st albans fox Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 2 minutes ago, TK95 said: Still quite funny how Ings bottled his shirt celebration though. Struggled to take the damn thing off I struggle to find anything funny when a player has scored a winner against us ... maybe it’s just me ..... must be a miserable git I suppose ......
dooflip Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 1 hour ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said: Joined October 2017, sounds about right. Was at filbert street when I was 4 mate so your way off the mark there, just don’t really do forums.
Anglodanglo Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 Meanwhile on the optimistic bus... Coinciding our worst form of the season with the transfer window is the mother of all sneaky masterstrokes by Brendan. Bloody genius.
Mike Oxlong Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 2 hours ago, StanSP said: Anyone know who Barnes was trying to pass to in that first half which led to Ings' chances early on I’m not trying to out him when I say I thought he was trying to slide in Ings
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 15 minutes ago, dooflip said: Was at filbert street when I was 4 mate so your way off the mark there, just don’t really do forums. Quick glance through your previous posts and you're just incessantly negative then.
Rusko187 Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 At the end of the game, you could hear the saints fans singing "you can shove your 9-0 up your a***", followed by their team doing that weird holding of hands and celebrating like they won the league. Never known such a small mentality, only bloody Leicester for goodness sake.
shade Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 2 minutes ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said: Quick glance through your previous posts and you're just incessantly negative then. derby or forest fans innit
NotTheMarketLeader Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 2 hours ago, MC Prussian said: Second in the league - argument gets thrown around inflationary lately. Doesn't mean we deserve to be there, and I suppose we'll find ourselves in third by the end of the weekend. As for "massively overachieving" - that's easy to say now. We're 22 games into a 38-game season and so far have only put in one and a half terrible home performance (against Liverpool - and Norwich, for what it's worth). Individually, our take on this game has been devastatingly bad. I don't expect us to win every game, but on a performance-based level, the vast majority of players today took the piss. Schmeichel, Ricardo Pereira, Evans and maybe Vardy coming out with any sort of dignity. The rest have pretty much been poor to very poor, and that for weeks. Don't like the attitude on the pitch lately. Other teams have similar issues with the fixture list or injuries and they seem to cope just fine. Attitude it is. Correct. They are simply not working hard enough. For the last month (anecdotally) we have been out worked most of the games. Furthermore, I’m sick and tired of seeing Chilwell or Maddison go down for no reason asking for a free kick when none was due, while the opposition gallop off goalwards. Work as hard as you can, that’s is all we ask for as fans.
LestaAl Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 How did Brendan let this happen? ..he needs to give the players a really gentle talking to. .....don't think you are allowed to give them a good rollicking these days!
Gazza M Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 A bit of perspective I think. We have lost 5 so far this season as have Man City and Wolves. Only obviously have Liverpool lost less. Chelsea have lost 7 and they are still in the top 4. We have a promising squad that needs a bit more experience. We are in a league cup semi final and 4th round of the FA cup. Please don't turn on these players. We are having a great season so far. Get behind the boys. If anything the fans were abysmal as much as the players today!!! 38 mins and people walking down to the concorse. WTF!!! Why bother??? I think we need a wide man this Jan for sure just to give us that shot in the arm going forwards. In Brendan I trust.
foxes_rule1978 Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 It isn’t unusual for teams to hit a bad patch, even those near the top, need to hope we can snap out of it soon though
rachhere Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 2 minutes ago, Gazza M said: A bit of perspective I think. We have lost 5 so far this season as have Man City and Wolves. Only obviously have Liverpool lost less. Chelsea have lost 7 and they are still in the top 4. We have a promising squad that needs a bit more experience. We are in a league cup semi final and 4th round of the FA cup. Please don't turn on these players. We are having a great season so far. Get behind the boys. If anything the fans were abysmal as much as the players today!!! 38 mins and people walking down to the concorse. WTF!!! Why bother??? I think we need a wide man this Jan for sure just to give us that shot in the arm going forwards. In Brendan I trust. Think about where we were too... we have lost to: Liverpool home and away Man City away Man U away Southampton home On paper, the only one there we would have expected to have got a result against is Southampton. Compare that to the last season and a bit. We are in a much better place.
