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If we actually play Iheanacho and try to score goals, he wont be wasted. It's probably the case where nobody knew how we would play so we just thought we'd buy Iheanacho in case we're good.

Posted

bit of positivity lads! I think we'll gun them down tonight 2-0 or 3-0!

 

Apart from the Bournemouth and Huddersfield games where we were poor (but still got a point i might add) and the United game where we were never in it. I think we've played ok so far and been unlucky. I think Silva training with the lads the last week will have given them a boost and I think we'll be up for it tonight.

Posted

The last 6 meetings between LCFC and WBA have produced 19 goals. Over 3 goals per game.

Posted
2 hours ago, MattP said:

Could be total bollocks but I was talking to someone who works at the club yesterday and he claimed the coaching staff can't believe how dopey and incapable Iheanacho is, said he is totally in his own World and looks out his depth on the training pitch most of the time.

 

I'm not looking forward to this game at all, it's going to be scrappy, windy and a game that could be terrible, we have got to fight like hell and I'm not sure this current group is prepared to do that.

 

I think we could have our lowest home attendance for a while, not sold out, on television and I know about 7-8 season ticket holders personally who can't be bothered to make the effort. :(

Most young premier league footballers who have millions of pounds that they don't know what to do with come across as brain dead and dopey.

 

Iheanacho has only just turned 21, I'm sure he'll grow up in a few years. Hopefully much quicker than that :P

Posted

I'm really, REALLY struggling to come up with reasons to actually use my ST and head down there tonight.

 

Feeling much more inclined to watch it at home again and have a good old whinge on FT. 

Posted
3 minutes ago, lifted*fox said:

I'm really, REALLY struggling to come up with reasons to actually use my ST and head down there tonight.

 

Feeling much more inclined to watch it at home again and have a good old whinge on FT. 

Join us for the forum meltdown

 

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Just now, lgfualol said:

Join us for the forum meltdown

 

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Maybe I'm actually a little worried about missing the meltdown tbh. It'll be more entertaining than the game. I can also partake in the meltdown whilst in my dressing gown which is very favourable. 

 

The sky outside is some weird yellow/grey colour and it isn't helping my enthusiasm.

Posted
8 minutes ago, lifted*fox said:

I'm really, REALLY struggling to come up with reasons to actually use my ST and head down there tonight.

 

Feeling much more inclined to watch it at home again and have a good old whinge on FT. 

Call yourself a supporter? I travel from Birmingham for EVERY home game come rain or shine regardless of who we play 

Posted
8 minutes ago, lifted*fox said:

I'm really, REALLY struggling to come up with reasons to actually use my ST and head down there tonight.

 

Feeling much more inclined to watch it at home again and have a good old whinge on FT. 

There will only be me down there by the sound of it.

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There are murmurings on their forum that Ben Foster has done his knee and they might be stuck with Boaz Myhill in goal.

 

Their reactions were pretty similar to ours when Schmeichel got injured in the great escape season and we ended up with Schwarzer in goal.

 

The script is written- we do sod all for 75 minutes, go 1-0 down from a set piece before finally attacking them, looking good and creating chances, but are denied by an inspired Boaz Myhill as he winds back the years with a couple of fine saves.

Posted
17 minutes ago, Buce said:

 

0 - 2 defeat.

 

FT in full meltdown by half time.

I predict a meltdown when the team's announced

Posted
3 minutes ago, Ted Maul said:

There are murmurings on their forum that Ben Foster has done his knee and they might be stuck with Boaz Myhill in goal.

 

tbh, they could put a ****ing watermelon in goal and it wouldn't matter because with our recent shot attempt numbers we probably won't even stick one close to the goal let alone IN IT. 

 

 

Posted
8 minutes ago, NotTheMarketLeader said:

Mahrez has been playing constantly except for the Bournemouth game?

 

I agree the other two.

Yeah I included him in the short list more I think because personally was calling for Mahrez to be dropped but after seeing the Bournemouth game realise we have little without him, even when he’s shit he has to play :)  

Posted
16 minutes ago, lifted*fox said:

I'm really, REALLY struggling to come up with reasons to actually use my ST and head down there tonight.

 

Feeling much more inclined to watch it at home again and have a good old whinge on FT. 

Because you are a Leicester support and they need your support? 

Posted
3 minutes ago, lifted*fox said:

 

tbh, they could put a ****ing watermelon in goal and it wouldn't matter because with our recent shot attempt numbers we probably won't even stick one close to the goal let alone IN IT. 

 

 

Pulis could play 3 players tonight and we'll sit back to soak up pressure 

Posted
Just now, lgfualol said:

Pulis could play 3 players tonight and we'll sit back to soak up pressure 

 

we'll probably sit so far back the team will still be on the coach in the car park. 

Posted
19 hours ago, Danny Clender said:

True, it just depends if you're bothered with league places at this stage or not. A +1 win takes us higher in the league. :mellow:

A win with anything less than a +1 is called a draw (+0) or a loss (-1 or more)

 

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Posted

In a weird way I'm glad we're down here hoping to scrape points at home against West Brom and arguing with each other about who's to blame for the awfulness of our current situation. It just feels more Leicester. 

Posted
6 minutes ago, MarshallForEngland said:

In a weird way I'm glad we're down here hoping to scrape points at home against West Brom and arguing with each other about who's to blame for the awfulness of our current situation. It just feels more Leicester. 

 

It certainly helps to bring out and nourish the pessimistic side of me. 

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