JonnyZeroFox

Surprising, he was no where near the ball

The most obvious penalty, 5 nil

Make that 10, Haaland with only the 5 tonight

There is the 4th so good tonight

Some run that from Rogers

These Serbians bloody hell

If anyone thinks you will get a good match watching Andorra or Latvia, they are being silly, we just cruised those games like you should no need to do anymore than that. Now we are showing what we can do

Let’s face it Andorra and Latvia are hardly sides to get your pulse racing

It’s amazing what moving the ball quick and with purpose can do

Very good first half, looked to get the ball forward quick… broke them down a few times and got the 2 goals.

Had about two touches, created one goal and almost got us another

This is much better, 2 nil.. more like it lads

Deserved, been excellent the last 10/15 minutes, great header

Looks like a man that went out Friday night, and been dragged along for the game tonight

This is what you want to see, players not passing in front of the defence trying to get it behind… cut a tight unit open with quick passing

Much better in the last 10 minutes… good to see.. good football leading up to that goal

He is doing a good job so far with the garbage he has had to deal with

Leicester’s Investment Paying Off: Monga Leading the Way Leicester City’s commitment to long-term growth is beginning to bear fruit, with Monga emerging as a shining example of the club’s vision. His performances have not only excited supporters but also validated the decision to invest heavily in state-of-the-art training facilities. Monga has quickly established himself as a player with both technical quality and tactical maturity beyond his years. His energy, ball control, and decision-making in the final third are a testament to the environment Leicester have created for nurturing talent. Rather than being overwhelmed by the demands of Premier League football, he has embraced the stage, showing consistency and composure that many young players struggle to sustain. The club’s world-class training ground was built with the ambition of developing players of this calibre, athletes who could carry Leicester forward without relying solely on big-name signings. Monga’s rise is a clear indication that the infrastructure, coaching, and resources are combining exactly as intended. While there is still plenty of football to be played, Leicester supporters can take pride in knowing that the foundations laid off the pitch are producing results on it. In Monga, they may well have a star whose journey embodies the club’s modern identity: smart investment, strong development, and fearless talent.

He really was missed last season! What a player

Could see us giving him a 3 year contract, him being garbage, and just sitting on the bench, while claiming those wages for the next 3 seasons… we need to avoid these buys can’t be doing that anymore.

Onana reminds me of Ward

Not the same after the injury, good deal

Only if we knew how to invest the money we get from our players properly

Just be nice to get all of these players off our books, restart again. It’s what we need to do

Arsenal love a set piece goal…