Wasyl on the rampage...

[Milo]

Game plan for the return leg against Seville is sorted - start with the big man and as soon as the whistle goes, he pole-axes Nasri, runs over to Jovetic and decks him and then takes out Correa and Rami On the way off he nuts Sampaoli for good measure. We've got 10 men, they've used their three subs so its 10 against 10...and their manager is in hospital. 

 

Job done 

[Jakemoore]

I'll just text Claudio. 

[MPH]

53 minutes ago, Milo said:

Game plan for the return leg against Seville is sorted - start with the big man and as soon as the whistle goes, he pole-axes Nasri, runs over to Jovetic and decks him and then takes out Correa and Rami On the way off he nuts Sampaoli for good measure. We've got 10 men, they've used their three subs so its 10 against 10...and their manager is in hospital. 

 

Job done 

 

 

No disrespect to the big fella but he'd have to catch them all first...

[Wymsey]

Although changing personnel may prove to be negative at this stage of the season, why not he replaces either Morgan or Huth for a bit?

Huth and Morgan partnership seems quite dire at the moment, and believe Wasilewski can still offer strength and determination despite being a couple of years older.

[Stadt]

Wasilewski is just as bad as Morgan and Huth nowadays, which is a shame.

[st albans fox]

1 hour ago, Milo said:

Game plan for the return leg against Seville is sorted - start with the big man and as soon as the whistle goes, he pole-axes Nasri, runs over to Jovetic and decks him and then takes out Correa and Rami On the way off he nuts Sampaoli for good measure. We've got 10 men, they've used their three subs so its 10 against 10...and their manager is in hospital. 

and that makes it a closer game how ??

 

their ten men will be miles better than ours and will now have a bit more space to expose us in !

 

would be worth the entrance fee but we'll still be out

[Wymsey]

Just now, Wookie said:

Wasilewski is just as bad as Morgan and Huth nowadays, which is a shame.

Was Hernandez really that poor that he had to leave, and offered nothing positively compared to that trio?

[erlee]

every match Morgan is either a liability or commits grave mistakes

[Collymore]

14 minutes ago, MPH said:

 

 

No disrespect to the big fella but he'd have to catch them all first...

You're forgetting...

 

#	Player	Club	Top speed (km/hr)
1	Moussa Sissoko	Newcastle United	35.3
2	Wilfried Zaha	Crystal Palace	35.2
3	Marcin Wasilewski	Leicester City	35.1
4	Stewart Downing	West Ham United	35.1
5	Raheem Sterling	Liverpool	35
6	Eric Dier	Tottenham Hotspur	35
7	Cristian Gamboa	West Brom	35
8	Ross Barkley	Everton	34.9
9	Gabriel Agbonlahor	Aston Villa	34.8
10	Diego Costa	Chelsea	34.7
11	Sergio Aguero	Manchester City	34.7
12	Yun Suk-Young	QPR	34.7
13	Alexis Sanchez	Arsenal	34.6
14	Ahmed Elmohamady	Hull City	34.6
15	Erik Pieters	Stoke City	34.5
16	Connor Wickham	Sunderland	34.5
17	Jefferson Montero	Swansea City	34.5
18	Luke Shaw	Manchester United	34.2
19	Nathaniel Clyne	Southampton	34.2
20	Marvin Sordell	Burnley	34

[Stadt]

4 minutes ago, Wymeswold fox said:

Was Hernandez really that poor that he had to leave, and offered nothing positively compared to that trio?

Hernandez wasn't great in the games he played albeit out of position. I think he wanted to leave as well so there was no point keeping him here. Hernandez is the profile of defender we need but it just wasn't to be unfortunately.

[Stadt]

3 minutes ago, Collymore said:

You're forgetting...

 

#	Player	Club	Top speed (km/hr)
1	Moussa Sissoko	Newcastle United	35.3
2	Wilfried Zaha	Crystal Palace	35.2
3	Marcin Wasilewski	Leicester City	35.1
4	Stewart Downing	West Ham United	35.1
5	Raheem Sterling	Liverpool	35
6	Eric Dier	Tottenham Hotspur	35
7	Cristian Gamboa	West Brom	35
8	Ross Barkley	Everton	34.9
9	Gabriel Agbonlahor	Aston Villa	34.8
10	Diego Costa	Chelsea	34.7
11	Sergio Aguero	Manchester City	34.7
12	Yun Suk-Young	QPR	34.7
13	Alexis Sanchez	Arsenal	34.6
14	Ahmed Elmohamady	Hull City	34.6
15	Erik Pieters	Stoke City	34.5
16	Connor Wickham	Sunderland	34.5
17	Jefferson Montero	Swansea City	34.5
18	Luke Shaw	Manchester United	34.2
19	Nathaniel Clyne	Southampton	34.2
20	Marvin Sordell	Burnley	34

Those stats are always off, they clock the speed of a player going from point to point rather than the speed they're running at.

