The "do they mean us?" thread pt 4

[honeybradger]

6 hours ago, urban.spaceman said:

 

 

 

Part of me thinks people who post this dont even like Vardy, they just use him to get one over on Kane.

[Happy Fox]

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The Redshite view.

 

 

 

[Finnegan]

39 minutes ago, Happy Fox said:

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The Redshite view.

 

 

 

 

But to be clear, they really, really, really don't care.

 

[ALC Fox]

Points deduction or not, we're finishing above them next season 

[urban.spaceman]

Man City had a treble parade?

 

 

[ARTY_FOX]

9 hours ago, urban.spaceman said:

 

 

 

Vardys lifted 5 peices of silverware with Leicester, kanes lifted nothing with spurs or Bayern Munich.

 

Whats the battle?  

[urban.spaceman]

BBC:

 

How do Leicester survive next season?published at 12:11

12:11

IMAGE SOURCE, REUTERS

It is going to be an interesting situation for Leicester straight away when they come up because of the potential points deduction situation, the spending situation and what the manager is going to be allowed to bring in. 

They went big last year but they might start 2024-25 off on minus numbers. If the manager does not get given certainties about what will happen, then Leicester will not need to worry about any signings... their problem will be finding a new manager. 

That will be the first and foremost thing to happen at the football club so there is a lot to think about and a lot to decide - and quickly.

How important is it that Enzo Maresca stays at the club? From his side, I do not think it is that important because he will get another role given the job he has done at King Power Stadium.

But the problem will be for Leicester City who will have go through everyone again. Even so, playing in the Premier League will be different because even when you have a manager who knows how to keep the ball, how he wants players to play and how to win lots of games, your team can still get beaten every single week. Just have to look at Burnley this season - they have not managed to get anywhere near it and that could happen to Leicester.

When you look at who is coming up - including potentially through the play-offs - and you look at the Premier League teams that will be trying to hold on, allied to everything going on Leicester City, there will be a lot to do for the Foxes to stay up next season.

Michael Brown was speaking to BBC Sport's Nicola Pearson

[WoodyFox]

10 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said:

BBC:

 

How do Leicester survive next season?published at 12:11

12:11

IMAGE SOURCE, REUTERS

It is going to be an interesting situation for Leicester straight away when they come up because of the potential points deduction situation, the spending situation and what the manager is going to be allowed to bring in. 

They went big last year but they might start 2024-25 off on minus numbers. If the manager does not get given certainties about what will happen, then Leicester will not need to worry about any signings... their problem will be finding a new manager. 

That will be the first and foremost thing to happen at the football club so there is a lot to think about and a lot to decide - and quickly.

How important is it that Enzo Maresca stays at the club? From his side, I do not think it is that important because he will get another role given the job he has done at King Power Stadium.

But the problem will be for Leicester City who will have go through everyone again. Even so, playing in the Premier League will be different because even when you have a manager who knows how to keep the ball, how he wants players to play and how to win lots of games, your team can still get beaten every single week. Just have to look at Burnley this season - they have not managed to get anywhere near it and that could happen to Leicester.

When you look at who is coming up - including potentially through the play-offs - and you look at the Premier League teams that will be trying to hold on, allied to everything going on Leicester City, there will be a lot to do for the Foxes to stay up next season.

Michael Brown was speaking to BBC Sport's Nicola Pearson

When you look at who is coming up? Ipswich and potentially a team we scored 9 goals against this season

[don_danbury]

5 hours ago, honeybradger said:

Part of me thinks people who post this dont even like Vardy, they just use him to get one over on Kane.

pretty much everything he said there is incorrect. and there is no battle between him and vardy. guy even confesses he knows nothing about football too  

[Daggers]

1 hour ago, urban.spaceman said:

BBC:

 

How do Leicester survive next season?published at 12:11

12:11

IMAGE SOURCE, REUTERS

It is going to be an interesting situation for Leicester straight away when they come up because of the potential points deduction situation, the spending situation and what the manager is going to be allowed to bring in. 

They went big last year but they might start 2024-25 off on minus numbers. If the manager does not get given certainties about what will happen, then Leicester will not need to worry about any signings... their problem will be finding a new manager. 

That will be the first and foremost thing to happen at the football club so there is a lot to think about and a lot to decide - and quickly.

How important is it that Enzo Maresca stays at the club? From his side, I do not think it is that important because he will get another role given the job he has done at King Power Stadium.

But the problem will be for Leicester City who will have go through everyone again. Even so, playing in the Premier League will be different because even when you have a manager who knows how to keep the ball, how he wants players to play and how to win lots of games, your team can still get beaten every single week. Just have to look at Burnley this season - they have not managed to get anywhere near it and that could happen to Leicester.

When you look at who is coming up - including potentially through the play-offs - and you look at the Premier League teams that will be trying to hold on, allied to everything going on Leicester City, there will be a lot to do for the Foxes to stay up next season.

Michael Brown was speaking to BBC Sport's Nicola Pearson

 

Word soup of ifs and coulds, mixed with a handful of bleeding obvious. The fact that those two got paid to produce that will never not piss me off. 

[CrazyKopCorner]

6 hours ago, Happy Fox said:

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The Redshite view.

 

 

 

They really are a bunch of gobshite know it alls. 

 

The ones I know are the same - Know fuch all but have an opinion on everything - and fuch me are they hard done to 

 

If we do nothing else beating these tossers twice must be the goal  

[when_you're_smiling]

Cropped up on Facebook.

[An Away Move]

We need to finish above Ipswich, Norwich (not Leeds) and one Premier League team having a mare - perhaps Everton finally. Doable. 

[Chelmofox]

22 minutes ago, An Away Move said:

We need to finish above Ipswich, Norwich (not Leeds) and one Premier League team having a mare - perhaps Everton finally. Doable. 

It will be Brentford.

[ClaphamFox]

29 minutes ago, An Away Move said:

We need to finish above Ipswich, Norwich (not Leeds) and one Premier League team having a mare - perhaps Everton finally. Doable. 

You think Norwich would beat Southampton/West Brom in the final?

[urban.spaceman]

 

 

[Jon the Hat]

3 hours ago, Daggers said:

 

Word soup of ifs and coulds, mixed with a handful of bleeding obvious. The fact that those two got paid to produce that will never not piss me off. 

Literally no attempt to answer the question in the title.

[An Away Move]

5 hours ago, ClaphamFox said:

You think Norwich would beat Southampton/West Brom in the final?

It’s wishful thinking. If Norwich come up with us I think we just have to be better than one Premier league side to stay up. 

Edited 9 May by An Away Move

[Nalis]

Looks like the unbeaten Leverkusen question could be moot, 2-0 down to Roma with 12 minutes to go

[Leeds Fox]

19 minutes ago, Nalis said:

Looks like the unbeaten Leverkusen question could be moot, 2-0 down to Roma with 12 minutes to go

Another late equaliser!

[Fox in the North]

19 minutes ago, Nalis said:

Looks like the unbeaten Leverkusen question could be moot, 2-0 down to Roma with 12 minutes to go

Bloody hell, they’ve done it again!!

[fox_favourite]

Alonso has done an incredible job

[Nalis]

35 minutes ago, Nalis said:

Looks like the unbeaten Leverkusen question could be moot, 2-0 down to Roma with 12 minutes to go

 

15 minutes ago, Leeds Fox said:

Another late equaliser!

 

15 minutes ago, Fox in the North said:

Bloody hell, they’ve done it again!!

Haha of course they have! Fair play to them though.

[Bert]

Fair play but I hope they lose one game because you’ll never hear the end of it  

[urban.spaceman]