foxile5 Posted 18 January 2023 Posted 18 January 2023 1 hour ago, Bert said: Such a condescending twat. Awkward for the sake of being awkward even though he’s not technically breaking any laws. Exactly. Although it is disappointing to see the staff trying to make shit up in order to put him off. That could have been settled amicably enough without chicanery.
STUHILL Posted 18 January 2023 Posted 18 January 2023 17 minutes ago, foxile5 said: Exactly. Although it is disappointing to see the staff trying to make shit up in order to put him off. That could have been settled amicably enough without chicanery. He does the same in all his videos. Tries to catch people off guard by filming in legal but sensitive areas, like Police stations, and then spends most the video poking for confrontation. I don't believe he has much interest in the actual things he is filming, he just sets it up to film arguments. He'd probably put his drone away and go home if he didn't get the reaction he wanted. Kudos to Mr Security guard though. Handled it so well, even if he was technically wrong on where the drone could fly.
ozleicester Posted 18 January 2023 Posted 18 January 2023 On 11/01/2023 at 21:33, Gerard said: I'm convinced this was the moment Pep decided he needed to buy Mahrez, I even remember thinking that at the KP as the goal went in. At 53 seconds........ https://www.google.com/search?q=leicester+4+man+city+2&sxsrf=AJOqlzWqmuChqijnb--fBE2MfzmEQ7SEpQ:1673443732035&source=lnms&tbm=vid&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjP88vZz7_8AhVYg1wKHZ7BA20Q_AUoAXoECAMQAw&biw=1536&bih=775&dpr=1.25#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:ea8b0765,vid:YdKx8za4lZM Sad that he has been wasted on the bench for so much time at Man City. His first touch is something all players from park to the very elite can only dream of
ozleicester Posted 18 January 2023 Posted 18 January 2023 2 hours ago, WinslowFox said: Haven't seen this posted elsewhere so apologies if it has been Feel for the security guard... put in absurd position by the overlords
don_danbury Posted 18 January 2023 Posted 18 January 2023 27 minutes ago, ozleicester said: Feel for the security guard... put in absurd position by the overlords most of these 'auditors' are looking for an argument. proper scum 2
Cincinnati Fox Posted 18 January 2023 Posted 18 January 2023 31 minutes ago, ozleicester said: Feel for the security guard... put in absurd position by the overlords This blokes a proper tool. Just tries to get a reactions out of people doing their job for views on his you tube channel. that said it winds me up seeing how pampered the players are and rubs the lack of effort in our face.
Popular Post Aus Fox Posted 18 January 2023 Popular Post Posted 18 January 2023 1 hour ago, ozleicester said: Feel for the security guard... put in absurd position by the overlords I thought he handled himself and came across really well. He was put in a tough position with his supervisor asking him to get rid of this bloke, whilst the bloke is really trying his best to get a reaction out of him. He remained calm and professional throughout. Well done that man 👏 5
Dahnsouff Posted 18 January 2023 Posted 18 January 2023 This type of false righteous muppet is nothing but out for themselves with their ‘my right to be annoying’ to a working man/woman Surely his bosses should have told him that the dick was impinging on image rights so f**k off or we will all the police ? 2
Popular Post Daggers Posted 18 January 2023 Popular Post Posted 18 January 2023 As a passive aggressive, annoying, and condescending twat, I really enjoyed the video as I like to see what people like me get up to. 1 10
Grebfromgrebland Posted 18 January 2023 Posted 18 January 2023 8 hours ago, Will1981 said: very impressive facility, security guard seemed a really nice and polite chap. The security guard just needs to say that the guy was about to start a protest and he'll be locked up pretty quickly. 2
westernpark Posted 18 January 2023 Posted 18 January 2023 I hate these auditors. However, watching that video, especially those first team training, I’d bet that Daka is playing up front on his own on Saturday.
