I LOVE CLAUDIO.

[Wymsey]

Ranieri shows to Pearson that it's VERY important to pick the RIGHT players to bring both on and off in these type of games.

[davieG]

He's  upset Mr  Pardew. 

 

Pardew

 

Leicester City defeated Crystal Palace 1-0 at the King Power Stadium on Saturday, with Claudio Ranieri getting under Alan Pardew's skin.

Alan Pardew has criticised the conduct of Claudio Ranieri during Leicester City's 1-0 defeat of Crystal Palace and warned the Italian that his behaviour will be remembered ahead of their next encounter.

Jamie Vardy's second-half goal after a costly error by Brede Hangeland proved decisive, the England striker becoming only the fifth home-grown player to score in seven successive Premier League matches.

But it was the touchline conduct of Leicester manager Ranieri which drew much of the focus from Pardew after the match.

He told Sky Sports News: "I thought [Ranieri] was goading our players and he didn't shake my hand at full-time, which is disappointing. 

"But it's a long game and they've got to come to our place and we'll remember that."

Pardew was generally content with the performance of his team and commended their discipline and effort, but ultimately he accepted that Hangeland's error proved decisive.

"I felt we were disciplined and organised; the emphasis was on the home team," he said in his post-match media conference. 

"We were comfortable - they only had a few fleeting chances. On our side we didn't really have the creativity in the final third that would open them up. 

"We lacked that little bit. In the second half the mistake opened the goal up when they scored. We pushed and pushed but couldn't find a way.

"Our effort and commitment can never be faulted and that was there again today. We need a little bit of flair, a moment. We didn't really create any today."

Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/au/news/we-will-remember-ranieris-goading-warns-pardew#TuE3R7fYmmYfr129.99

[foxfanazer]

Ranieri shows to Pearson that it's VERY important to pick the RIGHT players to bring both on and off in these type of games.

Another needless sly dig

[lifted*fox]

I was a big fan of Pearson and his attitude and media nonchalantness didn't really bother me, but I have to say - Claudio has stolen my heart. 

 

I love the guy. He's proving to be a superb tactician, a good-humoured, witty fellow and that sits very well with me. 

 

Long may his success continue. I never want this era to end - these players, the manager, the fans - we're all in unison and it's a wonderful time to be supporting this club. 

 

[Saxondale]

He's  upset Mr  Pardew. 

 

Pardew

 

Leicester City defeated Crystal Palace 1-0 at the King Power Stadium on Saturday, with Claudio Ranieri getting under Alan Pardew's skin.

Alan Pardew has criticised the conduct of Claudio Ranieri during Leicester City's 1-0 defeat of Crystal Palace and warned the Italian that his behaviour will be remembered ahead of their next encounter.

Jamie Vardy's second-half goal after a costly error by Brede Hangeland proved decisive, the England striker becoming only the fifth home-grown player to score in seven successive Premier League matches.

But it was the touchline conduct of Leicester manager Ranieri which drew much of the focus from Pardew after the match.

He told Sky Sports News: "I thought [Ranieri] was goading our players and he didn't shake my hand at full-time, which is disappointing. 

"But it's a long game and they've got to come to our place and we'll remember that."

Pardew was generally content with the performance of his team and commended their discipline and effort, but ultimately he accepted that Hangeland's error proved decisive.

"I felt we were disciplined and organised; the emphasis was on the home team," he said in his post-match media conference. 

"We were comfortable - they only had a few fleeting chances. On our side we didn't really have the creativity in the final third that would open them up. 

"We lacked that little bit. In the second half the mistake opened the goal up when they scored. We pushed and pushed but couldn't find a way.

"Our effort and commitment can never be faulted and that was there again today. We need a little bit of flair, a moment. We didn't really create any today."

Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/au/news/we-will-remember-ranieris-goading-warns-pardew#TuE3R7fYmmYfr129.99[/size]

Waaaaaaaagh! Waaaaaaaaagh!

[lifted*fox]

Leicester City defeated Crystal Palace 1-0 at the King Power Stadium on Saturday, with Claudio Ranieri getting under Alan Pardew's skin.

 

A shame really, because I quite like Pardew - I think he's a good manager, tactically good and I quite like his persona as well. 

 

He shouldn't be such a ****ing sore loser though - his players were cheating, diving and generally didn't help themselves. No need for sour-grapes, Alan. 

[Richard]

Disappointing if Claudio didn't shake hands

[Always Next Year]

Don't Cry Pardew Don't Cry

 

Throwing his teddy out of his pram yet again over everything go against them.
Had a rant, and then said they have to come to our place and we will remember today.


You do that Alan, hope we stuff you again, such a child.

[foxfanazer]

Cwying

[Countryfox]

Disappointing if Claudio didn't shake hands

 

Do we know why ??

[filbertstreet]

Do we know why ??

pardew's so slimy and claudio didn't have any gloves

[ithuriel]

Pardew looked like he went to grab Dyer after Dyer knocked him slightly after stumbling into their technical area, looks like a few words might have been exchanged, Pardew just being a sore loser.

[Countryfox]

pardew's so slimy and claudio didn't have any gloves

 

Well i hope the boy Lineker mentions that on MoTD.    

[Guest]

I'd happily give him a nosh. Long live DON CLAUDIO.

[Dan]

I'm won over. Good work Leicester.

[leftbackinthechangingroom]

Pardew in being a cry baby shocker...

[Sir Shep]

Yes, we should win by 2 goals me old fruit Pardew!

[TJB-fox]

Ranieri has said he was too consumed in the game and his players and totally forgot. Apologised several times and invited Pardew for a 'cup of win'!

Basically this non-story gave Pardew a way out in the post match conference. Instead of telling everyone how toothless Palace were he tried to drag Ranieri into a war of words. 1 goal from open play in 6 games for Palace.

[Steve_Guppy_Left_Foot]

Yeah fvck Pardew.

[BigMicky]

Hopefully the west stand had a nice little buzz in their hearts, and some hairs sticking up on their necks, which could result in the miserable bastards having that sort of reaction in the future

Bore off armchair.

[Bluetintedspecs]

Do we know why ??

Guessing it's because Par dew had a mardy ars ed strop!

[GloverFox]

I just totally love the passion Claudio exudes, he demands the team fight for themselves and us fans ... he really is the real deal, so very pleased he chose to bring his passion for the game to Leicester City .... Top guy

[weller54]

Bet Mcarthur felt a bit safer today compared with last season?

[Jam]

Given Pardew's numerous past indiscretions. I won't take his word until I hear confirmation. Ranieri has proven to be nothing but trustworthy and professional so far.

[EdMartinez]

I'm a life long Chelsea fan but am following Leicester this season because you have Ranieri as manager. He was our best manager ever in my opinion.  While at Chelsea we never finished lower than sixth under Ranieri in four seasons. Remember  he came to Chelsea when we were skint.  In his last season with Chelsea we came 2nd and reached the quarter finals of the Champions League before being sacked.  We cried on the terraces on Stanford Bridge at that last home game; we loved him so much.