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Sunderland (A) - Tuesday 5th March - 7.45pm
Pliskin replied to Nalis's topic in Leicester City Forum
Don’t care who plays, they’ll ****ing lose so **** them. -
He’s ****ing shit and has no place in this team. Enzo’s faith in him is concerning.
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We’re not getting any points at all from our next three games. So we will be third by the time we hit April. The Leeds Southampton game could well be pivotal because I’ve got a feeling Leeds will have won the league by then, and us Southampton and Ipswich will fighting out for second place. Makes me feel sick. We’re the **** up kings.
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Problem I have is we look beaten and out of ideas already. Losing to QPR at home is deeply concerning, and we didn’t even look like we had any ideas as to what to do…. Im also a little critical of Enzo, starting Nelson in what was such a big game, we need leadership, why is Coady not on the pitch, and why is Hamza, who is ****ing dreadful, playing as a captain? I don’t get it. These last 11 games are all about mentality, grit and determination. Today, QPR looked like they wanted it more than we did, and that’s unforgivable if you’re fighting for promotion. Ipswich and Southampton have more fight than us, and Leeds bar todays result are in impervious form. It all spells out for one thing, a slide into the play offs, where we will be out battles. Enzo is inexperienced as a manager, and this is what worries me, because doing what we’re doing now could see us struggle to our points on the board until Bristol…… There needs to be a massive conversation had this week, they need to **** off any thoughts of the FA cup and focus solely on sorting this league form out.
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I think it’s gone beyond that now, where is our next win coming from? This team looked beaten at the end of the game, sunk to their knees. We’ve lost key players at the wrong time, and those we have available are too inconsistent. We’ve got a weak mentality and an inexperienced manager. We’ve seen this happen before, top two for me now is out of the question, play offs will be the best we can hope for I think. The signs just aren’t good.
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Erm, absolutely I would not settle for the playoffs. This is yet another epic implosion and there’s no way you can put a positive spin on it.
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Sunderland (A) - Tuesday 5th March - 7.45pm
Pliskin replied to Nalis's topic in Leicester City Forum
Absolute nailed on defeat. 3-0 game over. -
I think the implosion has already started, if you’re trying to win the league you don’t lose to teams in the relegation zone. No cutting edge, No fight a complete inability to come from behind. The writings on the wall, the lack of depth and lack of quality will kill us, I feared we’d **** up and we did, just a shit mentality.
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Absolutely, but unfortunately we’re heading for the playoffs, this team isn’t good enough for the top two, which became clear today.
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We’re in trouble now, we’ve not got the fight to get the job done. Today was ****ing pathetic, I don’t think we’re finishing in the top two, we’ve not got the bottle for it. We’re going to be out fought buy any team with something to fight for.
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When the pressure was off. Now the pressure is on we need to prove it. Especially after last weeks result.
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What we need is a comfortable win, with an early goal. Actually go out and show that we’re champion material.
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No Ricardo is a huge blow. He’s been fantastic recently.
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Big call putting Nelson in. He’s impressed, but can he bring the Steele required to get through this period? Hopefully he kicks on and takes his chance.
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In what minute will sky pass the code word to the officials to facilitate a Leeds goal.
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I’m like a hormonal teenager Ric, I don’t know whether I’m coming or going…… I think the only way to cope with it, is to get drunk everyday.
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I don’t think Leeds will lose again, they might draw but I think the win against us will actually take them up a level. I just have a horrible feeling the gap dropping to 3 points today will add pressure to the game and we will fold again.
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QPR home pre-match thread, 3pm Saturday.
Pliskin replied to jayfox26's topic in Leicester City Forum
Nervous not going to lie…… -
QPR home pre-match thread, 3pm Saturday.
Pliskin replied to jayfox26's topic in Leicester City Forum
This is probably the biggest game this season. Get this wrong and things could start to get ugly. It’s an absolute non negotiable must win. -
A follow through fart is more useful than Simms….
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Really? First I’ve heard of it!
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Ikuma Sekigawa, is impressing over in Japan. I’d be intrigued to look into the J league, see if we can pick someone up to develop. Germany have found some hidden gems over in that part of the world.
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I think were Taylor was concerned he was just plain incompetent and well out of his depth. He was a gamble that spectacularly backfired. That squad was a squad of battlers, and I remember Matt Elliott saying he came in and his expectations were to become a more technical footballing team. We neither had the resources or the players to achieve this. I don’t think there was ever a moment where Taylor compromised the integrity of the club to save his face, he was just useless, and I think everyone knew following that pre season what was on the horizon. Brendan on the other hand, clearly used us as a stepping stone back into the PL, which is fine, but you can’t then down tools in such a spectacular way like Rodgers did. He must have decided one day “fúck this” and just went about his business with his chapped lips and horribly pointy shoes (that were clearly a 10 then they should have been a 6). Everything about him, was about him, and all he did was just try and preserve his reputation whilst everything around him crumbled. He’s clearly a capable manager due to his success, but his ego fair outweighs his ability. Id argue he has left the club on a life support machine, he was part and parcel of hideous signings with colossal wages, I understand he didn’t put the contracts under their noses, but we know he had a bigger part to play in transfers during his latter years with us. Luckily for us, Enzo is the doctor who’s overseeing the life support machine, and because he seemingly gives a toss he’s manage to salvage what was a desperate situation. I’d argue that our situation pre season was so precarious, the wrong appointment could have seen us do a Sunderland, and just plummet into a black hole. I think the crooks of my argument are, Rodgers purposely allowed the team to fall off a cliff because he’s got the hump, and if rumours are true, he essentially quit after the palace game when he realised the damage had gone too far and we were ****ed. I honestly hate the man.
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McGee was just before my time, but I do understand his role at the club. The thing with Rodgers was how much we lost, we went from being a stable PL team, to a shambles. Collectively there were huge errors, but like I’ve said, you at least expect your manager to have a bit of self respect and try… with a bit of effort, he could have kept us up.
