Positives

[foxfanazer]

The only positives I wanna see are covid cases to get Sunday postponed 

 

(Joking of course)

 

 

 

(Sort of)

[Manini]

1 hour ago, Voll Blau said:

A Spurs fan gave me a tin of Doom Bar on the train home.

Didn’t know they did that in cans 

[FoxinNotts]

Albrighton, Thomas, Justin, KDH, Maddison, Daka, Lookman were all positives

I felt perfectly comfortable for 90 minutes to be fair - albeit, Kane was given too much time on the ball (but tbf, he is a great player)

[turlo]

12 minutes ago, Manini said:

Didn’t know they did that in cans 

Nor did i until the little corner shop up road got some in last summer. Better out of a bottle but still half decent out of a can

[MalletFox]

11 hours ago, Collymore said:

Yes, it's as bad as it can get in some ways but I'd say there are many positives. Feel free to add your own to the list. 

 

1. Thomas was brilliant again and is growing into a fine player. 

 

2. Daka looks like he could have the potential to hit records in the future for us. 

 

3. KDH at times looks like he's the real deal. This is becoming more frequent and he's only going to get better. 

 

4. Lookman is looking dangerous and confident. 

 

5. Kasper is taking crosses at times as well as his usual amazing shot stopping. 

 

6. The youth with Alves and co is just mouth watering. 

 

This isn't going to help tomorrow when I face the spurs fans at work, but **** them, we have Alves! 

I would replace point 5 entirely with “Madders continuing his scoring/assisting run”.

 

Kasper didn’t claim any crosses that weren’t right over him, Infact, he messed up a punch where he hadn’t got off the ground and punched it low to a Spurs player in the box, commanding his 6 yard box and judging opponent through balls from deep continue to be a really poor area of his game and that simply won’t change. Everyone has strengths and weakness, his strengths centre around shot stopping & leadership, his weaknesses are coming off his line and commanding his area, always has been!

[Heskey2011]

5 hours ago, FoxyJim1987 said:

It didn't though did it. They could have had 5 in the first half, we invited pressure sat deep passed it our own half gave it away so no many times, we could easily be have been hammered we were lucky to be leading 

Jim we'd have won if cags had stepped up a millisecond quicker. Or he hadn't shouted at that Berguine.

We didn't have any other defenders available so what? Would you rather we not have played Cags? Mistake to bring JJ back? He was at fault for the 3rd. 

Should we sack him off and Cags? 

We can't play brilliant and beat top six sides with a half fit first team. 

Games like that we have to try and sneak something.

[FoxyJim1987]

22 minutes ago, Heskey2011 said:

Jim we'd have won if cags had stepped up a millisecond quicker. Or he hadn't shouted at that Berguine.

We didn't have any other defenders available so what? Would you rather we not have played Cags? Mistake to bring JJ back? He was at fault for the 3rd. 

Should we sack him off and Cags? 

We can't play brilliant and beat top six sides with a half fit first team. 

Games like that we have to try and sneak something.

No I'm having none of it. My point is when we did attack and take risks and play forward passes we hurt them and had several near one on ones, but too often we had Hamza, Soyuncu or Vestergaard or Thomas in possession who either lost it or played backwards when forward balls were on. Daka is incredibly fast but we never once played it in behind for him even some hopeful balls are better than losing it in your own half. It's common sense if you cannot defend and have defensive players out or not fully fit to not play 5 at the back. Spurs could have had 5 or 6 easily and could have been 2 or 3 up before Daka scored. We were dire against a team with players no better than us, bar Kane they are an ordinary team and we made them look good.

[ren]

1. Seeing JJ back

2. Dewsbury Hall and Thomas were great

3. Dangerous on the counter and clinical

4. Spurs fan getting properly filled in in L1

5. One day closer to Vestergaard's contact ending

[weller54]

11 minutes ago, ren said:

1. Seeing JJ back

2. Dewsbury Hall and Thomas were great

3. Dangerous on the counter and clinical

4. Spurs fan getting properly filled in in L1

5. One day closer to Vestergaard's contact ending

No 4 is the only real positive for me.

[Lambert09]

Vardy, daka, lookman, Barnes, Madison, kdh, Justin, evans, fofana, Ricardo, albrighton, kasper, wilf, nacho youth players 

 

as far as I’m concerned we could bin the rest 

Edited 20 January 2022 by Lambert09

[justfoxes]

Positves  
 

[justfoxes]

One superb positive JJ coming back looking like a new signing still having the quality he had before his injury another few games on the bench and can see him back starting each game !

[cruzFOX]

We had 2 really good chances in the game; the one Barnes should have passed instead of shooting and the other where madders should have passed it square to lookman who would have buried it. Instead both shots went straight to the keeper. These were match defining moments for us. No way spuds would have come back from 3-1 or 4-1. there heads would have gone. Different psychology. Guess it evens itself out with sugarkane missing his sitters early on I guess.

[cruzFOX]

Oh yeh great to have JJ back! 

[CrispinLA in Texas]

Hopefully we never see Vestergaard play for Leicester again, he's a laughing stock on social media and every opposition player now knows he's our achilles heel. 

Also conceding so many goals we drop points in the league or in lose cup competitions, thus we lose prize money.

 

[kingkisnorbo]

KDH really is the future. Kid is the real deal. 

[Corky]

12 hours ago, Voll Blau said:

A Spurs fan gave me a tin of Doom Bar on the train home.

This bloke?

 

 

Oh, it said Doom Bar