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420Hashish

Southampton vs Leicester (A) - October 19th

By 420Hashish, in Leicester City Forum

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Filberts lovechild

Filberts lovechild

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Massive game today. A win will do no end of good for confidence. Similar to Bournemouth we just need to win at all costs today. I know we’re playing differently to last season but our players will go into it confident they have the better of Saints

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st albans fox

st albans fox

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2 minutes ago, fox_favourite said:

Not confident today. Coopers track record in away games and Southampton winless means that we'll lose 2-1

Cooper will probably take that if he can find a way of blaming the ref 

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Izzy

Izzy

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6 minutes ago, Wasyls Pec Deck said:

I see an email about the possibility of ID checks, although the wording is quite vague. Not seen that for a while…

High risk army 

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Trav Le Bleu

Trav Le Bleu

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21 minutes ago, dr.o.ball said:

Any particular bar in Benalmadina showing City?

Wait, I'll just nip outside and see.

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FosseSpark

FosseSpark

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the reason id mix up left back / left side is Tyler Dibling is an absolute livewire.  I'd be worried he will have kristiansen on a little danish toasted krispbread with some cream cheese and kapers.

 

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Bert

Bert

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Anyone seen Ricardo’s instagram? 
 

The last emoji in his notifications lol 

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J. James

J. James

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2 hours ago, Happy Fox said:


Over the course of a season if we kept that form going 28-29 points would be accrued that won’t be enough to stay up so why not sack him sooner rather than later?

So a loss would give us 28 points and you'd have zero confidence in Cooper.

 

However a win would give us ( on the same basis) 42/43 points..

 

That would see us around 15th

 

So l assume by your logic that in this case you would have confidence in Cooper?

 

I think l can guess the answer.

Tielemans63

Tielemans63

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12 hours ago, David Hankey said:

A 0-9 would sort it out!!

I know we're not allowed to say this, but we had some unbelievable times under Brendan. Some of the best football I've ever seen Leicester play. Such a shame the last 18 months of his time here sullied all of that.

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J. James

J. James

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16 hours ago, sharpylcfc said:

Was never on board with him from the beginning nothing he does will get me on board, just can't wait for the day he goes. My reason behind it is not hiring Potter not saying he'd of been the 100% right person but definitely better than Cooper.

Bravo, l truly admire your honesty here, we finish 6th? 4th?

 

Go on to win a European trophy?

 

Nope, l believe you that NOTHING would be enough, you and a large percentage of other "Cooper outs" who dont have your honesty.

 

I never wanted him either but he's here now and l want him to succeed because l want my team to succeed.

 

 

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Bert

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21 minutes ago, Wasyls Pec Deck said:

No, do tell! 

 

21 minutes ago, fox_favourite said:

Please share as I'm not on socials 

A bench lol 

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J. James

J. James

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1 minute ago, Tielemans63 said:

I know we're not allowed to say this, but we had some unbelievable times under Brendan. Such a shame the last 18 months of his time here sullied all of that.

Lol.. Maybe managers are like prime ministers/ presidents ... The present one makes the previous one look good!

 

* This used to be fairly true before Bush and Trump over there and Johnson and Truss over here.

sharpylcfc

sharpylcfc

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2 minutes ago, J. James said:

Bravo, l truly admire your honesty here, we finish 6th? 4th?

 

Go on to win European trophy?

 

Nope, l believe you that NOTHING would be enough, you and a large percentage of other "Cooper outs" who dont have your honesty.

 

I never wanted him either but he's here now and l want him to succeed because l want my team to succeed.

 

 

No nothing will get me on board, I just wish the club were more adventurous instead of looking at the bottom of a barrel so to speak. We could gone and got a manager from Europe who would love to manage in the Premier League. None of this we'd be fighting no one would come here, look where Villa wrre when appointing Emery. If we'd of brought in an ambitious manager from Europe who'd of kept us up their stock would of risen with potential of a bigger club in England. Cause let's be honest unless we end up getting the money Man City has we'll always be a stepping stone unfortunately. For what it's worth I would of loved us to appoint Corberan from West Brom.

Ric Flair

Ric Flair

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Cooper's style of play should suit us today. We absolutely hammered them last season due to the players and Enzo seizing the opportunities to massively expose them with a high press and playing direct and counter attacking football. It was so so easy.

 

Whilst it's possible for us to not get the same today, it'll be a huge red flag as this is the perfect team for us to get our first away win of the season and only Cooper's 3rd ever away PL win 😂😂😂😂

 

Go on Hoops

VG Fox

VG Fox

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21 minutes ago, Tielemans63 said:

I know we're not allowed to say this, but we had some unbelievable times under Brendan. Some of the best football I've ever seen Leicester play. Such a shame the last 18 months of his time here sullied all of that.

It's true, some of the one touch, into space, running between the lines etc was superb.....but then it all disappeared along with his ability to motivate the players,   his tactical acumen and subs just got worse and worse.  

David Hankey

David Hankey

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26 minutes ago, Tielemans63 said:

I know we're not allowed to say this, but we had some unbelievable times under Brendan. Some of the best football I've ever seen Leicester play. Such a shame the last 18 months of his time here sullied all of that.

Well, name me a manager where that hasn't happened. Even the great Claudio reign ended ignominiously.

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