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Always Next Year

Are We Scoring Enough Goals

By Always Next Year, in Leicester City Forum

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Stadt

Stadt

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We're not creating good enough chances atm, but we've played too few games to know for certain. If this is still an issue in 10 games time then we can worry.

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Mark

Mark

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Only one player can score from open play. Rodgers seemed so sure last season that he wanted more players to contribute goals. I can’t see how he can say that, keep the two DM formation from the back end of last season and have Maddison and Perez out wide, neither are fast or can take players on.

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TazzerFox

TazzerFox

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Negative. I love Vardy to death, best striker we've ever had but I really do feel our game plan that Puel and Rodgers have tried to implement does not suit him at all. Most of Vardys goals come from the stereotypical catching out the defenders when they are pushed up high with balls over the top or into space which is clearly not what the manager is trying to get us to play for most the game. Feel like for Vardy to work more effectively in this current set up we need a more physical presence in the box/final third

car1os

car1os

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4 goals, 4 games... doesn’t seem to be what we were putting away early in Rodgers reign. However at least we ARE scoring. Let’s also bear in mind we’ve played 2 of last years top 7 and 2 other Prem teams away from home... let’s give it a few more games before we pass too much judgement

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Guest Fktf

Guest Fktf

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2 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

Breaking down teams that sit back has been a issue for a long time! 

 

For me we move the ball far too slowly.

Looked like Rodgers had cracked it at the end of last season, but now it seems we’ve reverted to type

TMELcfc

TMELcfc

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No... hence why we have won 1 game in 4 this season. Gone from Static Puel ball, to free flowing Rogers, back to Puel ball again. Don't get it, but like I said earlier, he still doesn't seem to know his best 11.  If Perez doesn't buck his ideas up then Albrighton will be starting again soon...

UniFox21

UniFox21

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Just now, lcfceaves said:

No... hence why we have won 1 game in 4 this season. Gone from Static Puel ball, to free flowing Rogers, back to Puel ball again. Don't get it, but like I said earlier, he still doesn't seem to know his best 11.  If Perez doesn't buck his ideas up then Albrighton will be starting again soon...

I mean we've won 2 games mate. 

Wizerud

Wizerud

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We’re lucky (or good enough) that we’re scoring enough to avoid defeat. The season and this team is still young. Plenty of time to improve. Another very winnable game this weekend before the break and a chance to get better for Man U. Chin up!

murphy

murphy

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It's the lack of 'out of your seat' moments.  It often seems like a bit of a chess match.

 

This is the highest quality Leicester side I've ever known but I have seen much worse Leicester teams that were exciting to watch.

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