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LCFC 2-6 Spurs Post Match Thread

By moore_94, in Leicester City Forum

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Cropwellfox

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Just walk you utterly shocking cnut  
RL interview was a disgrace, basically we didn’t deserve it, We’ve got winnable games coming up. We will get players back training the week after next. Your players gave up. They were jogging for the last 15 minutes, only player with any energy was Faes on his debut. What the hell he must be thinking about this shit show 

W7Fox

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We looked good in spells today but as ever let down by the same things: 1) unable to defend set pieces; 2) inability to play out from the back; and 3) ponderous play without any direction. I’m not even angry as it’s the same outcome every week. 

 

Danny Ward looks like a child in goal;

no presence or ability to cover the goal. Two goals were down to his lack of presence. Even the shot he tipped onto the bar was a regulation save for 80% of the league. He needs to be dropped. 

 

I think they will give him until Forest but will have made contact with available managers to gauge interest. Lose and he is done with or without a new manager on standby.  

MS0204

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There’s only a couple of positives I can take from today, wout faes looked decent on his first game.. half time 2-2 maybe a chance.. 

 

but then what followed was a gutless, spineless, non existent second half. Bottom line is if Brendan stays for much longer a too bigger gap will open and city are down.. stick with ward in goal and city are down. 
 

Embarrassing in the away end today, fans fighting amongst themselves, if only the voices can be taken into the stadium and lastly someone with an Easter bucket on their head.. 

 

a day to forget I think.. forest result is huge!! 

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FoxSk

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38 minutes ago, FoxSk said:

"I thought we were good...."

BBC 22 minutes ago:
Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers to BBC Sport: "It felt totally different to Brighton [a 5-2 defeat]. I thought we played really well today and created loads of chances... 

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Hammo

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2 minutes ago, FoxSk said:

BBC 22 minutes ago:
Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers to BBC Sport: "It felt totally different to Brighton [a 5-2 defeat]. I thought we played really well today and created loads of chances... 

Starting to think the man is so deluded and divorced from reality that he actually needs help

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iancognito

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35 minutes ago, ttfn said:

Fans equally culpable at this point, only a minority chanting for him to go even at 6-2.

 

The whole club is pathetic. 

"David from Leicester" who always rings up 6-0-6 just made a good point to Savage & Sutton. Rodgers criticised the fans after Brighton for making players nervous but our fans are probably the least hostile in the league. His job won't be lost because of fan pressure. We've made some of our biggest defensive cock-ups away from home, in front of the most loyal sections of our fan base.

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beepee1984

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The last time we lost 6 PL matches in a row November to December 2014 under Nigel Pearson, the final loss in that run was against Spurs 

 

You see, history repeating itself and the following season we were Champions - Well I can dream, can't I?

Tuna

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23 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

 

Rodgers looks and sounds defeated, like he's expecting the sack.

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J. James

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56 minutes ago, adam said:

Some of those players need to have a word with themselves as well. Just as bad as the manager. ****ing complete lack of fight. Embarrassing all round.

But you have no faith in the manager, the system or the team selection how much are you gonna try?

Easy to say all that shouldn't matter but it does.

Players must go into games with no confidence - in the tactics and the manager - not themselves!

 

Rodgers will not resign, apart from the money he wont want to see a new "lesser" man succeed with the same squad he failed with.

 

There can be no more excuses he has to go.... But l do not believe he will be sacked before the WC.

My god l hope I'm wrong.

Guest kristianity77

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End of the day this is totally now on the owners.   They either accept we are going down and keep Rodgers, or they have ambition and they fire him.  There is nothing in between at this point. 

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TonyN11

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4 minutes ago, beepee1984 said:

The last time we lost 6 PL matches in a row November to December 2014 under Nigel Pearson, the final loss in that run was against Spurs 

 

You see, history repeating itself and the following season we were Champions - Well I can dream, can't I?

But we were unlucky in that game. Should have at least got a point. and only 4-3

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Pliskin

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1 minute ago, kristianity77 said:

End of the day this is totally now on the owners.   They either accept we are going down and keep Rodgers, or they have ambition and they fire him.  There is nothing in between at this point. 

If we go down, we’re utterly ruined. The owners will not accept this, because it could well end up costing the club its existence. We simply can’t get relegated. 

SouthStandUpperTier

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3 minutes ago, String fellow said:

I've not checked the records, but it's highly probable that we've never in the history of the club gone into October with only 1 point.

It happened in 1983/84. In fact, we only had 2 points before our first win against Everton on October 29th.

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Ron Combo

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9 minutes ago, Tuna said:

Rodgers looks and sounds defeated, like he's expecting the sack.

Expecting the sack?? He WANTS the sack, he WANTS the £10m.

If he had an ounce of decency he'd fall on his sword, he doesn't need to work another day in his life, he is set up.

And if anyone can tell me what Kolo Touré does all day I'd be most grateful. Can't be anything football related,

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String fellow

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3 minutes ago, Ron Combo said:

Expecting the sack?? He WANTS the sack, he WANTS the £10m.

If he had an ounce of decency he'd fall on his sword, he doesn't need to work another day in his life, he is set up.

And if anyone can tell me what Kolo Touré does all day I'd be most grateful. Can't be anything football related,

There are plenty of distractions at Seagrave Holiday Camp.

Weller Wing

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1 hour ago, TeaMen Tom said:

They probably could have scored 8 legitimately, though a couple of the finishes they had were outstanding.

 

1 hour ago, TeaMen Tom said:

They probably could have scored 8 legitimately, though a couple of the finishes they had were outstanding.

They really weren't 

They had a few gears to go up to but didn't need to

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