FT LCFC 2 - 2 Stevenage

[Ric Flair]

1 hour ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said:

 

Expecting better than a draw at home to Stevenage does not mean the fans still think we're a Champions League club 

Copenhagen syndrome

[phoneticerror]

11 minutes ago, Jattdogg said:

Decided to switch the all season wheels for the snow wheels on my SUV instead of watching this. Had more fun, enjoyment and relaxation (mind the back) than having to watch our shower of shit play.

 

Martin isn't the guy. I think we can do better with some of the mehhhhhh players we have if we had a manager who could read a game and switch things up. 

 

Players need to be held accountable 100%. Do better people!

Bro has favourites. He really doesn’t play objectively.

[Harrogatefox]

We’re too lightweight across the pitch. The atmosphere is shite. Our fans were more entertained by throwing paper aeroplanes vs the football on display. Says it all. We’re in the shit pit and I’m not sure how we get out. 

[Ric Flair]

Just now, Harrogatefox said:

We’re too lightweight across the pitch. The atmosphere is shite. Our fans were more entertained by throwing paper aeroplanes vs the football on display. Says it all. We’re in the shit pit and I’m not sure how we get out. 

We have to get new owners and ones that at least have some awareness of putting staff in place from board level down to the coaching staff and management that have a half decent grasp of what's needed to rebuild a club that has fcuked it as badly as this.

[Raj]

We need to face facts.

We are just a mid table league one side at the moment.

Too many individual errors and too many crap players who should be alot better at this level.

 

 

 

[SK3Blue]

3 hours ago, Leicester_Loyal said:

The ground is soulless ain’t it, no atmosphere at all, KP under Top have totally destroyed us. 

Didn’t watch the game, caught the last few minutes of commentary on the radio, at the final whistle it just sounded so quiet.
 

I am amazed people still go, cannot be many paying for single match tickets now, the disconnect is so bad, I don’t think they would fill the place if it was a tenner a ticket, 

[phoneticerror]

3 minutes ago, Raj said:

We need to face facts.

We are just a mid table league one side at the moment.

Too many individual errors and too many crap players who should be alot better at this level.

 

 

 

Yep. I think many are starting to realise this and that we aren’t “too good for the league”

[Jattdogg]

3 minutes ago, Raj said:

We need to face facts.

We are just a mid table league one side at the moment.

Too many individual errors and too many crap players who should be alot better at this level.

 

 

 

 Leicester needs to face facts that they will go bankrupt if they don't shape up quickly. 

 

Wake up club!

[String fellow]

1 minute ago, SK3Blue said:

Didn’t watch the game, caught the last few minutes of commentary on the radio, at the final whistle it just sounded so quiet.
 

I am amazed people still go, cannot be many paying for single match tickets now, the disconnect is so bad, I don’t think they would fill the place if it was a tenner a ticket, 

The club would need to pay me a tenner to attend right now!

[TSFox]

37 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

It’s either trolling or an absolutely pathetic mindset 

It’s not pathetic.

 

Actually accepting the predicament - and then figuring out what we can do to improve - seems more sensible than having a meltdown every time we concede.

 

The squad is expensive - but mediocre. Theres not much we can do about that now. The squad needs to find some confidence and try and get us up the table. 
 

[TSFox]

19 minutes ago, phoneticerror said:

Yep. I think many are starting to realise this and that we aren’t “too good for the league”

It similar to Man U. 
 

Every year they get beat by Bournemouth and every year they have a meltdown ‘because we’re Manchester United’. They don’t acknowledge that Bournemouth are quite good & half of their players would walk into Man Us first team.

[Rubbersoul]

We’re like a charity for small clubs that want a big day out now as well.

 

doing my head in 

[reynard]

Some good things but not enough of them.  Started well but just reverted to slow passing when we needed to keep the tempo up.  I can't see us achieving a lot this season if we persevere with the same ineffective subs each game either.

 

Having heard the sad news re Burns and his wife I wonder if he's really in the right place mentally to playing football right now. He just doesn't look like he wants to be on the pitch and it is probably understandable but we can't afford to carry such players.

 

Piper said it after the match, all the subs offer nothing but one paced, slow football and come on just when we need new energy.

 

Also clear that Martin simply doesn't rate most of the loanees we have acquired or indeed some of the new permanent signings. Maybe he's right and maybe they simply are not good enough but that in itself casts further doubt on our recruitment. Whatever the reason we start every game with an unbalanced match day squad with too many old pros who simply are not adding very much to each performance. 

