Andy King Power

Remember the King Power ads and the lack of Mahrez? Vards and Kasper look very happy with whatever they got. Well, at least Vichai knows which four players are the most marketable.

And it begins. I'm a little surprised we haven't seen any Leicester players in these ads until now. Kasper I'm sure is noteworthy in the South East region thanks to his dad. I wonder if Vardy or Mahrez ads are around the corner?

Good chance there's a 0% chance of that happening considering the 16/17 CL spots are based on the 2015 coefficients (Where England finished 2nd, so therefore will have 4 spots guaranteed).

Didn't know the best place to put this but: http://www.lcfc.com/news/article/fan-makes-12000-mile-trip-to-meet-footballing-hero-okazaki-2826860.aspx?utm_content=bufferbf2cd&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer I am mildly curious how Vardy and his record is taken over in Japan.

Except that it's Australian.

Nothing really significant, but just shows how massive the match was. https://plus.google.com/+LCFCOfficial/posts/TUurEkijShB?pid=6062171816933131634&oid=117895567744314131945 Alright, this was posted more for the little animation between Ulloa and Filbert, definitely a lot of Filbo love going around this season.

Just in case we all didn't acknowledge Leo's workrate, take a look at this picture comparing Diouf and Ulloa: http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/mame-diouf-vs-leonardo-ulloa-headtohead-analysis-ahead-of-the-clash-between-stoke-city-and-leicester-city-9728938.html Understandably we've been under fire more (According to that 4-4-2 article, we've conceded 10 more attempts more than anyone, then again, not many of them were thereat) But just looking that just shows why Nige got him in.

Yes, exactly the point. I had noted that you didn't play too well in your first two games, so the win against Man City was a huge surprise (One that you have to be quite proud of, mind). As noted, the main goal is to beat those around you. Anything you get from the Top 7 is a bonus. No one is going to remember that great win against Man City away if you bomb against the Villas, Hulls and West Broms (No offense to them, they'll be thinking the same thing). Same case for us, we put in a great shift against the top teams, but getting results from those around us are of utmost importance. You're not only winning points for yourself, you're talking points off your rivals. It is going to be an interesting test, can Leicester convert their form against the top teams into points this weekend? Can Stoke properly kick on after their win against Man City? The next game will tell a lot.

Just an in-joke stemming from a certain Mr A Knockaert. But no, fair enough post. There are some decent people in all fanbases. Thing is, we're both confident. We've performed very well against top class opposition, and you won over at Man City for god's sake. I think we all realise how difficult the game will be. There are no easy games in the Premier League after all. Let us hope for a corker of a game.

Let's be honest, with the whole 'sending us down' deal as they got promoted, it almost reeks of the 'Watford Deeney' goal, only they have more bragging rights. It's just given them material to rip into us. Combined with their fanbase... let's face it, the only way to shut them up (for a while) is to do them a good one.

Wow. We've gone from talking about what the others think about us, to which sport is the worst of Leicester's sports. Really fellas? I know it's international break and all, but can we take this somewhere else? I, for one, am glad that Leicester has an excellent sports culture. Whatever happened to hoping the local teams did well?