kingfox Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Fans still moaning about the heat , it was bloody hot against Sunderland & we dominated them. There was more cloud cover on Saturday & it even started raining. So shove that excuse up your arse.
ImBlue Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Fans still moaning about the heat , it was bloody hot against Sunderland & we dominated them. There was more cloud cover on Saturday & it even started raining. So shove that excuse up your arse. I take it you wasn't there then? I wasn't in the sun and was sweating and even got a spot dizzy myself.
lifted*fox Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Fans still moaning about the heat , it was bloody hot against Sunderland & we dominated them. There was more cloud cover on Saturday & it even started raining. So shove that excuse up your arse. It wasn't just hot mate, it was ****ing muggy as shit out. I played squash at 9am in the morning and didn't stop sweating until the sun went down. It was properly humid out, it was quite clear that both teams were feeling the weather.
kingfox Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 I take it you wasn't there then? I wasn't in the sun and was sweating and even got a spot dizzy myself. I sat in the family stand & to me in terms of weather Sunderland was just as bad. The sun hardly went in that day unlike Saturday, much more cloud cover.
ImBlue Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 I sat in the family stand & to me in terms of weather Sunderland was just as bad. The sun hardly went in that day unlike Saturday, much more cloud cover. It was the lack of breeze that made it different
lifted*fox Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Just because the sun isn't directly out doesn't mean it can't be hotter than when it is. Learn 2 science, bro.
kingfox Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Just because the sun isn't directly out doesn't mean it can't be hotter than when it is. Learn 2 science, bro. Sun was directly on myself, for me weather against Sunderland felt just as bad.
lifted*fox Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Well, it's good to know your performance of sitting in your seat wasn't affected during the Spurs game. You'll go straight into my starting 11 'seat-sitting' team on hot days from now on.
ImBlue Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Well, it's good to know your performance of sitting in your seat wasn't affected during the Spurs game. You'll go straight into my starting 11 'seat-sitting' team on hot days from now on. mugged off..
Corky Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 We flagged in the second half against Sunderland too, the weather played it's part there. Just we had such a control over the game that we didn't have against Spurs.
biggs Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Loved this line from the Spurs forum "we got a point away to the league leaders!"
jammie82uk Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 how can he possibly think the ref is right here Penalty appeal: Riyad Mahrez (Leicester) v Tottenham SCENARIO: Leicester winger Mahrez receives a pass in the penalty box and holds the ball up while being marked closely by Jan Vertonghen. The Tottenham defender, in his attempts to prevent a goalscoring opportunity for Leicester, grabs hold of Mahrez's shirt before making a challenge, bringing down Mahrez. REFEREE DECISION: Martin Atkinson does not award Leicester a penalty and play continues. DERMOT SAYS: I think the referee is actually right to play on. From the referee's view, he sees Mahrez grab hold of Vertonghen's shirt. Without a doubt, Vertonghen has also got a hold of Mahrez's shirt. I think he sees the situation as six of one, half a dozen of the other. Both players are pushing and shoving. In this case, whichever way the referee goes he's going to be wrong. If he gives a free-kick to the defender, he'll then be blamed. With both players at it, the ball is cleared upfield and you're best off continuing play.
ImBlue Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 how can he possibly think the ref is right here Penalty appeal: Riyad Mahrez (Leicester) v Tottenham SCENARIO: Leicester winger Mahrez receives a pass in the penalty box and holds the ball up while being marked closely by Jan Vertonghen. The Tottenham defender, in his attempts to prevent a goalscoring opportunity for Leicester, grabs hold of Mahrez's shirt before making a challenge, bringing down Mahrez. REFEREE DECISION: Martin Atkinson does not award Leicester a penalty and play continues. DERMOT SAYS: I think the referee is actually right to play on. From the referee's view, he sees Mahrez grab hold of Vertonghen's shirt. Without a doubt, Vertonghen has also got a hold of Mahrez's shirt. I think he sees the situation as six of one, half a dozen of the other. Both players are pushing and shoving. In this case, whichever way the referee goes he's going to be wrong. If he gives a free-kick to the defender, he'll then be blamed. With both players at it, the ball is cleared upfield and you're best off continuing play. Complete clown. 6 of 1 half a dozen of the other for shirt pulling (which was here not there as it wasn't really affecting any player) but what about the kick that swept his standing leg?
weller54 Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Arghh... Morgan's header!!!!... Really should have scored!!!!
Wymsey Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 I actually think Schlupp is better as a winger, though this has been contested in here. He often seems reluctant to tackle, even when the ball is nowhere near the box.
