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The Run In...

By Guest Mee-9, in Leicester City Forum

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melvinmmelvin

melvinmmelvin

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Posted (edited)
9 hours ago, SuperMike said:

NO! Recent history shows  that we LOSE games. And lose. And lose. And lose. And lose.......

 

Your 'recent' is clearly more recent than my recent :D:D   (Dean wants your script for the pre-match gee-up...).

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smudgerfox

smudgerfox

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5 hours ago, StanSP said:

Thanks.

I had no idea about all of that. I just punched random numbers into it and it came out with the above.

Well if you know all that you wouldn’t produce a fully formed final league  table and expect us all to be cheered by it. Look at our run of so-called winnable games so far - Palace a L , Villa h L , Bournemouth h L Who predicted that? 
 

As I say the SST pragmatism should yield more points than we would have got under BR but it’s still a high wire act with brittle players in high pressure games.We will spend a fair amount of the next few weeks still in the relegation zone (I see Newcastle is now Monday as well), playing to climb out of it on live TV. That brings its own psychological pressure. 

StanSP

StanSP

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11 minutes ago, smudgerfox said:

Well if you know all that you wouldn’t produce a fully formed final league  table and expect us all to be cheered by it. Look at our run of so-called winnable games so far - Palace a L , Villa h L , Bournemouth h L Who predicted that

Where's that specific expectation? All I did was post what I thought lol lol

 

What you expect is totally out of my control. 

 

It's just a simple prediction. No need to go scrutinise it to the nth degree. 

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smudgerfox

smudgerfox

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9 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Where's that specific expectation? All I did was post what I thought lol lol

 

What you expect is totally out of my control. 

 

It's just a simple prediction. No need to go scrutinise it to the nth degree. 

Had us winning against Wolves, Leeds & Everton, lose against Fulham, Liverpool & Newcastle. BUT, we're safe before the West Ham game based on the other results. 
 

Looks like a specific expectation to me - based on you getting all the results right - not just ours! I’m sure you’re that good Stan!!

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StanSP

StanSP

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2 minutes ago, Beachyboy said:

What's our record usually like on Monday night football? Seeing as 3/7 games are on it, an Fulham away also on a Monday.

This season

 

Nottm Forest (H) - 4-0

Newcastle (H) - 0-3

 

1 win, 1 loss.

 

No Monday games last season:
 

20/21

Crystal Palace (A) - 1-1

Crystal Palace (H) - 2-1

 

1 win, 1 draw.

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StanSP

StanSP

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3 minutes ago, smudgerfox said:

Had us winning against Wolves, Leeds & Everton, lose against Fulham, Liverpool & Newcastle. BUT, we're safe before the West Ham game based on the other results. 
 

Looks like a specific expectation to me - based on you getting all the results right - not just ours! I’m sure you’re that good Stan!!

That's just more an observation as opposed to give hope or cheer to anyone! 

 

Just my own musings on how the results pan out :) 

Wymsey

Wymsey

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Have in it my brain that we'll win most of the remaining wins, and not losing..

 

Player's confidence/morale will be higher with a new manager in and, with hopefully a win on Saturday, more will follow through.

 

People should write Smith off for being at 'lesser' club.

 

The trio balance of Smith, Shakespeare and Terry - with their different strengths- could really be something great potentially.

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Chelmofox

Chelmofox

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37 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said:

I think Everton, Forest and Leeds all have a lot worse run ins compared to us esp Forest they are done for.

Maybe. To be honest i think there is only one team anyone in the run in fears and that's Man City.  I think it possible for any club to get a result against all others, and i include Arsenal in that. Liverpool can hammer someone one week, and lose to a bottom 3 club a week later. 

 

We've just got to get back to winning again. 

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SafewayFox

SafewayFox

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12 hours ago, Wymsey said:

Have in it my brain that we'll win most of the remaining wins, and not losing..

 

Player's confidence/morale will be higher with a new manager in and, with hopefully a win on Saturday, more will follow through.

 

People should write Smith off for being at 'lesser' club.

 

The trio balance of Smith, Shakespeare and Terry - with their different strengths- could really be something great potentially.

I hope this post ages well.

 

Come on Smith and co. make me start enjoying football again by making the players run in a game and challenge for 50/50’s will be a great start.

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smudgerfox

smudgerfox

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On 19/04/2023 at 17:02, StanSP said:

Did the predictor thing.

 

Had us winning against Wolves, Leeds & Everton, lose against Fulham, Liverpool & Newcastle. BUT, we're safe before the West Ham game based on the other results:

 

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Southampton relegated after GW36 (based on GD, officially after GW37)

Man City winning the title at home to Chelsea.

 

3-way fight between Everton, Leeds & Forest to survive...

 

Then final day pans out with Everton winning, but it not being enough as Leeds also win, so they go down with Forest. Oh, for shame!

 

The only sad thing is Newcastle end up with CL football...

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Did you have Southampton beating Arsenal Stan? 

StanSP

StanSP

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18 minutes ago, smudgerfox said:

Did you have Southampton beating Arsenal Stan? 

