Haydos Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 Don't be stupid. £5k on one bet is a lot of money for everyone who frequents a LCFC web forum. Gambling is an addiction worse than cigarettes and alcohol. If you haven't lived in a family with a gambler then perhaps listen to those who have before you make stupid statements. Gamblers think they're going to win on every bet they make or why would they do it? Which Prophet are you talking about Mohammed. Perhaps try not to stalk me and talk about things you know about. Religion for example. I don't think you know anything about professional gambling
Les-TA-Jon Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 I really don't understand how the majority of people are coming to the conclusion that we're nailed on for a win in this game - or that it'll be easy. Yes we're in good form and they're not - but I'd take a point right now.
Guest Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 I don't think you know anything about professional gambling I don't think you understand how bookmaking works. We're not talking about "professional" gambling.
Haydos Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 I don't think you understand how bookmaking works. We're not talking about "professional" gambling. Okay then, educated gamblers. Either way, "gambler's think they're going to win every bet" is a stupid in mostly incorrect statement.
iancognito Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 How can a team playing for a European place be easier than a relegated side? Think back to Dull's game last week. I think Hull will find it more difficult against Burnley than they did against Liverpool. Europa League isn't a massive thing for the players to go after so whilst they're supposedly better players there's more at stake for the ones fighting it out at the bottom.
weller54 Posted 5 May 2015 Author Posted 5 May 2015 Think back to Dull's game last week. I think Hull will find it more difficult against Burnley than they did against Liverpool. Europa League isn't a massive thing for the players to go after so whilst they're supposedly better players there's more at stake for the ones fighting it out at the bottom. Totally agree... Fancy Burnley getting at least a draw!
Jiggers the Fox Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 Referee for this is Roger East. Previously officiated us this season away at QPR, last season away at Watford and Man City in the cup.
iancognito Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 There's not much optimism on their forum. Here's a selection from a couple of pages of their 'build-up' thread Unavailable this weekend: Forster, Schneiderlin, JWP, Rodriguez, Tadic, Mayuka, Mane? (left the last game with an injury) I said that I thought we'd get tonked, and 24 hours on I still feel the same unfortunately. I can see Nugent scoring, just to really hack me off, hate to say it but worse defeat of the season, 4 - 0 Leicester. Dreading it! one point from a possible fifteen from our last five aways,not goodhopefully we get something from this one but feel the momentum is with Leicester Leicester is in such good form that we have lost already 1-3 ... can't see the lads being able to muster the fight to overcome what has been a good Leicester side for quite sometime 2-0 Leicester, sadly. I'm going to optimistically predict that Saints will reward my efforts this season by only losing 1-0 I personally can't see see us winning another game this season. Leicester are rolling and we, well, we seem to have thrown in the towel for the season Would be nice to see us turn up and compete, but Leicester will want this far more than us, which is disappointing. It's been a pretty lame end to a good season
weller54 Posted 5 May 2015 Author Posted 5 May 2015 There's not much optimism on their forum. Here's a selection from a couple of pages of their 'build-up' thread Their not the same team as earlier in the season when we lost 2-0... We'll beat them by that same scoreline!
Stuntman_Mike Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 It will be a similar game to Swansea at home were we need to really up the tempo and not let them play their game or give them chance to settle. We should be boosted by the fact Sunderland is the early kick off too. Whatever the outcome of that game there will be an added boost from an already lively KP of late.
cc_star Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 There's not much optimism on their forum. Here's a selection from a couple of pages of their 'build-up' thread A different class, but Chelsea fans felt the same too. They're an excellent team - Even without those players they have enough ability to beat us. However, work-rate, effort & chasing every single ball has a lot to do with the result, especially now we've found a system that suits the tools at our disposal
Narborough_fox Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 So by the sounds of it they're without Forster, Schneiderlin, JWP, Rodriguez, Tadic and possibly Mane. They've only got 1 point from their last 15 available on the road and they've just lost to a fellow relegation rival away from home by giving away their first penalties of the season. Would be so Leicester to lose this. Mind you I said the same against Newcastle...
st albans fox Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 Pressure. QPR could go horribly wrong if it is down to that day. QPR have a good bunch of players that, if playing in other teams, would do well. Once they are relegated they are going to want to put their names in the shop window. Southampton will be under pressure to preform, they are off form, 1st choice goal keeper is out and a few other key midfielders also. Think it will be a tough game against Southampton but it could also be a game we could win. But at their best, Southampton will beat us. Lets hope they aren't at their best & it's a similar performance for them as it was at Sunderland on Saturday. Absolutely gutted they got turned over by Sunderland and if they beat us, it will be a team I no longer like as they would have royally fvcked us up! QPR could be a pressure game but then it could be a celebration fixture. We have no idea at the moment. As it currently stands, Southampton is a known entity and therefore a more difficult challenge. If we can play with the same intensity as the last month has seen, we should win it. Would be pretty amazing to keep the mental fortitude going for a seventh game.
funguseater Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 Hey.....you do all realise this is a must win game..... Seriously, a Sunderland loss earlier in the day would take some pressure off...
biggs Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 Another do or die game.....full effort and belief from every Leicester player right through the final whistle.
Guest Col city fan Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 I remain confident. I think we'll secure another win on Saturday.
Izzy Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 almost a must win game. Could be by the time we kick off. Definitely the most important game of the season. Apart from the last six games and the two after it
Izzy Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 Hey.....you do all realise this is a must win game..... Seriously, a Sunderland loss earlier in the day would take some pressure off... If I had a pound for every time this season I've heard a game is a 'must win' on this forum, I'd be......
Sunbury Fox Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 I remain confident. I think we'll secure another win on Saturday. I know you get some stick on here but you've generally called things right. This makes me feel happier but there's no doubting this will be tough. Attack, attack, attack again. Nuge in for Mahrez if he's fit, otherwise unchanged.
HighPeakFox Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 If I had a pound for every time this season I've heard a game is a 'must win' on this forum, I'd be...... About a tenner better off?
Sunbury Fox Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 Would take a draw if Sunderland lose. No way. We need to be at least 3 points above Sunderland before we go there.
Izzy Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 If I had a pound for every time this season I've heard a game is a 'must win' on this forum, I'd be...... About a tenner better off? A Millionaire, Rodney.
ousefox Posted 5 May 2015 Posted 5 May 2015 No way. We need to be at least 3 points above Sunderland before we go there. I can't see them getting a point at Arsenal, which would mean if my maths is correct, worse case scenario is going into QPR needing a draw.
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