Simi Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 Well that makes me wonder more how some people are happy with Megson in charge. Saturday is a no goer for me, I can't be doing with it anymore, just the sight of Megson makes me ill. I think I owe you an apology.
Maybes Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 Sometimes, i just stand on my own in the back garden and just pray that a miracle comes. Obviously it's never going to come. I just go to the footy these days to have a chat with the boys and a beer before hand.
danny. Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 I was so bored tonight, probably the worst game all season, up there with stoke. The back 3 and Fulop seem fine, McCauley had a good game again, and I think the strikers would have put some away if they had had some chances, but AGAIN no service, in fact AGAIN no midfield. What is the point of having 100 wingers if we have no midfield and have to keep playing out of position chambers and newton, surely the academy players or reserve players with a point to prove wouldn't be any worse?
Simi Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 You know what, I've changed my mind. Bolton can have Megson for all I care. I just don't want to have to put up with that shite on view every week.We are never going to score. Stearman and Newton were ****ing useless as per usual. I know it would be unfair to single out that pair but they piss me off every time they play. Virtually the whole team were clueless and lazy tonight. I think the only two players who can come away with some credit were Weso and Sheehan who I didn't think did much wrong. There's no movement on the pitch, nobody wants the ball and it's so frustrating. There's no creativity and there's certainly no real effort. And the annoying this is that Sheff Utd had one 5 minute spell where they looked like scoring and they did just that, it wasn't as if they were a lot better. The difference is they have the players who can turn it on, even if they haven't been doing it all season. I actually want Megson to go now, and I hope we get a manager in who has ideas going forward and not just at the back. I applaud you for being that constructive. Maybe I will be able to do that tomorrow. For now... **** off you fat steward, shove your orange coat where the sun don't shine.
brookfox Posted 23 October 2007 Posted 23 October 2007 Fact of the matter is Megson wants us to play a certain formation but we don't currently have the players to do so. We're missing wing backs (Sheehan is too slow and Stearman is ****ing awful), an attacking midfielder (Newton, pah!) with flair and creativity who can create chances and a target man. If we want to play this formation we need these signings, I just don't know if Megson will be around in January to make them...
Ultra Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 You know what, I've changed my mind. Bolton can have Megson for all I care. I just don't want to have to put up with that shite on view every week.We are never going to score. Stearman and Newton were ****ing useless as per usual. I know it would be unfair to single out that pair but they piss me off every time they play. Virtually the whole team were clueless and lazy tonight. I think the only two players who can come away with some credit were Weso and Sheehan who I didn't think did much wrong. There's no movement on the pitch, nobody wants the ball and it's so frustrating. There's no creativity and there's certainly no real effort. And the annoying this is that Sheff Utd had one 5 minute spell where they looked like scoring and they did just that, it wasn't as if they were a lot better. The difference is they have the players who can turn it on, even if they haven't been doing it all season. I actually want Megson to go now, and I hope we get a manager in who has ideas going forward and not just at the back. I thought Fulop was solid again last night. Other than that, I agree with everything you've said.
Geo V Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 And there was me thinking we had hit rock bottom.
Bert Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 I just go to the footy these days to have a chat with the boys and a beer before hand. Tooo true.
harpendenfox Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 Sometimes, i just stand on my own in the back garden and just pray that a miracle comes. Obviously it's never going to come. i love your post, and share your pain. You sum up the despair of it all quite perfectly. Waking up in the morning, thinking what's ahead for the day, then shuddering with horror at the mess that was last night at the Walkers. And knowing I'll be back for more on Saturday. What is wrong with me? Couldn't I just get into DIY or something and rid myself of this genetic fault that is loving Leicester City
Willis Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 I don't post on here very often (actually, hardly ever) but yesterday's game... The thing that got me was that when 1-0 down, any team, no matter how cack, usually has the ability to stick in a few tricky balls in the last 10 mins to casue a bit of mayhem and maybe snatch something. We've been on the receving end of that so often we should know. Last night, even with 5 mins to go, the crazy optimist in me thought, "We'll have one last chance, something that'll get me out of my seat, even if we don't score" Did we hell! The lack of the team to be able to get any halfway decent ball into the box was appalling. No one could string a couple of passes together to get anywhere. They couldn't even summon up the skill to lob it forward. Ridiculous! Other observations include - I knew we'd had it when Clemence went off - up to that point we'd looked reasonable. Without him and Hume, creativie ability in the team amounts to the tying of bootlaces. Chambers, though not great, ran around all game and put himself about. He deserves some credit for that (but that should be a pre-requisite of any player so maybe it shouldn't count). Newton - oh dear oh dear. Up the Foxes!!!
dandannieldanok Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 I genuinely feel sorry for season ticket holders as performances like this have become the norm for the last few seasons down at the Walkers.
Stevosevic Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 I'm going to the game on Saturday, i predict the attendance to fall below 20,000 and a defeat to the mighty Barnsley.
Raj Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 I genuinely feel sorry for season ticket holders as performances like this have become the norm for the last few seasons down at the Walkers. Think we just get used to it! Just go to enjoy the fresh air and the 'atmosphere'
harpendenfox Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 Think we just get used to it!Just go to enjoy the fresh air and the 'atmosphere' Yes, the pitch looks nice. That's a positive. And the queues for half time refreshments were shorter, and could get shorter still. That's really good news too. Can't believe the attendance was 21,000 last night. Looked less to me. 18,000 ish.
joely22 Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 I went last night. Both teams: Useless. You lot: More useless than the other.
Manwell Pablo Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 I went last night.Both teams: Useless. You lot: More useless than the other. Oh piss off! before I post that picture of you with Branco Strupar again
JoeyB Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 Sometimes, i just stand on my own in the back garden and just pray that a miracle comes. Obviously it's never going to come. obviously not praying right then
joely22 Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 Oh piss off! before I post that picture of you with Branco Strupar again Haha. What about the one with Lee 'Glass Man' Morris?
blueoveru Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 No.Tactically Inept Idiot. I felt so sorry for the poor bloke who sits next to me all the way from Tewkesbury to see that shyte, watching paint dry could'nt be any worse that that rubbish
Manwell Pablo Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 Haha. What about the one with Lee 'Glass Man' Morris? Not actually seen that one. Can't find the Strupar one either but I know thats because I can't spell his name correctly.
Foxes 2 da grave Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 Im glad i didn't renew my half season ticket but if we find the net at least 13 times between now and christmas and are in a more play off pushing position i may get another half season ticket. I think were crossing the ball in from the wrong areas and the teams overall physical presence is dire. We need to let some of the youngsters break into the team because the young strikers seem to have a better eye for goal although they lack the experience. But dont you think its time we took a gamble? I know this may not be the same views as most but things need to change because hume, fryatt and campbell are not troubling defenders enough and getting into enough good positions.
Father Ted Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 Not actually seen that one.Can't find the Strupar one either but I know thats because I can't spell his name correctly. Spell Branco with a k so - Branko Strupar
Manwell Pablo Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 hhaahahaha. Seems you're at our ground more than your own Joely.
Foxes 2 da grave Posted 24 October 2007 Posted 24 October 2007 hhaahahaha. Seems you're at our ground more than your own Joely. It is me or is he a Laydeeee! He looks llike David Walliams
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