could do with starting afresh with a manager who atleast knows the ropes and surely he knows by now who we should get rid of player wise because clearly there have been performances from certain players time after time which show us they don;t have pride to wear the shirt. Steve Howard & Barry Hayles should never have been bought in when a good partnership was already there with Fryatt & Hume up front both of whom i wish we can keep and as for the one of the best championship defences, this wont be the case next season as Mcauley, Mattock & Stearman are on their way out! We will be back!

I also remember the abuse O'Neil suffered during his early days. I especially remember people screaming at the "moron" when he decided to switch keepers during the play-off final. Holloway has experience of getting out of this division so seems the ideal candidate to me. Or do people want a big name to get us out of trouble? Bryan Robson anyone? Thought not. However, I do think a number of fellow Foxes are suffering from the delusion that we are a big draw and deserve a big name - we're not and we don't. That said if Lennon shows interest I'd gladly show Holloway the door - I've wanted him all year.