[Collymore]

1 minute ago, Wookie said:

Those stats are always off, they clock the speed of a player going from point to point rather than the speed they're running at.

You say that to his face!

[Stadt]

2 minutes ago, Collymore said:

You say that to his face!

"Marcin, I don't think you're one of the fastest players in the premier league." 

 

"Ok?"

[MPH]

31 minutes ago, Collymore said:

You're forgetting...

 

#	Player	Club	Top speed (km/hr)
1	Moussa Sissoko	Newcastle United	35.3
2	Wilfried Zaha	Crystal Palace	35.2
3	Marcin Wasilewski	Leicester City	35.1
4	Stewart Downing	West Ham United	35.1
5	Raheem Sterling	Liverpool	35
6	Eric Dier	Tottenham Hotspur	35
7	Cristian Gamboa	West Brom	35
8	Ross Barkley	Everton	34.9
9	Gabriel Agbonlahor	Aston Villa	34.8
10	Diego Costa	Chelsea	34.7
11	Sergio Aguero	Manchester City	34.7
12	Yun Suk-Young	QPR	34.7
13	Alexis Sanchez	Arsenal	34.6
14	Ahmed Elmohamady	Hull City	34.6
15	Erik Pieters	Stoke City	34.5
16	Connor Wickham	Sunderland	34.5
17	Jefferson Montero	Swansea City	34.5
18	Luke Shaw	Manchester United	34.2
19	Nathaniel Clyne	Southampton	34.2
20	Marvin Sordell	Burnley	34

 

 

 

That was elbow speed..

[UPinCarolina]

Always repping for the Foxes.

 

I hope he gets re-engaged, somehow. 

[MrSpaM]

[Stadt]

You can see why he's an Anderlecht legend, he played for us for what 4 years and played probably less than 100 games but we absolutely love him.

[cc_star]

6 hours ago, UPinCarolina said:

Always repping for the Foxes.

 

I hope he gets re-engaged, somehow. 

 

 

Surely the Belgian club our owners bought?

[MPH]

2 hours ago, cc_star said:

 

Surely the Belgian club our owners bought?

 

 

Im filled with dread and pure excitement the idea of Marcin being a manager! I dread to think what he could do the the 4th official or opposition manager...

[Sol thewall Bamba]

What a guy

[MPH]

Love him! (No homo)

[Leeds Fox]

He seems like he loves us and is genuinely proud to have played for us. 

 

I don't think he sees it as us/them (players/fans) either which makes his so likeable. 

 

Anyone remember the two-footed scissor tackle vs Newcastle at St James? How he won the ball I'll never know, timed perfectly but still wrecklessly dangerous. 

[Gary Eatfood]

1 hour ago, Leeds Fox said:

He seems like he loves us and is genuinely proud to have played for us. 

 

I don't think he sees it as us/them (players/fans) either which makes his so likeable. 

 

Anyone remember the two-footed scissor tackle vs Newcastle at St James? How he won the ball I'll never know, timed perfectly but still wrecklessly dangerous. 

That was on Perez during the Greatest Escape when we won 3-0. And it was at the KP.

[NotTheMarketLeader]

On 23/02/2017 at 14:24, Collymore said:

You're forgetting...

 

#	Player	Club	Top speed (km/hr)
1	Moussa Sissoko	Newcastle United	35.3
2	Wilfried Zaha	Crystal Palace	35.2
3	Marcin Wasilewski	Leicester City	35.1
4	Stewart Downing	West Ham United	35.1
5	Raheem Sterling	Liverpool	35
6	Eric Dier	Tottenham Hotspur	35
7	Cristian Gamboa	West Brom	35
8	Ross Barkley	Everton	34.9
9	Gabriel Agbonlahor	Aston Villa	34.8
10	Diego Costa	Chelsea	34.7
11	Sergio Aguero	Manchester City	34.7
12	Yun Suk-Young	QPR	34.7
13	Alexis Sanchez	Arsenal	34.6
14	Ahmed Elmohamady	Hull City	34.6
15	Erik Pieters	Stoke City	34.5
16	Connor Wickham	Sunderland	34.5
17	Jefferson Montero	Swansea City	34.5
18	Luke Shaw	Manchester United	34.2
19	Nathaniel Clyne	Southampton	34.2
20	Marvin Sordell	Burnley	34

This is bullshit.

 

Eric Dier 6th! 

 

Hes a really slow bastard - the table is up side down I think.

[JerryLundegaard]

3 hours ago, Leeds Fox said:

He seems like he loves us and is genuinely proud to have played for us. 

 

I don't think he sees it as us/them (players/fans) either which makes his so likeable. 

 

Anyone remember the two-footed scissor tackle vs Newcastle at St James? How he won the ball I'll never know, timed perfectly but still wrecklessly dangerous. 

It's been posted before but I certainly don't get tired of seeing it, so I assume other people won't!