Norf'ampton post-match

[Tilley]

& fair play to the Northampton fans, all but sold out, & outsung us.

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

I know it's hardly red hot form, but some seem to be ignoring the fact that we've not lost over the past three matches. An away point against Oldham is a good result, the team acknowledged that the goals they let in on Tuesday were sloppy, especially given their usually high standards, and apparently today was just frustration.

Any other day, Dyer and Fryatt score, City win 2-0, no one moans and it's not the end of the world.

People who said "Let's see what the table looks like come May" after we were winning and went top were right, because the table can change dramatically over one weekend, but likewise, we should see what it looks like come May, despite a bit of a damp patch. It needs to work both ways.

[thybluefox]

Do you work ? Still at school ? Because at work when you perform shit you get a bollocking you tit.

Yeah, and thats pearsons job, not yours.

I was disgusted again today at the people booing. No wonder there's no confidence on the pitch when we've got 'fans' like that. The reason we play better away, or seem to, is because the away fans actually fooking support the team.

[ASH17LCFC]

See what does my head in, is that you people think your the voice of Leicester City. you make up 200 of 20,000 home fans.

My advice go and make your home little fc Leicester up and stop moaning about us caring for our club.

[Ultra]

The atmosphere was poisonous. I'm beginning to wonder how many leicester "supporters" actually deserve any success.

We've been bled dry this week by a bunch of parasites, many of whom have proved once again they are not fit to wear the shirt.

None of the players from last season are any better, even though they're playing against weaker opposition.

The manager is beginning to lose the plot, persisting with players who are clearly way out of form, and delaying substitutions until far too late.

Yet too many of the happy-clappy, sh!t-swallowing, Chelsea Dagger-loving fcukwits can't understand why failure to beat either minnows Northampton or Walsall may invoke a certain degree of displeasure among some of our fanbase.

[Tommeh]

Yeah big cheers all around hey ? Two great hard fought draws ... We should be giving them back slaps all round.

Do you work ? Still at school ? Because at work when you perform shit you get a bollocking you tit.

I work, and always expect a bit of encouragment when things aren't going well. The point at oldham was a good one, ok today and Tuesday were very frustrating but come on! I'm embarresed of our fans at home these days.

And how you can blame Howard!! It seems he cannot win, he's like the new de vries! I will never usually blame individuals but today dyer and then fryatt's failure to finish golden chances cost us.

[Tilley]

I know it's hardly red hot form, but some seem to be ignoring the fact that we've not lost over the past three matches. An away point against Oldham is a good result, the team acknowledged that the goals they let in on Tuesday were sloppy, especially given their usually high standards, and apparently today was just frustration.

Any other day, Dyer and Fryatt score, City win 2-0, no one moans and it's not the end of the world.

People who said "Let's see what the table looks like come May" after we were winning and went top were right, because the table can change dramatically over one weekend, but likewise, we should see what it looks like come May, despite a bit of a damp patch. It needs to work both ways.

Fair point MTWG.

If this is our 'bad patch,' at least we're not losing.

When players come back form injuries, & there is more competition for places, we'll sort it out.

[lildave3]

I'm still baffled as to why Fryatt stayed on the pitch when Hayles came on.

[ASH17LCFC]

We've been bled dry this week by a bunch of parasites, many of whom have proved once again they are not fit to wear the shirt.

None of the players from last season are any better, even though they're playing against weaker opposition.

The manager is beginning to lose the plot, persisting with players who are clearly way out of form, and delaying substitutions until far too late.

Yet too many of the happy-clappy, sh!t-swallowing, Chelsea Dagger-loving fcukwits can't understand why failure to beat either minnows Northampton or Walsall may invoke a certain degree of displeasure among some of our fanbase.

This guy knows it.

[Thracian]

I think if King wasn't championed as much as he was, he wouldn't get half as harsh ratings as he does, but he was dog shit today. So he scored (which didn't count) and made one good pass.

What about all the times he sloppily gave the ball away?

Everyone made poor passes today but times you could see Kin look up for a runner and there wasn't one. Nortampton stayed fairly tight on the flank men and there was nothing offered by the full-backs or strikers by way of options. King worked tirelessly and did a whole lot of useful but unspectacular work while also being involved in our two most telling moments.

[Bert]

Everyone made poor passes today but times you could see Kin look up for a runner and there wasn't one. Nortampton stayed fairly tight on the flank men and there was nothing offered by the full-backs or strikers by way of options. King worked tirelessly and did a whole lot of useful but unspectacular work while also being involved in our two most telling moments.

What about the times he sloppily gave the ball away? Or do you feel like avoiding this question, yet again?

[Koke]

We having a bit of a bad time at the moment. But at least we're not losing, and I think that's important.

