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Spurs 0-2 Post Match Thread

By urban.spaceman, in Leicester City Forum

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Cityfox60

Cityfox60

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15 minutes ago, Gamble92 said:

What do you think i do? Listen to Ian Stringer?

 

I'd wish you a happy christmas too, but you'll probably be sat on here being a SCROOGE

Haha yeah, I'll be replying to your silly comments, looking through those rose coloured specs I've bought you for Xmas!?

We all have our opinions, you're obviously happy with our team, deeesire, intensiteee, qualiteee etc. Some of us aren't.

Fox92

Fox92

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6 minutes ago, Cityfox60 said:

Haha yeah, I'll be replying to your silly comments, looking through those rose coloured specs I've bought you for Xmas!?

We all have our opinions, you're obviously happy with our team, deeesire, intensiteee, qualiteee etc. Some of us aren't.

I'm guessing you're completely fluent in French?

BenTheFox

BenTheFox

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I've been as critical as anyone regarding yesterday's performance, but I think we all need to remember that most clubs in this country would love to be where we are right now.

Bunyip

Bunyip

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3 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Hate to break it to you but a silly handshake has no bearing on someone's ability to play football.

No, but it shows a bloody awful losers mentality attitude.

Bunyip

Bunyip

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19 minutes ago, ARM1968 said:

It’s this simple. We aren’t as good as Spurs. They still won’t win anything though. 

Yes but their fans won't have to watch the tripe we keep serving up though will they.

CosbehFox

CosbehFox

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4 hours ago, chapero82 said:

Same excuses as last season ? the way we have been playing all season apart from 20 minutes here and there we have been dreadful! 

But the facts remain top ten 

Guest Markyblue

Guest Markyblue

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5 minutes ago, richardsfoxes said:

Quite simple really, to good to go down to shit to break into the top 7. Stuck in limbo

Look back on our history,  being top 10 in premier league is not stuck in limbo,  its nearly as good as it gets 2016 apart. 

CosbehFox

CosbehFox

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4 hours ago, jayfox26 said:

They didn't need to be good. Nobody is saying that losing to spurs is unacceptable, what is unacceptable is they didn't need to get out of 2nd gear and we made it easy for them. We've always at least given the big teams something to think about and pushed them all the way and Spurs would have found that easy last night which is just not ok from our perspective. We defended well for large parts but our lack of attacking threat meant our defence would eventually cave as they could just keep throwing men forward 

Spurs were good with a world class centre back pairing. They controlled the play and were capable of a wonderful goal. 

 

As simple as that in some games 

Gamble92

Gamble92

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23 minutes ago, Cityfox60 said:

Haha yeah, I'll be replying to your silly comments, looking through those rose coloured specs I've bought you for Xmas!?

We all have our opinions, you're obviously happy with our team, deeesire, intensiteee, qualiteee etc. Some of us aren't.

I just remember a time when we were playing Hereford etc and find it difficult to get annoyed at being in the top half of the Premier League.

 

Our fans are never happy. Give it a couple of weeks and we will have knocked Man City out the cup and you'll be buying your family Puel socks for xmas

Tringfox

Tringfox

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26 minutes ago, richardsfoxes said:

Quite simple really, to good to go down to shit to break into the top 7. Stuck in limbo

Recruitment all important as always to where we go from here! 

Max Wall

Max Wall

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12 minutes ago, Gamble92 said:

I just remember a time when we were playing Hereford etc and find it difficult to get annoyed at being in the top half of the Premier League.

 

Our fans are never happy. Give it a couple of weeks and we will have knocked Man City out the cup and you'll be buying your family Puel socks for xmas

Puel socks, alright at the back, threadbare in the middle and your toes hanging out because there's nothing up front?

 

 

 

 

 

It's an attempted joke btw.

SpacedX

SpacedX

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13 minutes ago, Gamble92 said:

Give it a couple of weeks and we will have knocked Man City out the cup and you'll be buying your family Puel socks for xmas

"The Cup"??...The League Cup you mean - and no that genuinely wouldn't make me happy unless it was a very encouraging performance. Terrible marginal competition that we've already won three times which no one really cares about anymore (although at least provides revenue for the lower leagues) for what prize? A trip to Wembley, which is hugely devalued and prize money which wouldn't pay Wes's wage for a week and a backdoor entry into Europa. Clutters up the season needlessly. I'd sooner concentrate on the League and the unfinished business of the real cup competition come the third round next month.

chapero82

chapero82

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35 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

But the facts remain top ten 

Once upon a time we was playing poorly and was top of the league, were we right not to sack Peter Taylor that season? 

Max Wall

Max Wall

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16 hours ago, danny2997 said:

As much as I agree Iheanacho had a poor game I find it pathetic how a large portion of our "supporters" jeered him as he was subbed. 

 

What does that achieve but further knock his confidence? What's this constant obsession with wanting players to fail? 

It's the year we are in. It's either instant success or it's a failure. Players are either the dogs bollocks or 'non league level', with nothing in between. I don't 'see it' with Iheanacho, I've said as much, but I'd really like him to prove me wrong. 

As for booing our own players, I don't agree with that. You're right, it can't help in any way at all. The counter argument some might raise is that I watched it for free and didn't pay £50 for a ticket. That's fair enough I suppose but I can't see how booing him will help at all. 

Corky

Corky

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3 minutes ago, Line-X said:

"The Cup"??...The League Cup you mean - and no that genuinely wouldn't make me happy unless it was a very encouraging performance. Terrible marginal competition that we've already won three times which no one really cares about anymore (although at least provides revenue for the lower leagues) for what prize? A trip to Wembley, which is hugely devalued and prize money which wouldn't pay Wes's wage for a week and a backdoor entry into Europa. Clutters up the season needlessly. I'd sooner concentrate on the League and the unfinished business of the real cup competition come the third round next month.

Which also gets you into the Europa League if you win it. If we want to be successful (either winning a cup or finishing 7th), the Europa League will follow.

CosbehFox

CosbehFox

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2 minutes ago, chapero82 said:

Once upon a time we was playing poorly and was top of the league, were we right not to sack Peter Taylor that season? 

Except Puel’s period looks nothing like that does it?!?

SpacedX

SpacedX

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1 minute ago, Corky said:

Which also gets you into the Europa League if you win it. If we want to be successful (either winning a cup or finishing 7th), the Europa League will follow.

Which I also mentioned

foxinsocks

foxinsocks

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1 hour ago, richardsfoxes said:

Quite simple really, to good to go down to shit to break into the top 7. Stuck in limbo

Agree... and thats not good enough for me... but puel knows he wont get sacked if we are out if bottom 4.

I can understand puel being happy with mid table plateau. ... but why are so many fans content?

AlloverthefloorYesNdidi

AlloverthefloorYesNdidi

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3 minutes ago, foxinsocks said:

Agree... and thats not good enough for me... but puel knows he wont get sacked if we are out if bottom 4.

I can understand puel being happy with mid table plateau. ... but why are so many fans content?

Puel looked gutted in the post match interview after yesterday

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