honeybradger

Didn't have much of a strong opinion on them but I've grown to like them. Only because of the Vardy celebrations against Sheffield United if I am being honest.

136 out of 175 of his goals for us were in the PL. Personally I think it was better for him to be playing against the likes of Liverpool, Arsenal and Man City in his prime as he thrives on space on the counter. I do not think he hits the levels he did for us had he stayed in the Championship.

Mavididi has the best mix of pace and technical ability out of all three. His issue is shooting/decision making and drifting out of the game, all of which are coachable. I would argue he has the highest ceiling out of the three but he is older than the other two so it's not guaranteed he can fulfill that potential whereas Akgun and Fatawu are undoubtably going to develop.

Our side last year caused a lot of fear but mostly from our own supporters

To be fair it wasnt just Brendan

Luke Thomas up against Castagne.

There's also the fact that we have more depth than any team in the league. We can run further than any team in the league and play at a high level for the full 90 because we have players of similar quality on the bench to our starting XI to replace them. How many time have we seen the opposition take off one of their best players at 70 minutes because they looked knackered and the opposition immediately looks worse.

I remember watching Coady playing for England and his ball playing ability looked exceptional. I think when he's fully fit his ball playing will be a lot better.

I think he's the sort of player that can transform into a top 6 quality player in a good system with a good manager. He has the talent and the intelligence/decision making. For me he just lacks the confidence/killer instinct that top players have. If he can get into the mindset where he expects to be one of the best players on the pitch and scoring goals then i think he could be really good.

8.5/10. We've gotten better and better with every game since we beat Southampton. After Rodger's windscreen wiper football it's good to finally see us play a possession style that sees us capitalise when we make an opening.

Kelechi not finishing that 3rd goal physically hurt me, would have been one of the goals of the season if he would have finished off that move. He was brilliant otherwise, after a slow start to the season he's getting back into his usual routine of silencing his haters.

Struggled a bit today but that moment where he beat 2 players to set up KDH for a shot in the first half was class. Gets a lot of needless stick.

I would have expected some more rotation for this game. Hopefully we rest key players on the weekend.

I am surprised George Hirst is playing well at Championship level. It was only a couple seasons ago that he just about looked decent in league one. It will be interesting how well he plays against us when we face them.

I dont think a good captain would say yes after a defeat at home. I dont think someone like Morgan or Fuchs would say yes in those circumstances.

If it wasnt photoshopped then surely the original image could be found?

Ideally he will still be with us in two seasons time for our title season 10 year anniversary.

This comment gives me flash backs to 19/20 when everyone was saying that we only needed to perform at midtable level for the rest of the season to finish in the top 4 and we followed it up with bordeline relegation form.

Thought callum brittain looked class today for blackburn.

Luke Thomas seems to be getting pelters for his performance against West Ham. Interesting that he got a good rating from whoscored.

It's pretty incredible that our FA cup winning manager will go down as a bad manager for us in the eyes of many leicester fans. The Rodgers era was certainly a strange and controversial one.

He was one of the players who's mind changed about leaving after Maresca came in wasnt he?

Enzo is rotating well though and these championship matches are nowhere near the intensity of the Premier League. I dont think we are going to burn out, our players dont even seem out of breath after a match.

Tielemans in 20/21 was a very good player. Since then not so much but we shouldnt forget how good he was at running games and providing the opening pass/goal that season.

One of the funniest things for me this season is the fact that certain users kept saying Luke Thomas needs a championship loan last season, and now that we're in the championship he's on loan playing in the Premier League.