Gamble92

Andy Hinchliffe and Don Goodman are enough reason to never want to play at this level again

Great tackle by Faes

Nothing more Leicester than wanting everyone to raise the scarves for When You're Smiling not then playing it

One other theory for Ward on the bench is Enzo was up last night watching our FA Cup match with Shrewsbury

Let's just hope it doesn't come back to haunt him when we need a goal and he looks over to see a goalkeeper where an attacking player could be.

Love everything about Maresca but this is one thing that's really pissed me off about him since he's got here. Pep used to leave a space on the bench if he'd got injuries as well. It's almost an insecurity about having the biggest budget and best team in the division. Like some false way of showing everyone you aren't that well off.

Wait, when did he split up with Rudkin?

It'll be a bit like when Burberry set loads of stock on fire instead of lowering the price. Susan Whelan and John Rudkin bonfire next month.

You see it quite a lot on here. It's like there's some who aren't happy they've been proven wrong about how hard we will find it, and pretty much laughed at anyone who was angered at what happened last season. I can only conclude that Leicester doesn't mean that much to them and it's more something that show a passing interest in and look at fans who genuinely care as people to take the piss out of.

Piss on my fireworks why don't you

When we have operated on the levels we have and still do, we are not the club we were in other decades. To think so is to passively accept failure. I seen this argument pop up when we got relegated. This kind of attitude that we were always a yo-yo team, so what. Leicester City in the 1970s playing in front of a half empty filbert street with Birch and Keith Weller sharing a bath tub is not the Leicester City that's won the Premier League, FA Cup, Community Shield, has a huge wage structure and elite training facilities. To pretend it is just because we have the same name is such a small mentality to have. One that the big clubs would love us to just accept. I dont blame people for it because the media push that narrative to us constantly. The majority of us on here thought we could get top 4 when Rodgers arrived. No one outside the club did. We looked at the squad and budget and knew it was possible. Just because we are called Leicester we are somehow massively over achieving and should know our place. When we get back up we should absolutely be aiming to get back to where we were.

Well I can't speak for whoever brought up the Kermo penalty. If they're still sat their with a wet flannel on their head in the corner of the room watching it back then you have a point. Relegation to League One has the same equivalence. These things have a big effect on fans. Sometimes it isn't just moaning, it's not wanting to see history repeat itself. Relegation last season needs accountability to make sure it never happens again and I haven't seen that from the club. I see no issue with people bringing these issues up within context.

You have to feel the lows to appreciate the highs. So I don't think you can just tell people to let go of a moment like Kermogants penalty in same way you wouldn't say forget winning the Premier League. All part of the story.

You high?

And getting untimely wins can keep little men in their jobs to the detriment of a club for years to come.

Common theme this season. Sounds a bit patronising but when you're used to this level of football then it's probably hard for them to understand how our style relies on letting teams come at us to create the space. Yesterday they didn't have anything clear cut and all their attempts were from set pieces and long range. Even though they were decent efforts. But the amount of openings we created, we yet again could have scored double. Quite easily. A lot of football is about luck. More than we like to admit compared to other sports. What Enzo's tactics do is reduce the chances of a worse team winning. Fans of other clubs just don't quite get it.

I get that we are confident but do some of us just post these outlandish predictions to get a screenshot on their forum?

You really didn't need to spell out what you were alluding too. It still hurts now.

Did exact same because of the Foxeshub commentary being ahead. Trundle was unbareable. Get that it doesn't really matter how biased he is because it should only be their lot watching along, but he was delusional at times. I've had to watch a few of the other teams ifollow commentary this season and it's hilarious how many think they're in games and watch it slowly slip away from them. The nature of the way we play will always be a slow kill but when we take chances we will always win by massive margins in this league. Just might take the full 90 to get them.

Yeah I can hear Fryatt's nonsense before it comes out his mouth

Does it still say we have no fierce rivals? Pisses me off that does when you look at what a lot of teams have as fierce rivals. Forest, Coventry and even our hatred of Derby fall under the criteria. Noticed they completely removed us from Derby's and they even have Notts County and Burton above us. Suppose that's more their level these days though.

Nightmare going in car. Fortunately I've walked. Left Thursday morning. Should be there about midday tomorrow.

The 2 extra champions league 'league phase' games are really awkardly planted in January too. Before you'd have the group done by Christmas and then the knockout draw. It's all about greed. It will dilute it and make it less enjoyable but hey there's about £4m extra for each team. That's what counts. The more money is the incentive, the more they lose what makes football great. If they keep pushing for more and more they'll realise one day they don't have the same product to sell any more.

Why the **** they getting the train