And on the positive side, we are creating chances but can't finish for toffees. I mentioned it after the Walsall game, we need a striker and a centre mid to challenge the current starters. They are in a comfort zone and there is no competetion.

It's a bad result, and bad performance, but it wont last forever. We'll turn the corner soon.

[Simi]

What about the times he sloppily gave the ball away? Or do you feel like avoiding this question, yet again?

There were no runners obviously.

[ASH17LCFC]

I work, and always expect a bit of encouragment when things aren't going well. The point at oldham was a good one, ok today and Tuesday were very frustrating but come on! I'm embarresed of our fans at home these days.

And how you can blame Howard!! It seems he cannot win, he's like the new de vries! I will never usually blame individuals but today dyer and then fryatt's failure to finish golden chances cost us.

But why does booing make them play badly ? I thought it would make them step up the gas abit and Howard will always be remember as the plank up front last season. Who is lazy and doesn't score enough and played for Derby.

Booing i think helps because it send them a message to pull their finger out.

If i'm on a football pitch and i was playing badly, i would expect to be booed but that would motivate me to play better.

[Ashley]

I dont know if its been said but, Northampton surely have the smallest player in football?

[Daggers]

abject shite

[JoeyB]

I dont know if its been said but, Northampton surely have the smallest player in football?

Levi Porter?

[lildave3]

I dont know if its been said but, Northampton surely have the smallest player in football?

I don't think it had actually, which is odd, what with that being the big thing to come from today.

[Asha]

The manager is beginning to lose the plot, persisting with players who are clearly way out of form, and delaying substitutions until far too late.

That is one of the most outrageous comments I've ever seen, and I thought you were quite a respected poster as well.

For a start, who on the bench or out of the 16 that's fit and in form would have made any exceptional difference?

Pearson's tactics weren't spectacularly wrong today at all, imo there is one reason...and one reason only that we haven't got 3 points today...and that's that the strikers were wank.

With the strikers on their game today, we would have won comfortably. And although Fryatt and Howard are not in super form, Hayles or (when fit) Campbell would make absolutely no difference. At this club, Fryatt and Howard are our best strikers.

[Jimmy]

Matt Fryatt PASS THE F***ING BALL YOU TWAT 30 yards out, 2 players in front of him, Gradel completely on his own out on the wing and what does Fryatt do? That's right hit it straight at the big no. 6

also when 1 on 1 with the keeper it helps to shoot so the ball travels more then 1 MPH ...

oh how were are missing the options of Dickov and Campbell

[lildave3]

That is one of the most outrageous comments I've ever seen, and I thought you were quite a respected poster as well.

For a start, who on the bench or out of the 16 that's fit and in form would have made any exceptional difference?

Pearson's tactics weren't spectacularly wrong today at all, imo there is one reason...and one reason only that we haven't got 3 points today...and that's that the strikers were wank.

With the strikers on their game today, we would have won comfortably. And although Fryatt and Howard are not in super form, Hayles or (when fit) Campbell would make absolutely no difference. At this club, Fryatt and Howard are our best strikers.

You thought Ultra was respected?

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

We've been bled dry this week by a bunch of parasites, many of whom have proved once again they are not fit to wear the shirt.

None of the players from last season are any better, even though they're playing against weaker opposition.

The manager is beginning to lose the plot, persisting with players who are clearly way out of form, and delaying substitutions until far too late.

Yet too many of the happy-clappy, sh!t-swallowing, Chelsea Dagger-loving fcukwits can't understand why failure to beat either minnows Northampton or Walsall may invoke a certain degree of displeasure among some of our fanbase.

And you're judging this on the very few games of frustration this season?

Parasites? That's a very personal comment, and to compare the current squad to the lazy underperformers of last season is ridiculous. Booing acheives nothing, and there is absolutely no need for it when we are in the top bracket of this league.

Losing the plot? He has dropped players, be it based on form or fitness, Gradel being a perfect example.

We are in this league for a reason. Neither Northampton nor Wallsall should be considered minnows, likewise neither should we be seen as a "scalp". Every team in this league is on a level playing field.

[Brainy]

and I thought you were quite a respected poster as well.

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

[Webbo]

We've been bled dry this week by a bunch of parasites, many of whom have proved once again they are not fit to wear the shirt.

None of the players from last season are any better, even though they're playing against weaker opposition.

The manager is beginning to lose the plot, persisting with players who are clearly way out of form, and delaying substitutions until far too late.

Yet too many of the happy-clappy, sh!t-swallowing, Chelsea Dagger-loving fcukwits can't understand why failure to beat either minnows Northampton or Walsall may invoke a certain degree of displeasure among some of our fanbase.

You c0ck. We're all unhappy about not winning. It's just that we don't all think that being booed by half witted kn0bheads like you helps the situation.

[Bert]

I dont know if its been said but, Northampton surely have the smallest player in football?

The mushroom headed schoolboy.