TheUltimateWinner Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 Pickford kicking off in the tunnel according to sky sports Dry your eyes little arms!
Guest Col city fan Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 Just now, StanSP said: Annoyed that BBC say 'Late VAR goal gives Leicester win'. Er, should be 'Late Iheanacho goal gives Leicester win'! VAR is even getting the plaudits over our fookin players!
Vacamion Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 Sky pundits trying to argue that the flag stopped Pickford making the save.
tom27111 Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 Forget the VAR decision and the fact the flag went up...how good did he take that goal? First touch to put it in his stride, second to do the defender, third into the back of the net. He's had a tough time, and whatever we think of him, he took his chance there. Impressive.
CyprusFox Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 5 minutes ago, Swan Lesta said: **** off VAR we are massive. And I could (and probably will) watch that Nacho goal all week. I’m so happy for the lad. Surely we all must be happy for nacho man. Let's hope he gains confidence from this game
CloudFox Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 Just now, Vacamion said: Sky pundis trying to argue that the flag stopped Pickford making the save. What?! That's ridiculous 😂
bovril Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 Just now, StriderHiryu said: I mentioned this in the Ndidi thread, but honestly he's not only on that Kante level, he could actually be above it. The reason is his passing has been immaculate. He's actually starting moves, and not just with short passes, but raking cross-field passes to find our full backs or wide forwards in space. His close control and touch is also almost Vieria level. Last season around this time, he was giving the ball away carelessly and had the touch of someone wearing clown shoes and it looked like he had regressed. Kante was great but he wasn't a play maker. The way Ndidi played today, for large parts of the game he was actually one of our most creative players and he was effective too. Right now he's the best defensive midfielder in the world. And it is not hyperbole to to say it! He's brilliant. They're all brilliant. ****ing love it.
SouthStandUpperTier Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 6 minutes ago, tom27111 said: The mrs, 3 kids and the dog think there's something wrong with me...went absolutely mental, then slid along the living room floor on my knees Hope you've got a wood floor. Those carpet burns can be nasty.
The Guvnor Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 Brendan has the Midas touch, has moulded us into a very hard team to beat and given Nacho the confidence to resurrect his mojo. The scenes at the end brilliant.
Anglodanglo Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 1 minute ago, Vacamion said: Sky pundits trying to argue that the flag stopped Pickford making the save. Play to the whistle and all that
StriderHiryu Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 7 minutes ago, Tuna said: Scenes! What a lovely picture! It always makes me laugh though that Ihenacho has such a murder face. The only person not happy is him! Great to see this team spirit again... that's what won us the title in 2016 IMO. Not at our best today but got all 3 points and a sub turned up when we needed him. Nacho the new Ulloa!? Could be, and what a nice surprise that would turn out to be as Ulloa was immense for us in that run in.
Kendal Fox Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 Apologies if someone's already mentioned/asked this, but is 6 consecutive league wins a new record for us?
Jattdogg Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 1 minute ago, Vacamion said: Sky pundits trying to argue that the flag stopped Pickford making the save. Lol lesson number #1 always play to the whistle .
CyprusFox Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 1 minute ago, Vacamion said: Sky pundits trying to argue that the flag stopped Pickford making the save. Who gives a Fuch you play to the whistle
tom27111 Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 Just now, Kendal Fox said: Apologies if someone's already mentioned/asked this, but is 6 consecutive league wins a new record for us? Premier League record
Tom12345 Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 19 minutes ago, Vacamion said: VAR. Iheanacho was immense and got what he deserved. We played fairly averagely and still won. Fear us. Credit to Everton too. They set themselves up well and also had a few chances.
Guest Danny Clender Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 That's an Iheanacho I can respect! Brendan saw the opportunity and Ihenacho turned the game. Sensational stuff.
CyprusFox Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 1 minute ago, SouthStandUpperTier said: Hope you've got a wood floor. Those carpet burns can be nasty. I got shit as well for my celebration
Anglodanglo Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 Just now, StriderHiryu said: What a lovely picture! It always makes me laugh though that Ihenacho has such a murder face. The only person not happy is him! Great to see this team spirit again... that's what won us the title in 2016 IMO. Not at our best today but got all 3 points and a sub turned up when we needed him. Nacho the new Ulloa!? Could be, and what a nice surprise that would turn out to be as Ulloa was immense for us in that run in. All together now "oh his name is Iheanacho"
justfoxes Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 Fuching hell what an emotional Rollercoaster of a game today so pleased for Nacho was superb from minute he came on to final whistle assisted an amazing cross for Vardy’s goal and took his goal so coolly !!
SouthStandUpperTier Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 3 minutes ago, Vacamion said: Sky pundits trying to argue that the flag stopped Pickford making the save. He's not getting anywhere near that finish - flag or no flag.
Tom12345 Posted 1 December 2019 Posted 1 December 2019 3 minutes ago, Vacamion said: Sky pundits trying to argue that the flag stopped Pickford making the save. What is the rule on this? If Everton stopped play, is that their fault or could the ref not give the goal because of interference by the linesman?
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