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Match Ratings : Season Summary (Part 2) - Manager and Team Awards

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Over the course of the 2016-17 season, FoxesTalk visitors have been able to cast votes after each Leicester City fixture. I will post a summary of these over the next few days and they will be in three parts.

Manager

 

Best Managerial Performance : Sevilla (H)

  1. Leicester City 2-0 Sevilla : 9.03 (Craig Shakespeare)
  2. Stoke City 2-2 Leicester City : 8.38 (Claudio Ranieri)
  3. Leicester City 3-1 Liverpool : 8.34 (Craig Shakespeare)
  4. Club Brugge 0-3 Leicester City : 8.24 (Claudio Ranieri)
  5. Leicester City 3-1 Crystal Palace : 8.22 (Claudio Ranieri)

 

Worst Managerial Performance : Southampton (A)

  1. Southampton 3-0 Leicester City : 2.44 (Claudio Ranieri)
  2. FC Porto 5-0 Leicester City : 2.56 (Claudio Ranieri)
  3. Swansea 2-0 Leicester City : 2.69 (Claudio Ranieri)
  4. Millwall 1-0 Leicester City : 2.78 (Claudio Ranieri)
  5. Leicester City 0-3 Chelsea : 3.32 (Claudio Ranieri)

Manager Confidence

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Highest Manager Confidence : Sunderland (H)

  1. 04/04/17 - Leicester City 2-0 Sunderland : 99.43% (Craig Shakespeare)
  2. 14/03/17 - Leicester City 2-0 Sevilla : 99.23% (Craig Shakespeare)
  3. 27/08/17 - Leicester City 2-1 Swansea : 98.96% (Claudio Ranieri)
  4. 18/04/17 - Leicester City 1-1 Athletico Madrid : 98.72% (Craig Shakespeare)
  5. 18/03/17 - West Ham United 2-3 Leicester City : 98.59% (Craig Shakespeare)

 

Lowest Manager Confidence : Millwall (A)

  1. 18/02/17 - Millwall 1-0 Leicester City : 30.85% (Claudio Ranieri)
  2. 31/01/17 - Burnley 1-0 Leicester City : 37.85% (Claudio Ranieri)
  3. 22/01/17 - Southampton 3-0 Leicester City : 46.77% (Claudio Ranieri)
  4. 05/02/17 - Leicester City 0-3 Manchester United : 49.49% (Claudio Ranieri)
  5. 07/12/16 - FC Porto 5-0 Leicester City : 55.61% (Claudio Ranieri)

 

Biggest Confidence Rise : 10/12/16 - Leicester City 4-2 Manchester City : 38.72%

  • Manager confidence rose in 25 games
  • The longest run of consecutive manager confidence increasing was two games, which was on four separate occasion

 

Biggest Confidence Drop : 31/01/17 - Burnley 1-0 Leicester City : -34.43%

  • The longest run of consecutive manager confidence decreasing was three games, which happened on two occasions: Middlesbrough (H), Sunderland (A), FC Porto (A) and Watford (H), Manchester City (A), Tottenham Hotspur (A)
  • These trends were one for Ranieri and one for Shakespeare

Team

 

Best Team Performance : Sevilla (H)

  1. 14/03/17 - Leicester City 2-0 Sevilla : 8.38 (Craig Shakespeare)
  2. 10/12/16 - Leicester City 4-2 Manchester City : 7.63 (Claudio Ranieri)
  3. 17/12/16 - Stoke City 2-2 Leicester City : 7.63 (Claudio Ranieri)
  4. 17/09/16 - Leicester City 3-0 Burnley : 7.50 (Claudio Ranieri)
  5. 27/02/17 - Leicester City 3-1 Liverpool : 7.42 (Craig Shakespeare)
  • Of the 15 games Leicester City managed higher than 7.00, 11 of the fixtures were played at home

 

Worst Team Performance : FC Porto (A)

  1. 07/12/17 - FC Porto 5-0 Leicester City : 3.23 (Claudio Ranieri)
  2. 22/01/17 - Southampton 3-0 Leicester City : 3.38 (Claudio Ranieri)
  3. 12/02/17 - Swansea City 2-0 Leicester City : 3.736 (Claudio Ranieri)
  4. 18/05/17 - Leicester City 1-6 Tottenham Hotspur : 3.737 (Craig Shakespeare)
  5. 05/02/17 - Leicester City 0-3 Manchester United : 3.81 (Claudio Ranieri)

 

Leicester's Premier League Team Performance Table
(Premier League matches only - shows who the best team performances were against in the league over both games played)

  1. Stoke : 7.44
  2. West Ham : 7.05
  3. Manchester City : 7.04
  4. Crystal Palace : 6.59
  5. Arsenal : 6.37
  6. Hull City : 5.96
  7. Liverpool : 5.92
  8. West Brom : 5.9
  9. Burnley : 5.87
  10. Watford : 5.75
  11. Sunderland : 5.59
  12. Swansea City : 5.44
  13. Middlesbrough : 5.41
  14. Tottenham Hotspur : 5.37
  15. Bournemouth : 5.23
  16. Everton : 5.06
  17. Southampton : 4.56
  18. Chelsea : 4.35
  19. Manchester United : 4.22

Leicester's European Team Performance Table

  1. Sevilla : 7.01
  2. Athletico Madrid : 6.93
  3. Club Brugge : 6.88
  4. FC Copenhagen : 6.23
  5. FC Porto : 5.08
Dan

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1 hour ago, UPinCarolina said:

Hard to believe that there were 3 matches worse than Tottenham, but I can understand why.