Out Foxed Posted 18 January 2023 Posted 18 January 2023 only a bootlicker would hate a proper auditor e.g. auditing britain. though as we've seen in the last few years there's a fair few bootlicker's about. 1 2
MustardTiger Posted 18 January 2023 Posted 18 January 2023 Clearly they are out for confrontation to bring in the views, but to be fair after watching the video and a few others after not seeing this kind of thing before, the security guards and especially the police don't do themselves many favours. Too often only one step away from a thug in a hi-vis with nothing to actually back them up aside from "because I say so". They really don't like someone saying a polite no. Also often shows up how much the police are stooges for big business and not often enough enforcing the law or protecting the rights of citizens, though not all.
Popular Post davieG Posted 19 January 2023 Author Popular Post Posted 19 January 2023 https://talksport.com/football/1307555/ Leicester have gone from winning Premier League title, FA Cup glory, and being best run club to fight for survival… why it’s no fun being a Foxes fan right now OPINION Jason Bourne 19th January 2023, 10:47 am Updated: 19th January 2023, 10:49 am It isn’t fun being a Leicester City fan anymore. Our incredible Premier League and FA Cup victories will live long in the memories of all the Foxes faithful, but none of us wanted them to just be mere memories, and any further success now looks way off. Leicester have suffered four straight defeats in the Premier League with the club currently just two points above the bottom three Whilst Victor Kristiansen looks set to be the club’s first permanent January signing since Fousseni Diabate in 2018, the overall investment in the squad has been almost non-existent for 18 months. Regardless, it’s news that’s almost cause for celebration. It’s a squad that needs refreshing. Desperately. With so many injuries and out of form players, Leicester look devoid of ideas in attack and defence. If they don’t give it a go before January 31 then relegation looks a very real possibility. Under Brendan Rodgers, Leicester have splashed around £200million on newcomers, but he has been keen to point out that the overall net spend in his time at the King Power has been closer to £10m. He’s right. The club has sold players including Harry Maguire, Ben Chilwell and Wesley Fofana for large sums of money during his time at the club. But has the cash been spent wisely? You’d have to argue that it largely hasn’t. Certainly not in the last couple of years. Leicester are closing in on a permanent deal for Danish left-back Victor Kristiansen from FC Copenhagen, but fans have been left frustrated by the club’s lack of action in the transfer market – as has their manager Leicester have often been cited as a well-run club and canny in the transfer market. Following the FA Cup triumph in 2021, Patson Daka, Ryan Bertrand, Boubakary Soumare and Jannik Vestergaard were brought in as permanent captures. Have any of them made a significant impact? We’re still waiting. Rodgers, however, told talkSPORT in August they came in as “cover players”. You also have to look at players who, not so long ago, were being hailed as stars. Harvey Barnes looks lost, Wilfred Ndidi likewise, Caglar Soyuncu missing, and living legend Jamie Vardy is a shadow of what he used to be. Was it such a good idea to give him a two-year deal last year? He’s just turned 36. Vardy i a Leicester City legend, but he is not the player he was Players are responsible for their personal form but managers have to be responsible for the collective. Rodgers isn’t getting the best out of his squad, injury-ravaged or not. He rightly points to the lack of investment in the playing squad last summer as a contributing factor. Nevertheless, this group of players should be doing better under a manager that prides himself as a coach. Speaking of contracts, at least 16 players will see theirs come to an end either this summer or next – how was this allowed to happen? Of those you’d want to keep – how do you go about convincing a James Maddison about the club’s ambition? What’s the plan beyond this season? Or the next three seasons? We knew it when Rodgers arrived. He wanted to disrupt the established top-six. Rodgers admitted they’re now in a battle against the drop following a fourth straight Premier League defeat. Simon Jordan criticised this approach on talkSPORT, saying: “It might be the reality, but the question then should be: ‘What in God’s name, Brendan Rodgers, are you doing?’ “It’s a decent-enough squad you’ve got there, irrespective of injuries or not… Brendan isn’t doing a particularly good job.” It’s hard to disagree with the overall assessment, although I think it’s right for a manager to openly admit to the issue they’re facing. You can’t bury your head in the sand. Responsibility doesn’t just lie with the manager. The silence from those at the very top of the club is concerning. The chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, known as ‘Top’, last communicated to the fans about the direction and strategy of the club, via programme notes, in September. He addressed the lack of spending in the summer but wrote about the need to be “sustainable” and that “short-term decisions [are needed] that protect the club’s long-term interests, such as our approach to this summer’s transfer window.” That’s all well and good – unless you get relegated. There is no question Khun Top has gone through a lot during his connection with Leicester, but his leadership of the club is now coming into question Leicester aren’t alone in not putting up senior management to talk. Some are better than others in the Premier League — albeit with off the record briefings. talkSPORT has spoken, on the record, with those in power at Everton, Brighton, Bournemouth, Aston Villa and West Ham in the last year or so. The culture elsewhere — in Italy for example, as Antonio Conte pointed out this week — is decidedly different. Sporting directors and those in power speak regularly. Some might suggest Leicester are returning to what they have always been – an up-and-down, yo-yo club. It feels like the end of a golden era unless changes are made. Whether you believe that should signal a change of manager is up to you. Regardless, new blood is needed to freshen up a squad that’s devoid of confidence and consistency. I don’t expect a challenge for trophies and European places every year. I’m not that naïve or entitled, but I do expect to see a club with direction and leadership. Leicester’s current struggles make their FA Cup win seem like it was much further in the past than 2021 Leicester’s current struggles make their FA Cup win seem like it was much further in the past than 2021 Leicester aren’t the only club with challenges. Fans of Everton and West Ham could just as easily write about their woes. It’s Brighton at the King Power on Saturday. I don’t know any supporter that’s looking forward to going. There’s apathy and a grudging acceptance that defeat is likely. It just isn’t fun being a Leicester City fan anymore. Keep up to date with all the latest news, rumours and transfer gossip with our LIVE blog 5 2
davieG Posted 19 January 2023 Author Posted 19 January 2023 3 minutes ago, davieG said: What in God’s name, Brendan Rodgers, are you doing?’ What is he doing? He's continually talking the team down, his constant bleating about lack of transfer must and obviously is affecting the confidence of the players. We still have a very good core of a team that needs supporting and encouraging. 4
Jimmy Posted 19 January 2023 Posted 19 January 2023 pretty clear is Jordan owned the club Rodgers would be long gone
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 19 January 2023 Posted 19 January 2023 3 minutes ago, TiffToff88 said: I'm not a stat shagger at all but now we've stopped scoring worldies to bail ourselves out of creating nothing most weeks it'll catch up with us.
st albans fox Posted 19 January 2023 Posted 19 January 2023 21 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: Apparently it means nothing ……… I would say that we’ve missed one on one chances in every game since the WC (sometimes several). Annoying …. Vardy and Barnes the guilty parties 1
Fox92 Posted 19 January 2023 Posted 19 January 2023 10 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: I'm not a stat shagger at all but now we've stopped scoring worldies to bail ourselves out of creating nothing most weeks it'll catch up with us. We do create chances though. Barnes should have scored two at Forest. Vardy one at Newcastle, possibly two, plus Daka passing instead of shooting. We should create more, of course, but it’s not as if we create nothing which people continue to imply. We just need players who can finish the first chance they get, just like Johnson did against us on Saturday. 2
MattFox Posted 20 January 2023 Posted 20 January 2023 17 hours ago, Jimmy said: pretty clear is Jordan owned the club Rodgers would be long gone We’d also be long gone into administration and bankruptcy given Jordan’s record 1
fox_favourite Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 (edited) On 17/01/2023 at 22:21, WinslowFox said: Haven't seen this posted elsewhere so apologies if it has been He’s an idiot! Hate people like him. Self entitled attention seeking moron. said as much on his channel. Idiot. Edited 23 January 2023 by fox_favourite 1
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