RoboFox Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 Fraudsters are reportedly selling fake tickets for this to desperate fans wanting to go to the match. Saddens me.
Ric Flair Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 9 minutes ago, filbertway said: Would love to see Iborra come in for Ndidi for this one. Ndidi has picked his form up the last two games.
rachhere Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 8 minutes ago, RoboFox said: Fraudsters are reportedly selling fake tickets for this to desperate fans wanting to go to the match. Saddens me. These things shouldn't shock me anymore, but they still do.
filbertway Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 Just now, Ric Flair said: Ndidi has picked his form up the last two games. Didn't see the Cardiff game to be fair, so can't comment on that. I just think we'll need someone who's capable of high quality passing considering the way Burnley play.
leicesterseddon Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 29 minutes ago, weller54 said: Madders hasn't been great just lately though.. This could be a blessing in disguise? I was thinking this as well. Also Puel still seems reluctant to see him as a 90-min player, so in reality we're only 'losing' him for an hour or so. Could be a good opportunity for Gray to step up, I've been a bit disappointed in him so far this season... 1
rachhere Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 I would go for: Kasper Ricardo Wes Evans Chilwell Albrighton Mendy Ndidi Gray Nacho-man Vardy If we need an attacking boost towards the end of the game, I would be interested in seeing Ghezzal coming on for Nacho, Simpson for Albrighton (moving Ricardo forward) and Silva for Mendy. Alternatively if we are comfortable by that stage Iborra has definitely earned his place lately. 3
urban.spaceman Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 Chris Wood expecting an emotional return to Leicester City The Burnley striker returns to his old club on Saturday - the first game at the King Power Stadium since Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was killed in a tragic helicopter crash The Burnley striker returns to his old club on Saturday - the first game at the King Power Stadium since Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was killed in a tragic helicopter crash Former Leicester City striker Chris Wood is expecting a day "filled with emotion" when he and his Burnley team-mates travel to the King Power Stadium on Saturday. The Clarets are the opposition for Leicester's first home match since the tragic helicopter crash two weeks ago that killed owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha and four other people on board. Wood spent two years at Leicester between 2013 and 2015, and he said: "It's going to be a day filled with emotion. "Khun Vichai was a great, respected person both at the club and in Leicester in general. There's going to be a lot of emotion around the game, so we're going to have to deal with that, pay our respects but then we have to be ready. "It definitely hit me. He was a man who talked to everybody, he got to know everybody and he was a proper family man. He'd do anything for you. It did hit home, someone so close, so it will be nice to pay my respects when I'm there." Manager Sean Dyche and his coaching staff attended Leicester's game against West Ham but left before the accident occurred. Dyche said: "All we've done is made the players aware we'll do everything we can to play our part if needed with the respect that's deserved. "The people at Leicester have got enough on their plates but I spoke, just via text, to (director of football) Jon Rudkin, someone I class as a friend in football, and said if there's anything we can do at all, then we'll certainly do that. Sean Dyche (Image: Shaun Botterill/Getty Images) "It's kind of touched everyone. I think the connection the owner and his family have with the club and the way they've helped develop the club, and very authentically it seems to me. "A real, real shocking thing to happen, that's for sure." 2
FoxinNotts Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 6 hours ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Apologies, I was bored
Cincinnati Fox Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 2 hours ago, rachhere said: I would go for: Kasper Ricardo Wes Evans Chilwell Albrighton Mendy Ndidi Gray Nacho-man Vardy If we need an attacking boost towards the end of the game, I would be interested in seeing Ghezzal coming on for Nacho, Simpson for Albrighton (moving Ricardo forward) and Silva for Mendy. Alternatively if we are comfortable by that stage Iborra has definitely earned his place lately. I would not go for this but can only see it being this
rachhere Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 1 minute ago, Peckfortonfox said: I would not go for this but can only see it being this What would you change? I just think for an occasion like this we need a bit of stability.
Cincinnati Fox Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 (edited) 7 minutes ago, rachhere said: What would you change? I just think for an occasion like this we need a bit of stability. I can’t come up with anything else Edited 9 November 2018 by Peckfortonfox
Popular Post WoodyFox Posted 9 November 2018 Popular Post Posted 9 November 2018 So Saturday November 10th 2007, at home to Burnley, a day when we remembered my Uncle John. A proud Leicester supporter for many years and his passing marked in the matchday programme. Tomorrow, by amazingly strange coincidence, again Sat November 10th again at home to Burnley, a day to remember for very different reasons. Forgive me for feeling a strong connection here. 5
Keyworth63 Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 20 minutes ago, Peckfortonfox said: I can’t come up with anything else Iborra for Iheanacho
Popular Post Beechey Posted 9 November 2018 Popular Post Posted 9 November 2018 (edited) Ranieri, Pearson, Shakespeare and Cambiasso will be at the game Edited 9 November 2018 by Beechey 13 2
Guest Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 3 hours ago, weller54 said: Ever heard of an open letter? Or a French letter?
Foxhateram Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 2 minutes ago, Beechey said: Ranieri, Pearson, Shakespeare and Cambiasso will be at the game Get them all including Puel in as the coaching/ management dream team. 4
Popular Post Fox92 Posted 9 November 2018 Popular Post Posted 9 November 2018 Fvck me Nige and Claudio in the same ground representing Leicester City I think I'm going to cry with joy 8 1
shailen_patel4 Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 Let’s get the KP rocking tomorrow for vichai ?
Claridge Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 3 hours ago, rachhere said: I would go for: Kasper Ricardo Wes Evans Chilwell Albrighton Mendy Ndidi Gray Nacho-man Vardy If we need an attacking boost towards the end of the game, I would be interested in seeing Ghezzal coming on for Nacho, Simpson for Albrighton (moving Ricardo forward) and Silva for Mendy. Alternatively if we are comfortable by that stage Iborra has definitely earned his place lately. I would not like to see Silva anywhere near the team. Offers nothing
TheUltimateWinner Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 1 hour ago, Beechey said: Ranieri, Pearson, Shakespeare and Cambiasso will be at the game Oh god
Ric Flair Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 What a fcukin line up. Bocelli and it'll be beyond words. 2
UPinCarolina Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 (edited) Come on you Foxes, shrug the weight of the world off your shoulders and deliver the performance we all know you're capable of! 3-0 to Khun's, Claudio's, Shake's, Nigel's, and Claude's boys. Edited 9 November 2018 by UPinCarolina
l444ry Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 41 minutes ago, Ric Flair said: What a fcukin line up. Bocelli and it'll be beyond words. Saw grown men/women in tears at Cardiff last week. If this was to happen the KP would be flooded. 1
Cadno'r Cymoedd Posted 9 November 2018 Posted 9 November 2018 What are the chances that Andrea Bocelli will sing 'Time to say goodbye' tomorrow. He is in the UK doing concerts at the moment.
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