Stuliasz Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Vardy Claims Record But Not Man of the Match lcfcratings.wordpress.com Saturday 28 November 2015, 17:30Barclays Premier LeagueKing Power Stadium, Leicester Leicester City 1Vardy 24′ Manchester United 1Schweinsteiger 45′ Total Votes : 246 LCFC Ratings Man of the Match : Christian Fuchs Christian Fuchs : 8.20 Jamie Vardy : 8.10 N'Golo Kanté : 7.40 Riyad Mahrez : 7.28 Wes Morgan : 7.04 Robert Huth : 6.92 Marc Albrighton : 6.80 Danny Simpson : 6.50 Kasper Schmeichel : 6.19 Danny Drinkwater : 6.08 (SUB) Leonardo Ulloa : 5.92 (SUB) Ritchie De Laet : 5.89 Shinji Okazaki : 5.40 (SUB) Jeff Schlupp : 5.15 Team Performance : 6.83 (9/17) Manager Performance : 7.26 (12/17) Opposition Performance : 5.44 (12/17) Officials Performance (Ref: Craig Pawson) : 6.43 (1/17) Overall Manager Confidence : 96.94% (-0.78%)
Guest Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 People thought that was the best refereeing of the season !
UPinCarolina Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 I want to know who the roughly 5.5 - 6 % are who don't have confidence in Claudio at this point in the season.
Captain... Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Mahrez was eye catching, probably couldn't see on the TV the work Albrighton did off the ball. Only had one complaint about the ref and that was not booking Rooney for his dive, otherwise didn't notice him at all.
Captain... Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 I want to know who the roughly 5.5 - 6 % are who don't have confidence in Claudio at this point in the season. They must have misunderstood the question and thought they were saying: Go Claudio! Only logical explanation.
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 I want to know who the roughly 5.5 - 6 % are who don't have confidence in Claudio at this point in the season. Just over 3% but still, yeah I think you've got a handful of trolls who don't mean it, then a select few that will tell you in the 16th century Edgar McWilliam Flannaghan Popplethwaite-McAlridge was by far the best manager in the entire world forever because he finished with us 5th, back when they used a large cannonball instead of a football and the games were mostly held underwater due to irrigation systems that were yet to be invented. There were no substitutions or cards back in them there days, but acts of cowardice were punished by instant hanging. Time or "hang-time" would be added on after full time
NotTheMarketLeader Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Just over 3% but still, yeah I think you've got a handful of trolls who don't mean it, then a select few that will tell you in the 16th century Edgar McWilliam Flannaghan Popplethwaite-McAlridge was by far the best manager in the entire world forever because he finished with us 5th, back when they used a large cannonball instead of a football and the games were mostly held underwater due to irrigation systems that were yet to be invented. There were no substitutions or cards back in them there days, but acts of cowardice were punished by instant hanging. Time or "hang-time" would be added on after full time You might be onto a million dollar idea with this.
Guest Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 mahrez was great Left Simpson doing 2 men's jobs as ever. Vardy was screaming at him at one point when he was sauntering around. He's world class on his day but I do wish he'd make an effort to do a tiny bit of defensive work.
The Horse's Mouth Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 miss the days where Pearson would gain 50% and lose 50% every week
Fox42 Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 miss the days where Pearson would gain 50% and lose 50% every weekThe contrast from Man U home to Burnley home last season
Guest ttfn Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Left Simpson doing 2 men's jobs as ever. Vardy was screaming at him at one point when he was sauntering around. He's world class on his day but I do wish he'd make an effort to do a tiny bit of defensive work. Mahrez and Albrighton made the same number of tackles and ball recoveries. Mahrez made 1 more block and Albrighton 1 more interception. They both put a great shift in defensively.
Guest ttfn Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Why Schlupp so low? Lucky to get 5.15 imo, it means some people thought he was better than average despite his 0 attempted passes in 22 minutes.
Harry - LCFC Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 miss the days where Pearson would gain 50% and lose 50% every week That's made me chuckle. Such silliness
Guest Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Why Schlupp so low? he was real bad. funny bad in fact.
NewEnglandFox Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Why Schlupp so low? Pretty much the only thing he did on his 20 minute cameo was went on a trademark Schlupp run 70 yards down the wing and then gave the ball away on a poor attempt to turn the corner towards goal. Almost ironically, I put him in my starting lineup in the prematch thread because of Schlupp runs and someone replied that he would be a bad idea because he'd end up doing something like that. Kudos to whoever that was.
Guest Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 I want to know who the roughly 5.5 - 6 % are who don't have confidence in Claudio at this point in the season. trolls innit
MooseBreath Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Just over 3% but still, yeah I think you've got a handful of trolls who don't mean it, then a select few that will tell you in the 16th century Edgar McWilliam Flannaghan Popplethwaite-McAlridge was by far the best manager in the entire world forever because he finished with us 5th, back when they used a large cannonball instead of a football and the games were mostly held underwater due to irrigation systems that were yet to be invented. There were no substitutions or cards back in them there days, but acts of cowardice were punished by instant hanging. Time or "hang-time" would be added on after full time I'm sorry but this is ridiculous. Edgar couldn't handle big egos. Jamian McCanbadal Smikkering-Vicklebot was much better.
Nickfosse Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 I'm sorry but this is ridiculous. Edgar couldn't handle big egos. Jamian McCanbadal Smikkering-Vicklebot was much better.Bullsh1t!If we hadn't signed Eduardo Contapomonte from the Venetian Empire we would have been hung, drawn and quartered that season. Eduardo took charge for the last 8 games and you know it. Jamian was fricking clueless by that point!
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Look, anyone pre-1920 is a cut above MON, Nige, Claudio. Let's just agree on that.
Nickfosse Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Look, anyone pre-1920 is a cut above MON, Nige, Claudio. Let's just agree on that. Alright then.
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