Knighton Matt Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 ...Just felt like saying something radical. Come on guys lets have some positivity! Whether we agree with the team selection or the tactics, one thing is for sure is there are 11 boys in blue who need our support tonight so let's put all the debate on hold and get behind the boys! edit: If anyone points out Henderson doesn't play in blue I'll hurt them. The end.
Loake Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 c'mon city, lets get behind the lads and get three points on the board!!!
Newcastle_Fox Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 C'MON Leicester, dont forget to wear all Blue
Master Fox Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 C'MON Leicester, dont forget to wear all Blue There are many different shades of blue. You would think the club could be specific on this matter.
Ric Flair Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 It will be a horrible spectacle again tonight if previous encounters are anything to go by and that makes matters worse. If the fans are as livid as they are making out then it could be hell on earth after tonight. Burnley are a grotesque team to play against and we'll need to battle like **** to win it. I don't care if it's ugly tonight, these are the sort of games where you know they'll be like that and there's nothing you can do about it but want it otherwise we'll lose. Goals.
Knighton Matt Posted 8 August 2006 Author Posted 8 August 2006 It will be a horrible spectacle again tonight if previous encounters are anything to go by and that makes matters worse. If the fans are as livid as they are making out then it could be hell on earth after tonight. Burnley are a grotesque team to play against and we'll need to battle like **** to win it. I don't care if it's ugly tonight, these are the sort of games where you know they'll be like that and there's nothing you can do about it but want it otherwise we'll lose. Goals. I just hope the fans really get behind the team and I'm sure they will early doors. I just fear it could turn a bit ugly if the game's not going our way into the second half and there's be nothing worse for confidence if the boo boys are heard into the SECOND game of the season.
Manwell Pablo Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 It will be a horrible spectacle again tonight if previous encounters are anything to go by and that makes matters worse. If the fans are as livid as they are making out then it could be hell on earth after tonight. Burnley are a grotesque team to play against and we'll need to battle like **** to win it. I don't care if it's ugly tonight, these are the sort of games where you know they'll be like that and there's nothing you can do about it but want it otherwise we'll lose. Goals. yep , I will be very suprised if Cotterill doesn't roll out the 4-5-1. 0-0 being the most likely result. We play like we did on Saturday will lose 1-0. If we really want it and actually show some creativety ( or get a bit of luck ) we may win 1-0.
Ultra Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 An early goal for us tonight and Burnley will be stuffed. I don't think Cotterill has a plan B. We have a lot to prove tonight and if the players realise that and respond accordingly, we should earn three points.
Ric Flair Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 It's all about the OGmonster tonight Chris O'Grady. I think he'll come on and nick something for us, probably a traffic cone.
Knighton Matt Posted 8 August 2006 Author Posted 8 August 2006 Henderson plays in green. Bring it. Note to self...Fez of the Muzz moves top of the fist list. You're in for a world of pain when I get back to Northampton lad!
Fez of Mahrez Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 Note to self...Fez of the Muzz moves top of the fist list. You're in for a world of pain when I get back to Northampton lad! Oh no, not the whip again!
Knighton Matt Posted 8 August 2006 Author Posted 8 August 2006 It's all about the OGmonster tonight Chris O'Grady. I think he'll come on and nick something for us, probably a traffic cone. You could just be right Flair his enthusiasm for the game is worth watching alone. It's not been mentioned much on here but against Luton when all else seemed to have given up hope - O'Grady was going in for those 50-50's and giving the ref a bit of stick. If he can continue show that desire to get involved it surely won't be long before he's having a big impact in games and potentially working his way into the starting line up.
Ric Flair Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 You could just be right Flair his enthusiasm for the game is worth watching alone. It's not been mentioned much on here but against Luton when all else seemed to have given up hope - O'Grady was going in for those 50-50's and giving the ref a bit of stick. If he can continue show that desire to get involved it surely won't be long before he's having a big impact in games and potentially working his way into the starting line up. He is fastly becoming one of my favourite players, as you say his determination for the game is phenomenal and you can see that by the way he's literally made himself improve in the past year. That little mustache and receeding hair makes him a cult hero aswell ala Rooster Russell and Coatsworth.
Knighton Matt Posted 8 August 2006 Author Posted 8 August 2006 He is fastly becoming one of my favourite players, as you say his determination for the game is phenomenal and you can see that by the way he's literally made himself improve in the past year. That little mustache and receeding hair makes him a cult hero aswell ala Rooster Russell and Coatsworth. All hail the 'tache and receeding afro! There'll be tributes round the ground before you know it
OBO Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 I'd LOVE it if O'Grady came on and snuck a winner, it'd be great to see him play really well and stake a solid claim for a first team spot.
Knighton Matt Posted 8 August 2006 Author Posted 8 August 2006 Oh no, not the whip again! Was thinking more the toy cricket bat - despatching your tricky spinners all over the park again
Ricey Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 The positivity is trickling into my system now as I look forward to the game, I can just visualise Iain Hume curling a shot past Danny Coyne to put us ahead. WHEN YOU'RE SMILING...
Fez of Mahrez Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 Was thinking more the toy cricket bat - despatching your tricky spinners all over the park again Haha.. my shoulder hurt for a week after that
Manwell Pablo Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 The positivity is trickling into my system now as I look forward to the game, I can just visualise Iain Hume curling a shot past Danny Coyne to put us ahead. WHEN YOU'RE SMILING... Brian Jensen
Thracian Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 The positivity is trickling into my system now as I look forward to the game, I can just visualise Iain Hume curling a shot past Danny Coyne to put us ahead. WHEN YOU'RE SMILING... I hope it proves a magic smile Ricey and all your visions become reality (and that Burnley don't score two in reply).
davieG Posted 8 August 2006 Posted 8 August 2006 An early goal for us tonight and Burnley will be stuffed. I don't think Cotterill has a plan B.We have a lot to prove tonight and if the players realise that and respond accordingly, we should earn three points. A bit like us on saturday then
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