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Is that not more down to other players underperforming though? i do get where you're coming from though.

I'd add El Khannouss and Castagne.

There's no football fan that watches a striker miss 9 chances but score one and thinks he's had a good game. Just as there's no football fan that watches a goalkeeper make 9 blinding saves but let one in and thinks he's had a bad game. Football isn't that black and white unless you're an idiot.

Sounds like his dad has been in his ear pushing for a move. I think the dollar signs have lit up his eyes and he thinks he should be on a 1st team salary/play time already.

This is it really. You can just see that we're a worse team with him in goal. Total bag of nerves that permeates through to the rest of the team. A good goalkeeper has to have that air of arrogance around them. They've got to have a bit of a strut and be able to remain above it all when people are losing their heads. Kasper was a fantastic keeper and for the most part was completely in control of the situation yet when his head went (which happened semi-regularly) then he would invariably make mistake after mistake because he wasn't concentrating. McCarthy (and Ward before him) is constantly fretting and it's costing us. The Norwood freekick happens because he's too worried about the cross into the box that he totally forgets to set up his wall correctly and position himself properly. Basic error that only happens because he's not calm and composed. King Power have only ever gone out and bought two genuine 1st choice goalkeepers and they were fantastic (Schmeichel and Ward). Every other keeper has been brought in as back up. Really hoping the club sees their error and goes out to buy a proper goalkeeper that doesn't play like his wife and kids are being held hostage.

No, I don't think they are to that extent. I don't think any football fan views the game as black and white as that.

The lad is supposed to be mustard in fairness.

Bit extreme.

If he had then we'd know.

I suppose it shows buyers they're not desperate enough to accept a low-ball offer and it panders to the KPFC army.

Will be interesting to see if there's any fall out from this. Any player whinging about this is a diva and can go. Absolute non-story as it stands. Anyone wanting to stay there (unless a guest) should be paying to cover the fees that we'd be spending on cleaning/laundry for those rooms. If it deters some players from regularly staying as opposed to buying a house locally then even better.

I think you're being seriously naive in terms of the decision making structure at Leicester. Everything goes past the little man and if it doesn't then it's because Rudkin has approved it. Vestergaard was given his improved deal because of his performances under Enzo in the Championship. Enzo has little to no say in that. If it was an Enzo back decision then obviously it wouldn't have happened because he was off to Chelsea, unless you believe that happened overnight? It's farcical to suggest that winning the title under Aiyawatt and Rudkin is an easy job. Sorry but it's just not. Plenty of good teams have come down and failed to get back up. I'd argue the Leeds team was far better and they finished way behind us and Farke didn't have the shambles going on behind the scenes that Enzo had to contend with. Nobody is putting him on the level of Pep or Klopp btw. No reason he can't get there though.

Can hardly call him responsible for giving Vestergaard a 3 year deal given he wasn't our manager at the time All he's responsible for with regards to Vestergaard was that he made him look like a very competent centre back. Something no other Leicester manager managed to do. I don't think he can be blamed for the bad culture in terms of leadership here either. There's clearly a very poor structure in terms of captaincy here and that stems from the top IMO. Ultimately he was paid to win games for us. If he thought that Hamza being captain meant that was more likely then who are we to judge. The team he manages has just spent £120m on a racist. Does it make him morally right? Probably not. Does it make him a bad manager? Probably not. I seriously disagree that managing Leicester City is an easy job. Every manager since Rogers has proven that it clearly isn't.

It's not a single mistake and this forum has lambasted our strikers for not being able to hit a barn door in recent weeks (and rightly so).

Reminder that Enzo Maresca was hand picked by Pep Guardiola to replace him. He also matched the record for most wins of Manager of the Month in a single season in that year he took us up.

Impressive to go 4-1 up away at Stockport. That needs to be acknowledged. Ultimately we've got so much scar tissue and any goal against us when we're in a position of strength causes the world to implode around us and we can't deal with it. Baby steps but ultimately a 4-3 win is a good result and we just need to build on it. At least we're making and taking chances. Riis looks the real deal and someone that doesn't need 10 chances to score. Two really good finishes. Reminds me of Chris Wood.

Stockport County think they don’t need to change the way they play to beat Leicester. life under Aiyawatt.

Two proper strikers goals.

Did anyone ask Martin about McFarlane and Bristric?

My god please can we sign a keeper in Jan

"I don't know why it upsets so many people that the team I have managed sits near the League 1 relegation zone. They must really be jealous of me". Prat.

It upsets me when we lose 4-0 at home to Oxford because we've got Harry Souttar and Luke Thomas trying to pretend they're ****ing Gerard Pique and John Stones you ****ing egotistical bellend.

When it gets to that point surely prospective buyers get some sort of a say in it? Not sure how it works when you buy a business worth hundreds of millions but I assume they do get to have some sort of opinion in key roles.

I can't stomach watching Stockport beat us 3-0 with about 15% possession as we watch Caleb Okoli persistently trip the ball only for Russell Martin to go full Ange "It's just who we are mate" Postecoglu in the post match press conference where some journalist tells him where he's obviously going wrong.

Caleb Okoli back.