Applaud Mahrez.

[NewquayFox]

Would neither applaud him or boo him, treated our club with the upmost contempt to get his way, no loyalty no clapping please...

[Monsell1976]

He deserve’s an applause once at the start, for the great things he achieved here, then **** it he’s a Man City player, got to give him stick ? 

[MPH]

1 hour ago, The_77 said:

How have you had over 4,000 posts and still have such a terrible understanding of the Ulloa situation (which was beaten to death on here)?  The guy was going through a horrible personal situation when the club went back on an agreement. He was one of the staff's best-liked players and clearly all was made right. There isn't a person around the club who sees him as any sort of villain.

 

 

im always sympathetic to people’s personal situations but he was still being paid thousands of pounds a week to play. refusing to play is inexcusable in my opinion... they may of gone back on an ageement but he signed a contract so he did aswell- don’t thibk he can hold any moral high ground.

 

 

 

edit: just to add that there can be compassionate leave granted or a medical leave of absence  where you are signed off by a Dr for highly traumatic events/ depression, ect... i  have a son with special needs and i can’t tell you how many times we have been in hospital with him and been worried for his future... but you can’t be off forever.

Edited 18 December 2018 by MPH

[Bunyip]

 A lot of posters on here wanted to forget how he treated us and got the ar*e when reminded of it. Now all of a sudden we are supposed to clap the childish little prat as if he did nothing wrong. Sorry, but there is nothing wrong with my memory  I'll just ignore him.

[foxile5]

2 hours ago, MPH said:

i don’t think he exactly did what Ulloa did who publicly  refused to play for us and was still treated with respect by some. asking for a transfer is one thing but refusing to play for us takes it to a whole new lvl

He refused to play for us. Let's not pretend otherwise. 

 

He claimed to be depressed and refused to play for us. 

[DANGEROUS TIGER]

He treated our club very badly,

[Stadt]

2 minutes ago, DANGEROUS TIGER said:

He treated our club very badly,

Yeah, personally I was distraught with the 17 league goals scored in our solitary title winning season 

[the fox]

I will says what I said about Kante's first game back. People can applaud or boo. It's their tickets and their money. Just keep it civil, folks. 

[Freeman's Wharfer]

6 hours ago, AlloverthefloorYesNdidi said:

I think it would have more utility to encourage people to cheer our current players and not boo them

 

No good cheering for Mahrez if we groan at everything Iheanacho does

Yeah, I mean what has Mahrez achieved here versus what Iheanacho has done?

 

No point cheering Frank Worthington if you couldn't get behind Junior Lewis when he was here.

Edited 18 December 2018 by Freeman's Wharfer

[Corky]

Surely people will be too busy screaming at the manager to notice anything else?

[foxile5]

I wonder if people might be so forgiving if he has said 'playing for Leicester gives me cancer.'

 

Of course, co-opting depression isn't as emotive. Just as reprehensible when it's an outright lie to try and garner sympathy. 

 

Great player though

 

[AlloverthefloorYesNdidi]

4 minutes ago, Freeman's Wharfer said:

Yeah, I mean what has Mahrez achieved here versus what Iheanacho has done?

 

No point cheering Frank Worthington if you couldn't get behind Junior Lewis when he was here.

I want to win today, dont care about Mahrez atm

[The Doctor]

4 minutes ago, Freeman's Wharfer said:

Yeah, I mean what has Mahrez achieved here versus what Iheanacho has done?

 

No point cheering Frank Worthington if you couldn't get behind Junior Lewis when he was here.

Feels like you're deliberately missing the point about what supporters are supposed to do (support the team)

[Mike Oxlong]

Surprised he’s not at Knutsford Services agitating for a move back to us. 

[J.Lisemore]

I’m sure the majority will applaud him, which is fair enough. The way he disrespected our club goes a long way further than a title win for me. He would have jumped ship the season we were in the CL if he could of. 

[jayfox26]

Wouldn't get an applause from me if i was there. A big part of us winning the league and probably our best ever player but the way he treated our club with such disrespect can never be forgotten. No issue with any player wanting to leave to join a bigger club and win trophies but no player should ever go on strike and act like he did. Same applies to Drinkwater. I know many will disagree with me but that's my opinion 

[funkyrobot]

Best player I’ve ever seen play for Leicester, fantastic player and fantastic memories. He gets applause from me.

[Anglodanglo]

1 hour ago, Bunyip said:

 A lot of posters on here wanted to forget how he treated us and got the ar*e when reminded of it. Now all of a sudden we are supposed to clap the childish little prat as if he did nothing wrong. Sorry, but there is nothing wrong with my memory  I'll just ignore him.

Ignoring is certainly better than booing so that's fair enough.

 

Soured his legacy with the toy/pram fiasco. But ultimately he did far more right than wrong and for that I'll use my default ex player response.

*Applaud at start

*Cuss him to hell and back if he dare scores

[NotTheMarketLeader]

5 hours ago, foxfanazer said:

Unless you think the whole thing was completely made up then that’s exactly what Mahrez did. Went AWOL and missed 3 or 4 games if I remember correctly 

And then Puel’s massive error; Lets him play after 1 half on the bench against Man City as punishment, much to the chagrin of the rest of the squad.

 

Won 4 from 20 odd thereafter as expected. 

[Blanchflower78]

Very poor tonight from Riyad.

[H.a.r.r.y]

Fuchs had him in his back pocket 

[red5]

6 minutes ago, H.a.r.r.y said:

Fuchs had him in his back pocket 

Best left back at the club.

[H.a.r.r.y]

3 minutes ago, red5 said:

Best left back at the club.

agreed, if Chilwell goes to City we won't have any problems. he's not as good at the defending part as Fuchs is

[turtmcfly]

6 hours ago, H.a.r.r.y said:

agreed, if Chilwell goes to City we won't have any problems. he's not as good at the defending part as Fuchs is

He's a lot better at the 'not just about to retire' part though

[Max Wall]

13 hours ago, Mike Oxlong said:

If it’s not too cold I might throw my willy warmer his way. 

 

Don't call you Ox-long for nothing do they Mike?

Edited 19 December 2018 by Max Wall