HankMarvin

Or panicking because we are the only team out performing out expected points in the bottom 5, sooner or later other teams luck will change. 11 goals conceded in the last 4 games doesn’t exactly bode well with Liverpool and Man City to come

Our Expected points makes pretty grim reading and will look even worse by the NY

Hopefully they don’t have a new manager

Maybe the effort wasn’t questioned last week because it was clear to see that it was being made. So basically what you are saying is anytime a team down the bottom come up against a Newcastle million’s it should be a forgone conclusion that they are played off the park. lucky Southampton didnt have that attitude or West Ham when they went to Newcastle.

Play him even if he uses crutches

Wolves will probably have a new manager in place for the next game, this could be a horrific Xmas period with the games coming up

To think how he manages to still get prem minutes after being one of the main reasons we were relegated

Probably beaten before they take to the pitch

Too much dross in this squad

He was sick now all the fans are

You think he could juggle?

Wouldn’t take a genius after the previous season

On 120k a week, better deals for younger better players to be had

40 percent of Coopers points total from 12 games acquired in 2 so far

https://www.football365.com/news/feature-premier-league-keepers-ranked-2024-25-psxg

It’s a laughable to suggest he is crap after a few games, as it is that he will be one of the best midfielders of the next decade.

Calm down It was only a couple of weeks ago people were saying how pony he was.

New Manager bounce gone already

Main story in all the papers

As a snowman

Full context https://talksport.com/football/2360272/crystal-palace-odsonne-edouard-oliver-glasner-leicester/amp/

Van Nistelrooy set to raid Man Utd for wonderkid with ‘freakish’ training stats as he targets Leicester loan transfer The player has been tipped to emulate Mainoo Alex Smith, Sports Reporter Updated: 13:39, 6 Dec 2024 RUUD VAN NISTELROOY is set to raid his former club Manchester United to improve his Leicester City squad. The Dutchman made a dream start to life at the King Power by leading the Foxes to a 3-1 win over West Ham on Tuesday night. SunSport has learned the ex-Man Utd interim is planning to use his contacts at Old Trafford to sign starlet Toby Collyer. Van Nistelrooy is set to make a loan bid for the 20-year-old midfielder. The new Leicester boss believes he could be a key asset in their battle to avoid the drop. He worked closely with Collyer during his time as assistant to Erik ten Hag. The highly-rated youngster has produced "freakish" running stats in training that can only be bettered by Bruno Fernandes. United have no interest in selling Collyer, who joined the club's academy two years ago from Brighton. But they could be open-minded to a loan move, especially to a manager who they know will give him opportunities in the first-team. FOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS Collyer made his senior debut in the Community Shield defeat to Manchester City in August. He has since featured twice, including as half-time sub for Casemiro as United were beaten 3-0 by Liverpool in the Premier League. Pundit Steve Sidwell has tipped Collyer to be a "shining star just like Kobbie Mainoo".

Look back at Vardys goals from that season and the following season. There are many instances of playing off the shoulder and runs from deep. The article clearly views Leicester as one of the leading counter attacking teams at the time of writing under Rodgers. Daka played in that team 23 times in the first year in the league, and 30 times the second season so how has he clearly never been played to his strengths?

From Breaking the lines “To conclude, Leicester City are a flexible team that look to set up according to their opponents, with their main strength being counter-attacks. Under Brendan Rodgers, they have become one of the best teams in Europe at practicing this counter-attacking approach. I hope he improves and does well, but let’s not pretend he has never been played to his strengths

Hopefully that remains the case at the end, but logically if you keep letting a team attack/create. Sooner or later it’s going to cost you.