No, sorry. 

You've taken a mere prediction to heart a bit too much if this is how it's going to be lol

 

Chelmofox

Chelmofox

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On 20/04/2023 at 20:26, Chelmofox said:

Maybe. To be honest i think there is only one team anyone in the run in fears and that's Man City.  I think it possible for any club to get a result against all others, and i include Arsenal in that. Liverpool can hammer someone one week, and lose to a bottom 3 club a week later. 

 

We've just got to get back to winning again. 

I said it earlier today. Teams are going to fancy a result against Arsenal. 

John rayner

John rayner

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3 minutes ago, Chelmofox said:

I said it earlier today. Teams are going to fancy a result against Arsenal. 

Well Southampton are beating Arsenal at half time ,that puts us bottom ,win against wolves and Leeds West ham ,and I'm going for a draw against Liverpool andwin against Everton 

Dan

Dan

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On 12/04/2023 at 01:38, Dan LCFC said:

Man City (A) - 0

Wolves (H) - 3

Leeds (A) - 1

Everton (H) - 1

Fulham (A) - 3

Liverpool (H) - 3

Newcastle (A) - 0

West Ham (H) - 3

 

I'm gonna go optimistic. **** it.

We are rolling.

 

We better bloody beat Leeds though.

Bluearmyfox28

Bluearmyfox28

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I’ve been tracking my own little run in just to see what I think will happen, so might as well share it:

 

Leicester:

Leeds (A) - 1 point

Everton (H) - 3 points

Fulham (A) - 0 points

Liverpool (H) - 0 points

Newcastle (A) - 0 points 

West Ham (H) - 1 point

Total points = 33 points

 

Everton:

Newcastle (H) - 0 points

Leicester (A) - 0 points 

Brighton (A) - 1 point

Man City (H) - 0 points

Wolves (A) - 1 point 

Bournemouth (H) - 3 points

Total points - 33 points

 

Leeds:

Leicester (H) - 1 point

Bournemouth (A) - 1 point

Man City (A) - 0 points

Newcastle (H) - 0 points

West Ham (A) - 1 point

Tottenham (H) - 0 points

Total points = 32 points

 

Forest:

Brighton (H) - 0 points 

Brentford (A) - 1 point

Southampton (H) - 1 point 

Chelsea (A) - 1 point 

Arsenal (H) - 0 points

Palace (A) - 1 point 

Total Points = 31 points 

 

Southampton:

Bournemouth (H) - 3 points

Newcastle (A) - 0 points

Forest (A) - 1 point 

Fulham (H) - 1 point

Brighton (A) - 0 points

Liverpool (H) - 0 points

Total points = 29 points

 

I have it Southampton, Leeds & Forest going down. That win yesterday was massive for us.

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MattFox

MattFox

Posted
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3 minutes ago, Bluearmyfox28 said:

I’ve been tracking my own little run in just to see what I think will happen, so might as well share it:

 

Leicester:

Leeds (A) - 1 point

Everton (H) - 3 points

Fulham (A) - 0 points

Liverpool (H) - 0 points

Newcastle (A) - 0 points 

West Ham (H) - 1 point

Total points = 33 points

 

Everton:

Newcastle (H) - 0 points

Leicester (A) - 0 points 

Brighton (A) - 1 point

Man City (H) - 0 points

Wolves (A) - 1 point 

Bournemouth (H) - 3 points

Total points - 33 points

 

Leeds:

Leicester (H) - 1 point

Bournemouth (A) - 1 point

Man City (A) - 0 points

Newcastle (H) - 0 points

West Ham (A) - 1 point

Tottenham (H) - 0 points

Total points = 32 points

 

Forest:

Brighton (H) - 0 points 

Brentford (A) - 1 point

Southampton (H) - 1 point 

Chelsea (A) - 1 point 

Arsenal (H) - 0 points

Palace (A) - 1 point 

Total Points = 31 points 

 

Southampton:

Bournemouth (H) - 3 points

Newcastle (A) - 0 points

Forest (A) - 1 point 

Fulham (H) - 1 point

Brighton (A) - 0 points

Liverpool (H) - 0 points

Total points = 29 points

 

I have it Southampton, Leeds & Forest going down. That win yesterday was massive for us.

West Ham are very beatable 

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egg_fried_rice

egg_fried_rice

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Feelsgoodman waking up on a Sunday after a win.

 

Still all to do and much to play for - that applies to all teams around the bottom.

 

If we can harness the momentum and take at least 4 points from the next two, I think we’ll do it.

 

Leeds confidence at the back looks at rock bottom - their keeper looks like a little boy at the moment and their backup is Joel Robles who has never looked convincing.

I think the result on Tuesday will partly depend on what sort of a reaction their crowd can whip up.
 

It would be lovely if Newcastle could knock 7 bells out of Everton too.

KFS

KFS

Posted
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5 minutes ago, MattFox said:

West Ham are very beatable 

If they’re getting ready for the conference league, already safe and away from home, it’s +3 for me. 

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