That combined with a defence that can't do the basics of defending means we are up against it every game. Today's result is just symptomatic of where we are and the problems we have.

[Unabomber]

23 minutes ago, TSFox said:

It’s not pathetic.

 

Actually accepting the predicament - and then figuring out what we can do to improve - seems more sensible than having a meltdown every time we concede.

 

The squad is expensive - but mediocre. Theres not much we can do about that now. The squad needs to find some confidence and try and get us up the table. 
 

I dunno I’d rather have a meltdown 

[Unabomber]

21 minutes ago, TSFox said:

It similar to Man U. 
 

Every year they get beat by Bournemouth and every year they have a meltdown ‘because we’re Manchester United’. They don’t acknowledge that Bournemouth are quite good & half of their players would walk into Man Us first team.

Would half of Peterborough’s team get in our starting 11? 

[fox_favourite]

25 minutes ago, reynard said:

Some good things but not enough of them.  Started well but just reverted to slow passing when we needed to keep the tempo up.  I can't see us achieving a lot this season if we persevere with the same ineffective subs each game either.

 

Having heard the sad news re Burns and his wife I wonder if he's really in the right place mentally to playing football right now. He just doesn't look like he wants to be on the pitch and it is probably understandable but we can't afford to carry such players.

 

Piper said it after the match, all the subs offer nothing but one paced, slow football and come on just when we need new energy.

 

Also clear that Martin simply doesn't rate most of the loanees we have acquired or indeed some of the new permanent signings. Maybe he's right and maybe they simply are not good enough but that in itself casts further doubt on our recruitment. Whatever the reason we start every game with an unbalanced match day squad with too many old pros who simply are not adding very much to each performance. 

That combined with a defence that can't do the basics of defending means we are up against it every game. Today's result is just symptomatic of where we are and the problems we have.

What news?

 

Edit - just read in his thread 

Edited Saturday at 21:51 by fox_favourite

[worthosoriginals]

Cracking performance  in time for night of the zombies

[The Fosse Way]

The people building the squad simply don’t realise the importance of pace. Signing players to play in attacking positions like Ayew, BDCR, Chaplin, Cullen, even Doyle who’s actually the slowest of the lot. There’s barely any pace in the whole squad. They’re idiots.

 

We’re just treading water in this era. It’s painful to watch, especially with these bizarro fans who don’t appear to want to have any standards for our club.

Edited Saturday at 22:04 by The Fosse Way

[Pliskin]

10 hours ago, SK3Blue said:

Didn’t watch the game, caught the last few minutes of commentary on the radio, at the final whistle it just sounded so quiet.
 

I am amazed people still go, cannot be many paying for single match tickets now, the disconnect is so bad, I don’t think they would fill the place if it was a tenner a ticket, 

I watched bits on a stream. Not only do people go, they’re ****ing clapping…. Clapping?

 

Ive said it before, we will be the only club in the world, where the fans will boast about being sat in silence at the KP when we go bust…..

 

”I were there when they took the seats out of the ground and closed us down”….

Edited 23 hours ago by Pliskin

[Corky]

Martin is in his comfort zone of mid-table. 19 points gained, 20 not. 

 

A couple of players bring fleeting excitement amid the plethora of passing. Then we'll give up chances and some will take them, some won't and on we go.

[Pita]

More points thrown away. Martin ball does not work 

[worthosoriginals]

15 minutes ago, Pita said:

More points thrown away. Martin ball does not work 

Martin brain

[bovril]

28 minutes ago, Corky said:

Martin is in his comfort zone of mid-table. 19 points gained, 20 not. 

 

A couple of players bring fleeting excitement amid the plethora of passing. Then we'll give up chances and some will take them, some won't and on we go.

Sometimes I wonder if this weirdo likes mid table medicrity and inconsistency because it feeds into his idea of a 'process' which obviously excites him more than actually winning a lot of football games. The ****. 

[weusedtobegood]

Martin is slow to chatch on that Burns,  Chaplin and Smallbone are not worth a shirt. 

They offer zero and put in zero effort. 

[J.Lisemore]

Let's face it even the games we have won, bar Bromley, we quite easily could have lost all of them. Russell Martin isn't the right manager and never will be.