bovril Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 2 minutes ago, StriderHiryu said: The kid is young and still learning. Horrendous mistake but fair play he stuck at it and was decent in the end. Indeed(i). Hope he's here for many years.
Kendal Fox Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 YES!!!! Needed this match to go well to be sure, but yes Shakes for the rest of the season at least! Am I right in saying that this is the first time we've won 2 consecutive games this season?
HitchinFox Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 Good win. We never looked in trouble – not even at 0-1. Hull are awful though. Only a miracle can save them if they play like that every week. Good to see we still have the ability to dispatch teams like that without breaking sweat.
EGBFitness Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 1 minute ago, bovril said: Thinking that I wish he hadn't made so many poor decisions this season. I'm pragmatic enough to realise we needed a change, but I'll forever remain a 'Ranieri fan'. The point a lot suggested that he should be given the season no matter what. These performances are only what we seen last season and expect to see, complete contrast to Ranieris last 6/7 games when we never looked like scoring atleast winning.
TheSomersetFox Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 Quite enjoyed the fact that the cameraman couldn't keep up with Riyad for his goal, sent him the wrong way about 3 times
HoustonFox Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 Massive result. Always looked like we would win, even when 0-1 down. That's the biggest difference today. Fantastic!
DelBoy73 Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 I am over the moon, this felt like watching us during last season. Kudos to the owners who had the balls to make the right choice. Craig till the 38th game please.
LanguedocFox Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 3 minutes ago, Kendal Fox said: YES!!!! Needed this match to go well to be sure, but yes Shakes for the rest of the season at least!Am I right in saying that this is the first time we've won 2 consecutive games this season? First time since last April, I believe
The Doctor Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 7 minutes ago, EGBFitness said: Would be interesting to know what all the Ranieri fans are thinking Honestly? Disappointed there wasn't this attitude from the players under him: a couple of weeks ago if we'd gone behind against the run of play the heads would have just plummeted and we'd have at best scraped a 1-0 defeat.
ozleicester Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 Mahrez, never in my life will i see a more skillful player in a Leicester shirt
LanguedocFox Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 I love the fact that we seem to be chasing it, going for the win even when we are behind. It would be fascinating to know what Shakespeare has that Ranieri didn't. But whatever the reason, he has to have the job at least until the end of the season. Well, him or Neil Walnutt.
Charl91 Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 Just now, LanguedocFox said: I love the fact that we seem to be chasing it, going for the win even when we are behind. It would be fascinating to know what Shakespeare has that Ranieri didn't. But whatever the reason, he has to have the job at least until the end of the season. Well, him or Neil Walnutt. The respect of the players.
Vacamion Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 People slagging Ndidi, he made one stray pass three quarters of the way up the pitch from which Hull scored on the break, surrounded by City players and utterly against the run of play. Other than that, he won headers and tackles and made a couple of surging runs and intelligent passes. He was not as awful as the fickle types slagging him off in the match thread would have you believe. Should start against Seville.
StriderHiryu Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 9 minutes ago, HoustonFox said: Massive result. Always looked like we would win, even when 0-1 down. That's the biggest difference today. Fantastic! Totally agree! The positivity is back. Results are always a bonus, performance and attitude is the thing that's important to me. We are back to playing like the Leicester we know and I Iove it!
HoustonFox Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 1 minute ago, The Doctor said: Honestly? Disappointed there wasn't this attitude from the players under him: a couple of weeks ago if we'd gone behind against the run of play the heads would have just plummeted and we'd have at best scraped a 1-0 defeat. Not just about effort, we're playing with cohesion and keeping it on the deck. Anyway, we can we move on from what ifs now and just back Shakey and the team and enjoy the wins?
possiblygeorge Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 West ham away, Stoke home, Sunderland home. Very, very possible we could get 3 more 3-1 wins hahaSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Jonezy Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 A bit too much Ranieri ball in the 2nd half, but it worked and I am just relieved. First half was really good and I enjoy, that we actually are creating chances again.
Chico1958 Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 8 minutes ago, bovril said: Thinking that I wish he hadn't made so many poor decisions this season. I'm pragmatic enough to realise we needed a change, but I'll forever remain a 'Ranieri fan'. Me to, and Grateful............... and it's nice to be happy as well
ZeGuy Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 1 minute ago, Vacamion said: People slagging Ndidi, he made one stray pass three quarters of the way up the pitch from which Hull scored on the break, surrounded by City players and utterly against the run of play. Other than that, he won headers and tackles and made a couple of surging runs and intelligent passes. He was not as awful as the fickle types slagging him off in the match thread would have you believe. Should start against Seville. Ndidi is a starter. That's a no-brainer.
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 Little worried it could be a long afternoon at 0-1. Dominated all game and deserved to Score three and win Wish we could get a clean sheet though. Hard for motm. Fuchs drastically has improved thought. Feck off Roy Hodgson
49er Posted 4 March 2017 Posted 4 March 2017 1 minute ago, Vacamion said: People slagging Ndidi, he made one stray pass three quarters of the way up the pitch from which Hull scored on the break, surrounded by City players and utterly against the run of play. Other than that, he won headers and tackles and made a couple of surging runs and intelligent passes. He was not as awful as the fickle types slagging him off in the match thread would have you believe. Should start against Seville. He had an assist in the third goal. Not as impressive as he was against Liverpool, but he's a special talent
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