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Guest Posted 2 December 2017 Posted 2 December 2017 some excellent performances All better than average except maybe Kasper. What has happened to his kicking? and he frightens me when he comes for the ball. well everycross frightens me a little.
UPinCarolina Posted 2 December 2017 Posted 2 December 2017 Mahrez MOTM, for me at least. Harry Maguire also had a tidy match.
Guest ttfn Posted 2 December 2017 Posted 2 December 2017 Schmeichel 6 Simpson 7 Morgan 7 Maguire 7 Chilwell 6 Mahrez 8 Ndidi 6 Iborra 6 Albrighton 7.5 Gray 7.5 Vardy 6
Storming Posted 2 December 2017 Posted 2 December 2017 Good all round performance but as stated above Kaspers kicking and why does he want to punch every cross atm Albrighton MOTM for me another great shift
Loves2spooge Posted 2 December 2017 Posted 2 December 2017 ULLOA 12 he stayed out of the pitch Mahrez's hair 5 he got into the pitch
foxinsox Posted 2 December 2017 Posted 2 December 2017 1 hour ago, Loves2spooge said: ULLOA 12 he stayed out of the pitch Mahrez's hair 5 he got into the pitch I agree, a couple of points off for Mahrez for the hair! ?
Koke Posted 2 December 2017 Posted 2 December 2017 Maguire looking better and better under Puel. Handled Chris Wood with ease and his distribution was brilliant yet again.
Guest the fox Posted 3 December 2017 Posted 3 December 2017 2 hours ago, Koke said: Maguire looking better and better under Puel. Handled Chris Wood with ease and his distribution was brilliant yet again. i think he is the kind of player that plays better when the team is proactive and our defense is less pressured by their attacks all the time. he only has to refine his game and take off those mental lapses
WigstonWanderer Posted 3 December 2017 Posted 3 December 2017 13 hours ago, FIF said: some excellent performances All better than average except maybe Kasper. What has happened to his kicking? and he frightens me when he comes for the ball. well everycross frightens me a little. I think Puel's told him not to hoof it, but it's just made him lose a bit of confidence and become uncertain when kicking out
Adster Posted 3 December 2017 Posted 3 December 2017 Danny Simpson - 11. He was getting into attacking positions?!
Chester Dontlie Posted 3 December 2017 Posted 3 December 2017 11 minutes ago, Adster said: Danny Simpson - 11. He was getting into attacking positions?! He was, wasn't he? I've noticed couple games ago, he seems strangely keen to go forward now and even tries an odd cross once or twice per game...with mixed results (to put it mildly) but hey it's Danny 'Ball Scare' Simpson so I call it progress! Has to be the Puel Effect...
foxfanazer Posted 3 December 2017 Posted 3 December 2017 Kasper 7 Simpson 7 Wes 7 Maguire 8 Chilwell 7 Gray 8 Iborra 7 Ndidi 7 Mahrez 8 hair 3 Albrighton 8 Vardy 7
Shanghai Posted 3 December 2017 Posted 3 December 2017 All good as much as Leicester wins 10 for all haha
Outfox the Fox Posted 3 December 2017 Posted 3 December 2017 6 hours ago, foxfanazer said: Kasper 7 Simpson 7 Wes 7 Maguire 8 Chilwell 7 Gray 8 Iborra 7 Ndidi 7 Mahrez 8 hair 3 Albrighton 8 Vardy 7 Agree with all those ratings, other than Schmeichel. I would have given him a 7, but have to go for a 6 for his constant punching and poor kicks. Albrighton MotM again.
Dickov22 Posted 4 December 2017 Posted 4 December 2017 On 02/12/2017 at 22:02, Koke said: Maguire looking better and better under Puel. Handled Chris Wood with ease and his distribution was brilliant yet again. Maguire’s best game for us but Wood is still useless
biggs Posted 5 December 2017 Posted 5 December 2017 Watched the game twice and the limited effort Gray put in was his surge to the goal and getting in position for the shot off the post......other than that, and credit to him, gave us the goal, he was a passenger. It's not difficult to see why he's often on the bench when he hides from the ball so much,...maybe it's the position he wasn't used to.....learning I guess and patience is needed but watching the game the second time around, I wonder a little about him.
Bryn Posted 5 December 2017 Posted 5 December 2017 I think one of the reasons Simpson gets forward more is that with a player in behind Vardy linking the play, Iborra and Ndidi can sit deeper in front of the back four, meaning if Simpson goes forward he's got Ndidi to drop in behind him. With our previous 4-4-2 the centre mids pressed higher up the pitch. When they gave the ball away it was often our flat back four against the oppositions 3 or 4 attackers. Of course, when we won the league, Kante would come out of nowhere and win it back.
Guest the fox Posted 6 December 2017 Posted 6 December 2017 20 hours ago, biggs said: Watched the game twice and the limited effort Gray put in was his surge to the goal and getting in position for the shot off the post......other than that, and credit to him, gave us the goal, he was a passenger. It's not difficult to see why he's often on the bench when he hides from the ball so much,...maybe it's the position he wasn't used to.....learning I guess and patience is needed but watching the game the second time around, I wonder a little about him. harsh on gray. imo, he stayed wider to draw an extra midfield and allow riyad to get inside more, and to his credit, it worked. he hit the post once and almost scored on another chance and was decent on defense. i think him being benched instead of riyad vs spurs even though they had pretty much the same game was to let him know which one got the keys the the team. he may look timid and passive but with time he will adjust more to his role (you can also say that he was benched for an extra man in midfield)
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