Vulpine Victor

No he's not even on the bench.

At the beginning of the season after Chelsea bought Drinkwater and we cocked up Silva's signing I had a bet with my sons that Silva would play more minutes for us than Drinkwater would for Chelsea. Given injuries to Silva I thought I could be wrong. However if seems DD played 563 minutes to Silva's 763! Apart from his bank balance what if anything has Drinkwater gained?

You obviously never watched Frank Worthington. In the days when players performed on muddy pitches and the ball was as heavy as lead and defenders were allowed to take out forwards time and time again without being booked or sent off.

I was in Thailand last week. couldn't see a single LCFC shirt in any King Power shops in Bangkok or Phuket airports. Other than mine the only city shirt on show was a street dealer who didn't know anything about LCFC!

Alf Tupper always ate fish and chips before a race, but he still won. That wasn't illegal but helped him, Just as well the diet police never caught him, don't tell the Daily Mail or Sun,

He may have been poor on Saturday, the rest of the team were. They didn't put in any effort, just as well the game was on Sunday!

At todays prices he shouldn't be allowed to go for anything less than £75 million, the question is how or on whom would we spend it?

If winning the Premier League and then losing games the next season is failure, I hope all our managers fail in the same manner, just as Chelsea do.

Fake news!!!!

If we want an attacking right back Brighton's Ezequiel Schelotto looks very good going forward. Quick and very good at crossing the ball, not too sure about his defensive qualities.

Fake news!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ignore the negative comments, Leicester people (and City Fans) enjoy being negative and looking on the down side of things. I can only speak English with a little school boy French and Latin (the latter not a lot of use.) I have have nothing but respect for people who can post in a foreign language. I welcome comments from Leicester City fans from anywhere in the world. Please keep sharing your thoughts and opinions.

Stoke City fans generally are some of the worst I have encountered, however two seasons ago I had an interesting and pleasant conversation with three of them at the Local Hero before we beat them in our Premier League winning season. Door men obviously hadn't done their work properly. They accurately described their team's weaknesses that became apparent in our win!

Disappointed, felt like a loss. Which is very harsh considering we outplayed Chelsea for 70 mins when it was 11 against 12. Chilwell played the ball and the Chelsea player was not in his view when he slid onto the ball. Two seasons ago this would never have been a foul. Strange that he got booked for two iffy fouls when Kante got away with a succession of fouls and only received one yellow. On the positive side Matty James showed how wrong the doubters were when they said he should be off loaded at the beginning of the season. Harry Mcguire dominated the Chelsea forwards and Wilf Ndidi was head and shoulders above Kante, literally and in a playing sense.

Just an article but he looks a lot more promising than most suggestions. Leicester City will look back at the past eighteen months with great regret, having seen title-winning boss Claudio Ranieri depart the club in acrimonious circumstances, and Craig Shakespeare fail to build upon the success of the Italian boss. New boss Claude Puel appears to have the Foxes back on track, and has become a popular figure among fans here at The Transfer Tavern in recent months. The former Southampton boss has led the East Midlands tie into the top-half of the table, and Leicester remain in contention for an impressive top-seven finish this term. Our landlord caught up with fans over a late evening pint to discuss the January transfer window, and with the possibility of Riyad Mahrez leaving, who exactly could replace the Algerian winger. Names were touted from across Europe, before discussion centred around Danish winger, Pione Sisto. Born in Uganda, the 22-year-old has shone in Spain with Celta Vigo since his 2016 move from Midtjylland in his adopted homeland, and currently leads the La Liga assists charts ahead of the likes of Lionel Messi and Sergi Roberto with an impressive nine contributions to goals. The pacy winger opened the scoring for his former side in a 2-1 Europa League success over Manchester United in 2016, with his form in European competition earning him the move to Celta. Sisto – rated at €15m on Transfermarkt – could be available this month should Leicester stump up the fee required to convince the Spaniards to part ways with their star man, although it would take a lot to release the player from his contract halfway through the season. However, if offers for Mahrez materialise and match the inflated fees becoming a regular feature in British football, then Puel may well land his man. Sisto could evolve into a top-four standard player at The King Power Stadium. Leicester fans, could Sisto replace Mahrez? Let us know!