Master Fox Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 It’s been like watching Puel’s team again the last few weeks
Guest Cujek Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 2 hours ago, hejammy said: I'm sorry but I knew people would be like perspective etc! Ffs we were playing amazing football and now since Man City we've been a mid table team at best! That's your perspective! Can't keep saying oh but we're 2nd and semi final blah blah. You have to show your ambition and simply we were awful today and have been for a while. We say the same thing over and over, once we've been found out we have no plan B. A team that has a high press against us will do well. Chilwell needs to be dropped. He's been woeful since he was demolished by Mahrez. They actually need this perhaps to kick them up the arse. No urgency and no workrate. Things we did really well before Xmas have just simply disappeared. We need a decent winger for sure, plus cover at the back. Chill bud, we have played 9 games in 4 calendar weeks, that's a lot of games over a short period. Yes we aren't playing as well as we were, but that's down to form of individual players. We defo need a few new signings to liven things up and some of them need to sort their shit out, but seriously if you told me 10 years ago that we would be in this position, I would have laughed, so take it easy, take it as it comes
harpendenfox Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 Felt almost certain our efforts on Wednesday, the reverse fixture at their place and their current form would lead to a difficult afternoon. I felt a point would have been very satisfactory today. They simply had more energy than us, and their freshness gave them the edge. We need 3 days of rest, some reflection, and come out all cylinders firing at Turf Moor
String fellow Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 Given the current form of both clubs and the result of the reverse fixture, this was always going to be a very tricky fixture. And for me, the defeat has certainly taken the gloss off the 9-0 win. Given that City are destined to score only a certain number of goals throughout the season, it could be argued that scoring nine of them in just one game was incredibly wasteful.
Haywood_6 Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 We were well beaten today.. I just hope it's not a sign of things to come for the rest of the season
Manwell Pablo Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 I see one more person blaming the carabaou cup beggars belief. If we can’t manage a couple of extra games where we play not even all of our first team what’s the point in even trying to qualify for Europe when that is probably going to add 8 games to our fixture list, minimum, plus we won’t be given the luxury of opponents either being well below our level or resting players themselves. May as well sack it now if we can’t cope with the league cup and the league.
nettle Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 What I've noticed a lot this season but more so recently that Chilwell and Barnes seem to have made each other worse as the season has gone on they don't link up very well at all. It's like they are strangers to each other and they don't train together or work together in training, because I believe they're both decent players in the own right.
LCFC hub Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 Not going to slag the boys off. Yes they weren't at their best, but Southampton were right up for this. They pressed and made it scrappy and their tactics were spot on. Think we've been found out tactically atm.
Mike Oxlong Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 I have no doubt that we have a lot more quality than was in that Southampton side today but they worked their socks off and played as if they wanted the points more than us. We deserved nothing from the game.
matty2702 Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 Always felt today was going to be a very difficult game. lets be honest, we massively miss wilf... Southampton were good, however I think if wilf plays half of those attacks are snuffed out before they even start. andI’m not even going to begin to question Brendan, he works with the players all week and has earned his stripes... but if you aren’t going to start Kelechi now, when’s he arguably in the best form of his life, exactly when are you going so start him? like I say I was fully expecting a difficult game today and even predicted a scoring loss with my mates, just disappointing we didn’t really look up for it until going behind...
Hammo Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 A horrible watch. We never got going, never imposed ourselves, offered nothing on the flanks, yet we took the lead and had three goals disallowed for offside. Southampton deserve great credit for having a go at us and were comfortably the better team, but only because they were stronger in the tackle than us and we kept giving them the ball with unforced errors in dangerous situations, Chilwell in particular doing so repeatedly. Wilf was one of three players I always worried about getting injured (Evans and Vardy the other two). I fear that his colossal ball-winning ability will be sorely missed over the next few weeks. It certainly was today.
promised land Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 1 hour ago, kingston_fox said: You can get paid as much as you like, they are still human and no amount of money is going to make up for that. Reality is we have a fairly small squad and they are tired. Remember they haven't had much time on the training ground this past month as it's been a game every couple of days You've obviously quoted the wrong poster, not once did I mention money. Brendan rotated quite a bit over the festive period, West Ham away and today, same starting 11? Tired is a lame excuse for professional footballers half way through a season. You want European football next season? Well we better get some super high energy players onboard then as we won't be able to play fringe players in those cup games like we have up to now.
Leicester_Loyal Posted 11 January 2020 Posted 11 January 2020 36 minutes ago, NotTheMarketLeader said: Furthermore, I’m sick and tired of seeing Chilwell or Maddison go down for no reason asking for a free kick when none was due, while the opposition gallop off goalwards. Yes yes yes! It pisses me off!
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