Nicolo Barella Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 8 hours ago, HighPeakFox said: I retain the right to be offended if anyone dares posit a point of view different to mine. And I retain the right to be offended if you are offended that someone dares posit a point of view different to yours! 1
Nicolo Barella Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 (edited) 8 hours ago, fuchsntf said: Like all presumptious fans, you dont have any idea, or know Rodgers & Coaching staff ideas ,thoughts or future ideology how they see the Development of their whole squad...If wont be the question of dropping/prefering individuals,but Rodgers deciding in using and plotting paths for all Resources that become available.....!!!! Heres a thought..he might like to see a 3 of Praet,/James/Choudhury...... If we started with an unforced midfield of Praet/James/Choudhury in a PL game I'd lose about half my confidence in Brodge. Edited 23 November 2019 by Nicolo Barella 1
reynard Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Not sure why but I'm slightly nervous about this game. International break came at a bad time for us as we had developed some real momentum.Will Evans last the entire match having been in hospital not that long ago? A big statement if we win as they are a very decent side at home. Really could use a win but think it will end all square.
surrifox Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 42 minutes ago, reynard said: Not sure why but I'm slightly nervous about this game. International break came at a bad time for us as we had developed some real momentum.Will Evans last the entire match having been in hospital not that long ago? A big statement if we win as they are a very decent side at home. Really could use a win but think it will end all square. That’s how I see it 1
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 12 hours ago, pds said: As I said above. Probably was harsh and he does a damn sight better than I ever could. Just hope he develops his own style rather that following IS's lead. Following IS's lead?! Jesus that's damning 1
les-tah Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 (edited) 9 hours ago, fuchsntf said: Like all presumptious fans, you dont have any idea, or know Rodgers & Coaching staff ideas ,thoughts or future ideology how they see the Development of their whole squad...If wont be the question of dropping/prefering individuals,but Rodgers deciding in using and plotting paths for all Resources that become available.....!!!! Heres a thought..he might like to see a 3 of Praet,/James/Choudhury...... .....With opinions like that you’d be sacked after your first week in charge pal. Edited 23 November 2019 by les-tah
Koke Posted 23 November 2019 Author Posted 23 November 2019 Youngsters probably wondering what the hell that thing does. 2
Happy Fox Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Brighton are an okay team, sitting comfortably in mid table so far. They are good at home shite away. Usually games after international break are finding your feet again so to speak, 2-0 City win. A Vardy double. 1
wattolcfc Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Another big game today, we need to show our quality against a decent Brighton side, a win is needed but you never know after International break so fingers crossed!
MarriedaLeicesterGirl Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 10 hours ago, Long Eaton Fox said: Slowly slowly. 40 points first I also think we are going to smash them, but they still only gave us 3 points when we destroyed Southampton. I think getting 40 points for beating Brighton isn't going to happen.
HighPeakFox Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Not bothered by the International Break affecting the team - every game was a win after the last one - and their style may be ripe for us to attack them.
Guest Eamonn Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 There was an dea once, that you'd get extra points for scoring more goals ...i thought it was hair-brained but am warming to it.
Grebfromgrebland Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 1 hour ago, Koke said: Youngsters probably wondering what the hell that thing does. Fat boy slim, the first one recognise!
MarriedaLeicesterGirl Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 4 minutes ago, Eamonn said: There was an dea once, that you'd get extra points for scoring more goals ...i thought it was hair-brained but am warming to it. The old North American Soccer League (NASL) did this in the U.S. -- 6 points for a win, 3 for a draw, 0 for a loss and 1 bonus point for each of the first three goals scored. Of course, they also had hockey "blue lines" to so that offsides only counted in the final attacking third.
Guest Eamonn Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Umm it doesn't sound quite so good. They should award an extra 20 points fot every 9-0 win.
TheUltimateWinner Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Maddison potentially out? Or am I reading into his comment too much 1
Guest SO1 Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 4 minutes ago, TheUltimateWinner said: Maddison potentially out? Or am I reading into his comment too much Sharp.
urban.spaceman Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 1 hour ago, TheUltimateWinner said: Maddison potentially out? Or am I reading into his comment too much They look like they’re up in court for money laundering. 1
urban.spaceman Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 3 hours ago, Koke said: Youngsters probably wondering what the hell that thing does. Durr, they’ve 3D printed a save icon. 1
Farrington fox Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Difficult one to call, this. Decent side at home. 1-2 vardy Tielemans. 1
KingsX Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Albion Brighton are vying to win four top-flight home matches in a row for the first time. They could win more than four of their opening 13 top-flight fixtures in a season for only the second time, after 1982-83. The Seagulls have lost seven of their eight Premier League games against sides in the top two, including the last six in a row. The exception was a 1-0 victory over Manchester United in May 2018. Albion's tally of 10 goals in five league matches is two more than they scored in their previous 16 top-flight fixtures. Their past eight league goals have been scored by eight different players, including a Lucas Digne own goal. Leicester The Foxes have won eight of their 10 most recent league games, including the past four in a row by an aggregate score of 15-1. Leicester's tally of 26 points after 12 games is their most at this stage of a top-flight season, and one more than they had in their title-winning 2015-16 campaign. They have won 13 Premier League fixtures under Brendan Rodgers, a record bettered only by Liverpool and Manchester City since his first game in charge in March. Leicester have the division's best defensive record, conceding just eight goals this season. Their second-half record is the best in the league, scoring an unsurpassed 19 goals, conceding only two and not being outscored after the interval in any game so far. Jamie Vardy is the Premier League's 11-goal leading scorer this season, as well as being the top scorer in the competition in 2019 with 23 goals. He has scored in four successive league appearances. James Maddison celebrates his 23rd birthday on the day of this match. 1
Mickey O'Neil Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 (edited) Unchanged. Maddison and Evans fit. Excellent. Edited 23 November 2019 by Mickey O'Neil 3
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