Captain... Posted 25 August 2015 Posted 25 August 2015 how can he possibly think the ref is right here Penalty appeal: Riyad Mahrez (Leicester) v Tottenham SCENARIO: Leicester winger Mahrez receives a pass in the penalty box and holds the ball up while being marked closely by Jan Vertonghen. The Tottenham defender, in his attempts to prevent a goalscoring opportunity for Leicester, grabs hold of Mahrez's shirt before making a challenge, bringing down Mahrez. REFEREE DECISION: Martin Atkinson does not award Leicester a penalty and play continues. DERMOT SAYS: I think the referee is actually right to play on. From the referee's view, he sees Mahrez grab hold of Vertonghen's shirt. Without a doubt, Vertonghen has also got a hold of Mahrez's shirt. I think he sees the situation as six of one, half a dozen of the other. Both players are pushing and shoving. In this case, whichever way the referee goes he's going to be wrong. If he gives a free-kick to the defender, he'll then be blamed. With both players at it, the ball is cleared upfield and you're best off continuing play. It was weird he was just making excuses, how he could just dismiss the kick because the ref was concentrating on the shirt pulling, load of shite. Why he couldn't say it was a tough decision for the ref to make in real time with a lot going on, but with the benefit of slo mo replays you can see a clear foul by Vertongen. Madness to try claim the ref got it right because he was concentrating on the shirt pulling.
Captain... Posted 25 August 2015 Posted 25 August 2015 Sun was directly on myself, for me weather against Sunderland felt just as bad. A little late for this now, but I thought I would share some words of wisdom: It is better to say nothing and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.
ViewFromTheBox Posted 25 August 2015 Posted 25 August 2015 Sorry it's late but I've had internet issues last couple of days. Here's my latest infographic about Leicester! http://lcfcbox.tumblr.com/
kingfox Posted 25 August 2015 Posted 25 August 2015 It is better to say nothing and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. That a song lyric?
fuchsntf Posted 25 August 2015 Posted 25 August 2015 how can he possibly think the ref is right here Penalty appeal: Riyad Mahrez (Leicester) v Tottenham SCENARIO: Leicester winger Mahrez receives a pass in the penalty box and holds the ball up while being marked closely by Jan Vertonghen. The Tottenham defender, in his attempts to prevent a goalscoring opportunity for Leicester, grabs hold of Mahrez's shirt before making a challenge, bringing down Mahrez. REFEREE DECISION: Martin Atkinson does not award Leicester a penalty and play continues. DERMOT SAYS: I think the referee is actually right to play on. From the referee's view, he sees Mahrez grab hold of Vertonghen's shirt. Without a doubt, Vertonghen has also got a hold of Mahrez's shirt. I think he sees the situation as six of one, half a dozen of the other. Both players are pushing and shoving. In this case, whichever way the referee goes he's going to be wrong. If he gives a free-kick to the defender, he'll then be blamed. With both players at it, the ball is cleared upfield and you're best off continuing play. Just shows, the ref was looking at the shirt pulling, not the fact the defender takes Mahrez's leg from under him. They should explain then, the difference between this and City's 1st penalty this season.. What makes fans angry, is 1) the Ref had a clear view, 2) inconsistentcies and fear, yes fear the refs have of giving Penalties 3) IMO, There should be at least 3 pens per side in every game, especially from corners. Refs and their bosses are just not ruling the game.Its amazing how fouling in the penalty area has been totally ignored, and has now become accepted has bog Standard defending.
Silverdaz Posted 25 August 2015 Posted 25 August 2015 Good result Fuchs in for Schlupp though surely. Lazy performance from Jeff and he was AWOL for their goal. I thought apart from the goal Schlupp had a great game just behind Majrez for me as MOTM he is really developing into a class player
Thracian Posted 25 August 2015 Posted 25 August 2015 Schlupp versus Gradel against Bournemouth would be interesting. Gradel would definitely question Schupp's mental awareness, particularly if given a fairly free attacking role, while Schlupp could severely test Gradel's defensive improvement if given license to attack.
TheSomersetFox Posted 25 August 2015 Posted 25 August 2015 Watching motd again, Kingy's chest and pass out to Riyad wow Estebandy Kingbiasso
st albans fox Posted 25 August 2015 Posted 25 August 2015 Schlupp versus Gradel against Bournemouth would be interesting. Gradel would definitely question Schupp's mental awareness, particularly if given a fairly free attacking role, while Schlupp could severely test Gradel's defensive improvement if given license to attack. Gradel plays on RDL's side .......
Thracian Posted 25 August 2015 Posted 25 August 2015 Gradel plays on RDL's side ....... Gradel plays on RDL's side ....... Seemed to have a free role to me - but we'll see.
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