Ex Players - They used to play for us

[waddadamadda]

16 minutes ago, TheGoldenGod said:

It was actually quite good! Very funny in parts, Fuchs especially seems a right laugh 😃.  Kasper in particular spoke very well as he always does.

Surprisingly enjoyable evening. I thought how well Danny Simpson came across. 

[broughtonblue]

Loved it, you can tell kasper is a leader from all that he said, all of them said its surprising the club haven't asked any of them to work for it, in any capacity, even if it's on a match day. Fuchs refused to answer when asked if there had been any approach as manager, then said he would definitely be interested if offered!

[FoyleFox]

It was good. The compare wasn't great. 

It was nice to see the esteem they still have for the club and how disappointed they are with how things are now. 

 

Kasper said he was still annoyed about someone, Schlupp, I think,  giving away a penalty late in 2016 and he lost out on the golden glove.

 

Huth "you should saved it then" 😂

[FoyleFox]

21 minutes ago, broughtonblue said:

Loved it, you can tell kasper is a leader from all that he said, all of them said its surprising the club haven't asked any of them to work for it, in any capacity, even if it's on a match day. Fuchs refused to answer when asked if there had been any approach as manager, then said he would definitely be interested if offered!

Simmo is up for being the backroom team 🙂

And, is up for playing tomorrow night! 

[Gubbins]

I definitely got the impression that Kasper was not a Ranieri fan and they all spoke about Craig Shakespeare with far more reverance than they did Claudio. Good event I thought.

[dmayne7]

49 minutes ago, Gubbins said:

I definitely got the impression that Kasper was not a Ranieri fan and they all spoke about Craig Shakespeare with far more reverance than they did Claudio. Good event I thought.

Tallies with what I've heard and shared many times 

[Freeman's Wharfer]

This was better than the last one they did and it was predominantly because of one factor: Kasper Schmeichel.

 

Made such a difference having someone there that will just say what they think but, more importantly, offer really well considered opinions. It’s clear that we lost an absolute heap of mentality and leadership the day he walked out of the club and you can trace the decline from that day.

 

Whilst they didn’t outright say it, they obviously believe there need to be change in the leadership of the club and Kasper’s monologue on the current state was fascinating and on-point (“Leicester has lost its soul” and “the club needs to get back to its identity where everyone is connected from the top to the bottom of the club and there is a plan on how to improve things”).

[NaijaFox]

18 hours ago, pkonline said:

Make that 11…

Found his level. 

Edited 12 hours ago by NaijaFox

[NaijaFox]

20 hours ago, MonarchFox said:

Iheanacho scored in 10 successive matches

Make that 11 successive games…

Seems to have found a comfortable level. 

[westernpark]

Saw this advertised but unfortunately Danny Simpson makes my skin crawl, so was never going to be attending. Good to hear Schmeichel was in good form.

[davieG]

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An unbelievable night with the Leicester City legends, hearing some great stories and much more and having the opportunity to also meet them

This five would still do a better job than our current crop of players.

[davieG]

 

ive been to filbert street n stood on the kop those were the days my friend  ·

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1962–63 Leicester City F.C.

British soccer players of Leicester City FC, UK, 22nd March 1963; they are Gordon Banks, Len Chalmers (1936 - 2014), Richie Norman, Frank McLintock, Ian King (1937 - 2016), Colin Appleton, Graham Cross, John Sjoberg (1941 - 2008), Howard Riley, Dave Gibson, Mike Stringfellow, Jimmy Walsh (1930 - 2014), Ken Keyworth (1934 - 2000), Albert Cheesebrough.

[Monk]

Great goal from Maddison last night

[Samilktray]

17 minutes ago, Monk said:

Great goal from Maddison last night

Fair play it was a good goal but I've been on both BBC Sport & Sky Sports website' this morning and the amount of slobber over him is a bit OTT

[davieG]

[Sol thewall Bamba]

17 minutes ago, Samilktray said:

Fair play it was a good goal but I've been on both BBC Sport & Sky Sports website' this morning and the amount of slobber over him is a bit OTT

Yeah this. He's a decent player but firmly in the middle bracket when it comes to English players in the prem. Won't trouble the England team again, and no doubt will get injured again in 6 months.

[Monk]

1 minute ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Yeah this. He's a decent player but firmly in the middle bracket when it comes to English players in the prem. Won't trouble the England team again, and no doubt will get injured again in 6 months.

Spurs just desperate for a bit of good news.

[Ghanaian Prince]

Night with the legends was very enjoyable. Shame about the lack of hardhitting questions. Who cares about how Robert Huth gets so much power in his headers.

Kasper speaks incredibly well and would make a very good director of football. Drives the standards.