Jakemoore Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 I can't stop thinking about Vardy potentially matching the record away at Newcastle. I know it sounds ridiculous as I have absolutely no control on it what so ever, but it's actually making me nervous.
KFS Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 The same Daryl Janmaat who he absolutely fvcked when they came to our place last year? We'll see, son.
4ever and ever Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 The day Schlupp plays the number 10 role will be the day hell freezes over. He did for about 20 minutes against watford hahaha. I got very confused at first
Stevosevic Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 He did for about 20 minutes against watford hahaha. I got very confused at first And Palace at Home
gibletmc1992 Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 http://realsport101.com/premier-league-prevviews-predictions-tips-gameweek-13/- good to see we are being backed by most to win against the toon this weekend. It is so nice to go into each weekend's fixtures relatively confident of a good result for the foxes Oh and for Vardy to score!!!
AyewJoking Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 its jeff, he'll probably be in goal at some point throughout the game!
red5 Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 http://realsport101.com/premier-league-prevviews-predictions-tips-gameweek-13/- good to see we are being backed by most to win against the toon this weekend. It is so nice to go into each weekend's fixtures relatively confident of a good result for the foxes Oh and for Vardy to score!!! 3 for and 2 against, not exactly confident is it!
davieG Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 The Premier League have now announced the Match Day officials that will take charge of the game against Newcastle this weekend.Leicester travel to Newcastle on Saturday November 21 for the game at St James' Park and the match carries a 3pm kick off.Referee: Mike JonesLinesmen: D Cann and A NunnFourth Official: M AtkinsonMatch Day referee Jones (Chester) is yet to officiate a Leicester City game this season.He has however already taken in twelve other matches so far in 2015-16 and in those games, across all competitions and football divisions, he has handed out a total of 48 yellow cards and one red card.He was most card happy in the match between Leeds and Sheffield Wednesday on August 22 with a total of six yellows being shown. Six was also the number between Rotherham and Sheffield Wednesday and Crystal Palace and Manchester United in October.Read more: http://www.leicester.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=422254#ixzz3rxRFHV54
martyn Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 Referee: Mike Jones Best make sure we don't take the risk of heading the ball in our own penalty area then.
danny. Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 Read more: http://www.leicester.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=422254#ixzz3rxRFHV54 Some interesting logic on that page, glad we can help the egg-chasers though
kane Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 french national anthem to be played before the start of the match
Rasmic123 Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 french national anthem to be played before the start of the match its becoming a farce now
Jimmy Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 french national anthem to be played before the start of the match at every ground too, this will only end badly as a whole The Premier League have now announced the Match Day officials that will take charge of the game against Newcastle this weekend. Leicester travel to Newcastle on Saturday November 21 for the game at St James' Park and the match carries a 3pm kick off. Referee: Mike Jones Linesmen: D Cann and A Nunn Fourth Official: M Atkinson Match Day referee Jones (Chester) is yet to officiate a Leicester City game this season. He has however already taken in twelve other matches so far in 2015-16 and in those games, across all competitions and football divisions, he has handed out a total of 48 yellow cards and one red card. He was most card happy in the match between Leeds and Sheffield Wednesday on August 22 with a total of six yellows being shown. Six was also the number between Rotherham and Sheffield Wednesday and Crystal Palace and Manchester United in October. Read more: http://www.leicester.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=422254#ixzz3rxRFHV54 he was the ref that gave a penalty for Handball at Anfield last season when Wes got 1 in the face
NewEnglandFox Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 I find solace that Newcastle hate him as much as we do. Already sent off Janmaat this year. http://www.football-lineups.com/referee/280/Games/?fo=0&ft=newcastle
jammie82uk Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 Stat time Newcastle have lost just one of their last eight Premier League clashes with Leicester (W4 D3), although that defeat did come last out: 0-3 at the King Power Stadium last May. At St. James' Park, the Magpies have won each of their last four home Premier League clashes with Leicester, with the the Foxes netting just one goal in total in those games. There have been three players sent off in the last three league meetings between these two sides (Newcastle’s Mike Williamson and Darryl Janmaat last May and Richie Wellens for Leicester in January 2010 in the Championship). Leonardo Ulloa has scored three goals across the Foxes last two meetings with Newcastle in all competitions. The Magpies have kept two Premier League clean sheets in the row. They last went three top-flight games without conceding back in November 2014. Steve McClaren's charges have managed just one goal in total in their last three Premier League fixtures. Claudio Ranieri's side have suffered just one defeat this season in the top-flight, a league-low figure along with Tottenham. The Foxes have scored the highest percentage of second half goals of any team in the Premier League (72%). Giorginio Wijnaldum has scored a league-high four headed goals from just four headers on target in the Premier League this season. Jamie Vardy can equal Ruud van Nistelrooy’s record of scoring in 10 consecutive Premier League appearances (currently on nine).
Thracian Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 Just glad it's a proper football weekend. The International breaks are like a form of purgatory. Even with Vardy involved I've virtually no interest in watching England. Yes, I hope they win but, no, I see nothing served in torturing myself by watching them. I'd rather study a skyscape or even the line of a missing putt.
ARM1968 Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 About time we got a result there. Hopefully it will be this weekend.
Wymsey Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 They're quite decent at set-pieces, our obvious main issue, so being careful at the back would be great.
ealingfox Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 As has been said we are due a result there, and this is probably the first match all season I've been confident of a win. 2 nil to the Toon.
weller54 Posted 19 November 2015 Author Posted 19 November 2015 no way we're winning this imo That's the spirit!
CollinsLCFC Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 What do we reckon Lawro's prediction will be? I reckon 1-0 Newcastle. "Leicester have been great this year but they can't keep on winning and Newcastle have found some form so I fancy them to nick it". Lawros says 2-1 Newcastle
lgfualol Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 2-1 to Newcastle Reckon Vardy will get his goal, we'll just somehow lose. Mitrovic and that player beginning with W to score for them.
ScouseFox Posted 19 November 2015 Posted 19 November 2015 newcastle are so shit lmao, doubt the average chap could name more than 5 of their players
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