Crazy Stat Time!

[1972 Fox]

6 hours ago, UpTheLeagueFox said:

 

 

Respect to Rodgers for his points haul but King Claudio won the League. Maybe, just maybe BR can do the same. 

[Hollyfox]

4 hours ago, Les-TA-Jon said:

5 years ago today we beat Chelsea 2-1 at home and sent Mourinho packing.

 

Leicester's 25 matches running up to and including that game: 

 

W 17

D 6

L 2

 

Leicester's 24 matches before that:

 

W 2

D 5

L 17

 

The biggest ever turn around in form in PL? 

That is feckin incredible 💙💙

[foxile5]

1 hour ago, Blue Fox 72 said:

Respect to Rodgers for his points haul but King Claudio won the League. Maybe, just maybe BR can do the same. 

Look at Rodgers goal difference

That is phenomenal. 

[Guest ttfn]

We’ve not come back from 2 goals down to get a result since December 2016.

Edited 16 December 2020 by ttfn

[Les-TA-Jon]

34 minutes ago, ttfn said:

We’ve not come back from 2 goals down to get a result since December 2016.

A result or a win? 

[goody2028]

35 minutes ago, ttfn said:

We’ve not come back from 2 goals down to get a result since December 2016.

Stoke away? 

[davieG]

A loss to Everton means that’s four defeats at the King Power Stadium for City in the Premier League this season, the same number they made in the whole of last season.

And last term, those losses came against Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, and Southampton, with three of those four teams finishing inside the top four.

It would be a real turn-up if three of Aston Villa, West Ham, Fulham and Everton finished in the top four this season.

 

The loss also extended Brendan Rodgers’ personal defeat streak to Carlo Ancelotti. They’ve now gone head-to-head four times, with Ancelotti triumphing on each occasion, twice for Real Madrid against Liverpool, and now twice for the Toffees over City.

[StanSP]

One that doesn't really effect us but does involve us. 

 

Man Utd equalled the record last night - matching Spurs in 1960 - for scoring 2+ goals in 10 consecutive away matches. 

 

Fittingly, Man Utd's next away game is against us

 

[foxile5]

3 hours ago, StanSP said:

One that doesn't really effect us but does involve us. 

 

Man Utd equalled the record last night - matching Spurs in 1960 - for scoring 2+ goals in 10 consecutive away matches. 

 

Fittingly, Man Utd's next away game is against us

 

Finally. A record that won't be broken against us. 

 

Only furthered. 

[Rain King]

[Ian Nacho]

Chat shit get banged. 

7 minutes ago, Rain King said:

 

[Cincinnati Fox]

Bale on

[HighPeakFox]

Just now, Peckfortonfox said:

Bale on

Wrong thread, methinks...

[urban.spaceman]

This is the first time since 1884 that we've not conceded a goal to Harry Kane.

[urban.spaceman]

 

[StanSP]

First time Rodgers has beaten a Mourinhos side. 

[HighPeakFox]

12 minutes ago, StanSP said:

First time Rodgers has beaten a Mourinhos side. 

The ever-obliging BR....yet another first for him  

[urban.spaceman]

3 hours ago, StanSP said:

First time Rodgers has beaten a Mourinhos side. 

So far season he’s beaten Guardiola, Mourinho, Bielsa, Arteta and Nuno. Some achievement. 

 

Sadly this season he’s also lost to Dean Smith, Scott Parker and David ****ing Moyes.

 

Allardyce:

[davieG]

Rank all of the players in the Premier League by points per game this season and there is perhaps a surprising name at the top. Yes, it’s Albrighton.

The City winger/wing-back is averaging 2.67 points per game this campaign, having won eight and lost one of the nine Premier League games he has featured in. When he hasn’t played, City have won one and lost four.

There are two other City players inside the top 10. Wilfred Ndidi is currently third, behind John Stones, on 2.5 points per game, while Dennis Praet is tied ninth on 2.25 points per game with Trent Alexander-Arnold, Fabinho and Ilkay Gundogan.

[Hitesh]

The 2-2 draw against United are our first points since moving to Seagrave

[Corky]

Vardy has "assisted" own goals in successive matches.

[davieG]

Vardy trails Harvey Barnes in the open-play goal standings.

While Vardy tops City’s scoring with 13 in all competitions, seven of those have come from the penalty spot. With Barnes’ rasping shot in the first half adding a seventh to his tally, he has, perhaps surprisingly, scored more often from open play than City’s talisman.

Barnes’ seventh of the campaign also means he has equalled his number of goals from last season in half the time. It took him 42 games to reach that total last term, while he’s only played 20 matches so far in 2020-21

[Carl the Llama]

 

[StanSP]

Don't draw a game all season, then draw 2 in a row. 

 

It's like 15/16 where we scored in every game until playing Liverpool, Man City and Bournemouth then drew blanks. Drew with Man Utd at home that season, involved in a 2-5 result in our final game in September, beat a side at home 4-2, beat Spurs away, scored 3 at West Brom, beat Man City away...

 

So basically we'll win the league again

[UpTheLeagueFox]

Brendan Rodgers has the best win percentage (all competitions) of any permanent Leicester manager.

He has the best win percentage for league games - and all have been top flight matches. (Pearson, who is close behind, benefits from seasons in L1/Championship)