Gerard

60,000 state of the art stadium on the old Filbert Street ground please. Lets have a real go at being a top club. Build and they will come..........

Can't help himself can he? This Jonathan Liew is the bellend that supports both Tottenham AND Arsenal. That tells you everything you need to know about the man.

The crystal ball merchants will tell you to calm down and enjoy us winning the title. It doesn't take a remarkable sequence of results for us to blow it from here. It's perfectly feasible we get 2pts or less from our next three fixtures and if that happens we'll be relying on Chelsea, Southampton & Newcastle to win it for us.

Shit fans. It was like a morgue at WHL last night. I get they were nervous but when our team need us we binned the nerves and sang our hearts out, thats what got us the equaliser at West Ham when we were all down after the Vardy sending off, dodgy penalty and the West Ham winner. It was the same against Norwich when they contained us all match but we got behind our team and willed that 89th minute Ulloa winner. They sat their like entitled bellends and sapped the energy out of their team, they were even worse than Fulham fans for passion. We've willed our team for that extra effort and they're just shit fans. The two sets of fans might have been the difference in this title race.

The two are definitely not mutually exclusive. Spurs fan on a wind up and getting desperate for us to slip up.

Your masked slipped from the "please like me, I'm a nice guy really" persona. Go and get fucked.

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Me too, I went to Sunderland and watched the Spurs game in a pub up there. On the drive home it felt like we had drawn or lost as I was deflated that they got three points after scoring their first with 20 mins to go. I had to keep telling myself we did what we could and we have no effect on what Tottenham do and I would have gladly accepted us both winning at the start of the day. I'm just so emotionally invested that Leicester City and football have consumed my life.

I'm with you on this, I don't mind reading about how we'll bottle it or it's not over yet but the ones that make me wriggle in my seat are the ones that think this is virtually a procession now. The fan "experts" on Radio Leicester are the worst as they should know better predicting it will be all over before the Man Utd game FFS. We could get 8 more points and still lose the title and 8 points is a great return from our five fixtures left. For me this isn't over until it's over, we can easily lose it from this position,

The fans would but the players don't care if it's Tottenham or Leicester. Costa is not going to miss a goal or players aren't going to let a player waltz by them as they have professional pride. A lot of these players have their places to play for and won't roll over as appealing as it sounds.

I'd take that two years.

I'll take that now please and will take it if we win our next two and they lose to Man Utd. I just want to get over the line and I couldn't care how it happens. I'll be in a pub in Leicester somewhere watching the Stoke match if it it's possible and the city will be absolute scenes after it.

He actually supports Arsenal AND Tottenham. This says everything you need to know about the man.

I would be the same in their position. We're 7pts ahead and I fear Tottenham & Arsenal winning all their games and us just falling short. If we were 7pts behind I'd think we could win all our games and they will slip up at Stoke and Chelsea away, etc.

I love these type of articles. Haters gonna hate.

Look at the betting odds on a 100.5% book. There odds are 6.6 to back and 6.8 to lay which equate to about 15%. These odds are a derivative of each team's expected prices between now and the end of the season and are worked out by professional gamblers who more times than not are mathematicians and have mathematical models to work out the price. https://www.betfair.com/exchange/plus/#/football/market/1.118280148

But it's more than mathematically possible, it's about a 15% chance. Southampton, Liverpool & Stoke are mathematically possible but highly unlikely. I don't care about Arsenal's recent form they have proved year after year that they are one of the best sides in the country and they're more than capable of winning all or most of their games they have left especially as they have no other competition to worry about other than the league. Their five home games left are: Watford Crystal Palace West Brom Norwich Aston Villa They won't be happy with less than maximum points against that lot. They're the least likely winners out of the three of us but they're still very much in this race.

I agree, people assume it's a two horse race but Arsenal are still very much in it. They couldn't ask for five easier home games and won't accept anything less than a 15pt return. It's their away games against Man City, West Ham and Sunderland which will decide how close they go. Seven wins and a draw is a perfectly feasible target for them which would leave us needing 12pts from our last 7.

(that deserved more than just a like)

That malty poster on the Man City forum must have been a Man Utd fan before the oil money. Of course all clubs have bellend fans and Man City's and ours are no exception but I do find Man City fans a million times more likeable than two certain North London clubs I could mention. Like us they've come from the gutter and they've done their stint in the third tier and I believe we're joint holders of the most second tier titles. They've been lucky enough to have the sugar daddy of all sugar daddies fall into their laps but by and large their fans are grounded and know where they came from and haven't discovered that self entitlement that goes with following an elite club just yet unlike supporters of historical elite clubs.

9 reasons Leicester winning the title would be the worst thing to happen to football https://www.dreamteamfc.com/c/9-reasons-why-leicester-winning-the-title-would-be-the-worst-thing-to-happen-to-football/?CMP=EMC-Dream_Team_-Verdict_27_03_16-24_03_2016-696-0-0-0 No prizes for guessing who the author of this article supports.

Koscielny talks about Kante, Leicester, Mahrez and Vardy. http://www.espnfc.com/barclays-premier-league/23/video/2835429/koscielny-we-thought-leicester-would-crack?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

So was Leicester to be fair. If you read other team's forums before they play us I've read a few that said they hate Leicester because going there was taking your life in your own hands. That was the 1980's.