I said on the night there was. Sometimes when you go all out, you do get sucker punched and we did there, badly. Southampton was one of the worst performances I have ever seen from a Leicester side. It was beyond belief.

Heart-Shaped Fox

Heart-Shaped Fox

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Tottenham we were defensively poor. But for ten odd minutes in second half we battered them it was like Atletico home second half. 

 

But for rest of game we had no proper centre backs on the pitch and got tore a new one. But we did have a go.

 

Swansea and Southampton away were just diabolical performances. Just turned up to surrender in so many games 

Fox92

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10 hours ago, Dan LCFC said:

I said on the night there was. Sometimes when you go all out, you do get sucker punched and we did there, badly. Southampton was one of the worst performances I have ever seen from a Leicester side. It was beyond belief.

Agree. The Swansea game was appalling as well. 

lgfualol

lgfualol

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10 hours ago, Dan LCFC said:

I said on the night there was. Sometimes when you go all out, you do get sucker punched and we did there, badly. Southampton was one of the worst performances I have ever seen from a Leicester side. It was beyond belief.

That period of the season was just a boring depressing blur, I can't even remember the goals or how we played. I just know Southampton were on a losing streak and it was easy for them. 

Dan

Dan

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55 minutes ago, peterborofox said:

Just checked.... Southampton had the fourth worst home record and scored 17 goals at home all season lol

 

Three vs us! lol more shocking when you think about it 

And they had a perfectly good 4th chalked off.

 

How depressing.

UPinCarolina

UPinCarolina

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16 minutes ago, Dan LCFC said:

And they had a perfectly good 4th chalked off.

 

How depressing.

After you mentioned it I went back and clicked through the match thread. What a shitshow.

Wolfox

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42 minutes ago, WigstonWanderer said:

Magnificent piece of work. Thanks for taking the time to put all this together and for the work during the season. It is appreciated.

Quite so...  always enjoy reading these... big respect to @DB11 for compiling

 

seems like a fair summary... although <painful face> I thought Spurs were the best team I'd seen this seaon

 

on balance I preferred last season :rolleyes:

Chico1958

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Great piece of work

 

Didn't get to see Millwall but Swansea for me stands out as the worst performance of the season.

 

As for Spurs I think the Manager was culpable for the result and the manner we got beat

 

Here's hoping for some tidy scores next season, all 5 and above :please:

 

Aus Fox

Aus Fox

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Surprised Boro away wasn't the worst managerial performance, I know we got a point put to go away to one of the worst teams in the league, who could not score if their lives depended on it and set up for a point, was in my opinion disgraceful. Couldn't believe how far we had fallen.

Koke

Koke

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9 hours ago, Aus Fox said:

Surprised Boro away wasn't the worst managerial performance, I know we got a point put to go away to one of the worst teams in the league, who could not score if their lives depended on it and set up for a point, was in my opinion disgraceful. Couldn't believe how far we had fallen.

 

We went to Boro and parked the bus against the lowest scoring team and then afterwards after like it was a good point.

 

Still, Millwall was an abomination. Ranieri said we were underdogs. The reigning champions being classed as underdigs by our manager against a League One team was probably the lowest point under Ranieri.

fuchsntf

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1 hour ago, Koke said:

 

We went to Boro and parked the bus against the lowest scoring team and then afterwards after like it was a good point.

 

Still, Millwall was an abomination. Ranieri said we were underdogs. The reigning champions being classed as underdigs by our manager against a League One team was probably the lowest point under Ranieri.

Yes I have always been one of the fans, that have thrown a protective shroud around the efforts of team and Ranieri this season.

 

But that statement that, great opportunity lost..made me realise, how poor tactically Ranieri.had been.Any trust or belief died that night.He alone killed the ethos and character, where he could of rekindled it..Sad very sad..and frustrating.

 

Last season we had the Man.city moment..This season for opposite reasons we had Millwall.

Melbourne Fuchs

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3 hours ago, Koke said:

 

We went to Boro and parked the bus against the lowest scoring team and then afterwards after like it was a good point.

 

Still, Millwall was an abomination. Ranieri said we were underdogs. The reigning champions being classed as underdigs by our manager against a League One team was probably the lowest point under Ranieri.

 

I knew something wasn't right at the start of the season when he said  our target was forty points. 

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