Carl the Llama Posted 5 March 2016 Posted 5 March 2016 110%, unlike Spurs and Arsenal our players have a history of not bottling when it gets to crunch time, see: Last season; the season before that.
Izzy Posted 5 March 2016 Posted 5 March 2016 60% tops. Still plenty of points to play for and anything can still happen. Someone always comes with a late surge and our luck with injuries can't continue forever. And we've got two tough away games to finish. And, we're Leicester.
Borolad Posted 5 March 2016 Posted 5 March 2016 Hi Boro fan here in peace/respect. Just wanted to say that you broke my heart in 1997....sniffle sniffle However, I'm loving your journey this season so please please go on and actually win it. I love the fact that you're sticking two fingers up to the 'establishment'. If those so called 'Big 5' (and their American chump) don't think you deserve to be in the Champions League, then let them burger off and form their own little 'super league' and see who actually gives a t*ss at the end of the day. Thing is about a league, someone has to finish top and bottom. I truly hope you boys do it. Up the Boro; and up the Leicester !
Bazly Posted 5 March 2016 Posted 5 March 2016 The run in Newcastle - beat them already Crystal Palace - beat them already Southampton - drew with them already Sunderland - beat them already West Ham - beat them already Swansea - beat them already Man U - drew with them already Everton - beat them already Chelsea - beat them already So its P9 W7 D2 L0 Just do the same again and its 100% certain. It'll take 79 points to secure the EPL this season. Leicester are the only team averaging over 2pts a game. All other teams need to average 2.66pts or more to reach that target, way above what any, including Leicester, have achieved this season. Leicester just need to maintain their 2.11pts average. Just carry on and its 100% certain That's why the bookies now have Leicester as the evens favourite and 3 times more likely than Spurs to land the title.
DJ Barry Hammond Posted 5 March 2016 Posted 5 March 2016 Hello. Dan here from 5 live's Daily programme. We're charting the 'belief' of Leicester fans in the run up to the title. Simply post below, out of 110 (because football percentages always go to 110%) how confident you are right now of winning the title where zero is absolutely no hope and 110 is absolutely nailed-on to win it. Post back as often as you like through the ups and downs of the next ten games and we'll chart how fans are feeling until the title is decided. This Monday at 1130 we'll also be speaking to LCFC fans on the show who are keeping a video diary for us of the title run in. All the best Dan Serious question - will you be making a donation to the forum in return for this research?
Chester Dontlie Posted 5 March 2016 Posted 5 March 2016 120% I'm with you mate I know it's silly but I just can't help it!
Mark_w Posted 5 March 2016 Posted 5 March 2016 The run in Newcastle - beat them already Crystal Palace - beat them already Southampton - drew with them already Sunderland - beat them already West Ham - beat them already Swansea - beat them already Man U - drew with them already Everton - beat them already Chelsea - beat them already So its P9 W7 D2 L0 Just do the same again and its 100% certain. It'll take 79 points to secure the EPL this season. Leicester are the only team averaging over 2pts a game. All other teams need to average 2.66pts or more to reach that target, way above what any, including Leicester, have achieved this season. Leicester just need to maintain their 2.11pts average. Just carry on and its 100% certain That's why the bookies now have Leicester as the evens favourite and 3 times more likely than Spurs to land the title. Please don't do this to me.
Bluetintedspecs Posted 5 March 2016 Posted 5 March 2016 It's one game at a time Dan just one game at a time.... Ask the Don and his players!
Jakemoore Posted 5 March 2016 Posted 5 March 2016 85% because I can't see us losing more than two from here on out.
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