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Relegation

By ealingfox, in Leicester City Forum

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STEVIE B

STEVIE B

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8 hours ago, Maybes said:

I have us on 37 points going into the last game vs West Ham. Crikey.

37 could/should be enough this season. 40 will be plenty l reckon. 

Chelmofox

Chelmofox

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9 hours ago, Maybes said:

I have us on 37 points going into the last game vs West Ham. Crikey.

Interestingly, how many points are West Ham on going into that game?

foxfanazer

foxfanazer

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I completely fine with us going down now. We deserve it, the club seem fine with it and it means Rodgers won't be here next season. Why should we fret? So long as there's still a club to support after this charlatan is gone

LCFCJohn

LCFCJohn

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21 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

I completely fine with us going down now. We deserve it, the club seem fine with it and it means Rodgers won't be here next season. Why should we fret? So long as there's still a club to support after this charlatan is gone

As long as this is the case, I agree. I wouldn’t be surprised if he still isn’t sacked then though.

foxfanazer

foxfanazer

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2 minutes ago, LCFCJohn said:

As long as this is the case, I agree. I wouldn’t be surprised if he still isn’t sacked then though.

An elite manager like him rubbing shoulders with Championship managers? Behave 

AKCJ

AKCJ

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1 hour ago, STEVIE B said:

37 could/should be enough this season. 40 will be plenty l reckon. 

I did a predictor that has us on 38 with the bottom 3 on 31.

 

Wolves, Forest, Leeds, Everton, Bournemouth, West Ham and Southampton all able to stay up/go down on the last day.

Fox92

Fox92

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41 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

I completely fine with us going down now. We deserve it, the club seem fine with it and it means Rodgers won't be here next season. Why should we fret? So long as there's still a club to support after this charlatan is gone

Club is fvcked if we go down, it’s not an option, we won’t come back up.

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foxfanazer

foxfanazer

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10 minutes ago, Fox92 said:

Club is fvcked if we go down, it’s not an option, we won’t come back up.

Quite possibly. They don't seem too alarmed by the prospect though. The club needs shocking into life and sadly relegation might be the only thing that can do that

 

I hope we manage to stay up but from what I've seen from ourselves and the other teams down there we have the least fight and urgency. Quality wise we're probably the best but we're not utilising that so it's gonna come down to mentality and that's where we're the weakest 

 

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LCFCJohn

LCFCJohn

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1 hour ago, foxfanazer said:

An elite manager like him rubbing shoulders with Championship managers? Behave 

Well maybe he’ll walk, fingers crossed. Just not sure there is anything left that he can do that will see him actually sacked….

filbertway

filbertway

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1 hour ago, foxfanazer said:

An elite manager like him rubbing shoulders with Championship managers? Behave 

I can't imagine Rodgers rubbing shoulders with anyone.

CosbehFox

CosbehFox

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22 hours ago, Fox92 said:

I think people on here are taking those comments out of context. We created lots of chances Saturday and a good striker, in good form, would have at least had a hat trick. That's probably where the "we'll be fine" comes from.

 

Fair play to Maddison for saying something and not just coming out with the same standard shite, I admire him for that and his honesty in interviews.

We didn't - the two biggest chances were goalkeeping mistakes. 

 

Iheanacho's back post header was a real chance - his other header would have been a wonder goal considering the pace of the free kick. 

 

I find the reaction by manager and players from Saturday - very spurs. 

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Fox92

Fox92

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Just now, CosbehFox said:

We didn't - the two biggest chances were goalkeeping mistakes. 

 

Iheanacho's back post header was a real chance - his other header would have been a wonder goal considering the pace of the free kick. 

Yeah he should have scored that when the keeper gave it to him. If Ward would have done the same people would've put it down as a big chance for them.

 

Criminal he didn't get that or the header on target. I don't think he saw the free kick one, the ball was quick, but anywhere on target and it goes in due to the pace of the delivery.

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Les-TA-Jon

Les-TA-Jon

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The Run In - Visualised 

  • Not looking great for Southampton - fewest opportunities vs rivals and most games vs Big 6
  • Palace have a lot of say in many team's fortunes and could easily get dragged in if they come out the wrong side of those games
  • Tricky final few games for Forest and Bournemouth
  • Leeds have Man City and Spurs in final fews games too
  • Leicester with almost highest opportunities vs rivals and fewest games vs Big 6

 

Obviously all to play for and games vs Big 6 don't 'mean' anything in particular but a rough guide of generally more challenging fixtures

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RonnieTodger

RonnieTodger

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Late to this Maddison stuff, but I’m not sure about him or Piper banging on about chances against Southampton.

 

They're ****ing awful and we’re the first team to leave the St Mary’s without scoring a goal. For once we’ve actually fallen below xG, but we’ve found a way to lose. Again. 

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Dan

Dan

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Yeah this attitude that we'll be OK based off Saturday is quite alarming. If we create that many chances etc... no - we were playing a side who it's harder to not create chances against and even then a lot of them were gifts.

 

Our heads are still the most firmly buried in the ground.

Leicester_Loyal

Leicester_Loyal

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Just now, Dan LCFC said:

Yeah this attitude that we'll be OK based off Saturday is quite alarming. If we create that many chances etc... no - we were playing a side who it's harder to not create chances against and even then a lot of them were gifts.

 

Our heads are still the most firmly buried in the ground.

Failure to obtain 3 points (the absolute minimum we should be getting) in the next 3 games might just change that attitude. If we lose that away game to Palace we're in deep trouble (unless we take 4-6 from Chelsea & Brentford)

Dan

Dan

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8 hours ago, Leicester_Loyal said:

Failure to obtain 3 points (the absolute minimum we should be getting) in the next 3 games might just change that attitude. If we lose that away game to Palace we're in deep trouble (unless we take 4-6 from Chelsea & Brentford)

Palace haven't won in 2023, their three games before us are all awful - I think we all know what's coming there.

Sly

Sly

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1 hour ago, Dan LCFC said:

Palace haven't won in 2023, their three games before us are all awful - I think we all know what's coming there.

One for the ever obliging thread ….

Pliskin

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It’s going to boil down to who out of Southampton, Bournemouth, Leeds and us have the less shittest run…. The danger is we’ve still got to play Bournemouth, Leeds and West Ham….. so we’re ****ed. We will more than likely lose to all of the teams below us. 

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