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The "do they mean us?" thread

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easilee

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Premier, Leicester Ranieri does not stop

Leicester beat Liverpool 2-0 and remains in the lead with 3 points ahead of City (1-0 in Sunderland) and 5 of Arsenal (0-0 with Southampton) and Tottenham (3-0 at Norwich City). Vince United, equal to the Swansea Guidolin










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FEBRUARY 2, 2016 - MILAN
On top of the Premier falls asleep only Arsenal. In the twenty-fourth of the league continues to surprise the leaders Leicester exceeding 2-0 Liverpool. Not misfires even Manchester City remains less thanks to three away win measuring Sunderland (1-0).Wenger's team, however, did not go beyond the 0-0 home draw against Southampton and you get to Tottenham, who won 3-0 at Norwich.

BOOM BOOM VARDY - Leicester City never gives up. In the first 45 minutes of play Mahrez and Okazaki are facing a Mignolet in the evening of grace. Per hour of play, however, when it seemed that Liverpool could take over there thinks Vardy. The bomber of Volpi invents a goal that is a masterpiece. Long launch Mahrez, sheltered on the right, at least thirty meters from goal guess a spectacular conclusion is surprising Belgian goalkeeper of the Reds. Not satisfied, the striker Ranieri's doubles to 71 'pouncing on a shooting fouled Okazaki and freddando again goalkeeper guests.


 
CITY OF MEASUREMENT - El Kun Aguero never stops. 16 'Sunderland Argentina tow the right shot Navas and with the other foot punishes Mannone is his twelfth seal their last ten matches in Premier. More than enough to give the three points to Citizens who remain in the wake of Leicester City. Pellegrini, before leaving the bench of blue Manchester to Guardiola, he would hold a farewell with another trophy.

SPURS, HANDS OVER ARSENAL - The Southampton goes right across to Arsenal. After bowing (even 4-0) at St. Mary's in the Boxing Day the Gunners drew 0-0 at home against the same opponents. The Londoners are on their way a Forster format stellar goalkeeper Saints says no twice to Özil and then Giroud and Sanchez. Arsenal down net with just three points won on the last twelve grabs. Music to the ears of Tottenham Hotspur who remains in uptown and the ranking reaches precisely the Gunners. In half an hour the trip to Norwich is practically decided: the increasingly promising Alli to show off with a goal from close range (2 ') and a penalty brought, then converted by Kane (30'). The expiration is still Kane to mark the network's trio of Spurs.

UNITED REVIVAL - The Manchester United know also mark the first time. After the beauty of twelve first fractions of a dry game to 'Old Trafford, the Red Devils are twice the path of the network against Stoke City. It is the green line of the hosts to punish Potters. At 14 'left-back Borthwick-Jackson sweep a cross that Lingard corrects network with a precise gore diving. Nine minutes later Martial is a beautiful spot with a right that is shaped in seven opposed. There is no glory for Rooney in the second half scored the 3-0 for the team of Van Gaal.

ASSIST PALOSCHI - In his first game with the jersey of Swansea (replaced 46 ') Paloschi gives Sigurdsson to assist that allows the Welsh side the lead and hit the post. Just in injury time, however, the WBA misses the point of the tie thanks to Rondon. Aston Villa is almost in the Championship: André Ayew leaves her in ten already at 17 'and networks Antonio Kouyate and give the three points at West Ham. In the last match of the night imposes the Bournemouth 2-1 at Selhurst Park, home of Crystal Palace.

  Pier Luigi Giganti
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Xen

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BOOM BOOM VARDY

Trying to quote on my phone and Max Power beats me to it lol

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FireFox

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NY Times, plus a quote from Arlo White

 

https://t.co/y19IHeukmU

 

“At this point, every game is, arguably, the biggest game in the history of the club,” said Arlo White, who grew up in Leicester and is now the lead commentator on the Premier League for NBC. “If they win it, beating who they’ll have beaten, it will be the greatest story in Premier League history.”

Smiffy

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I love reading quotes like this on an opposition forum  :D

 

"People tend to overanalyze these things. Not everything bad needs to be 'blamed' on someone.  We are a midtable team that just got beaten by a team that is top of the league. Their quality and our lack of it, showed."

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Larry_LCFC

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It's always nice to read opposition forums and for them to accept we played well rather than them just playing poorly.

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benpicko

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Not satisfied, the striker Ranieri's team doubled their lead on 71 'pouncing on a dirty shot by Okazaki and freddando again goalkeeper guests.

 

Basically poetry that

Babylon

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"Mad scenes when Leicester win the CL next season after winning at the Bernebeau, Nou Camp and Allianz each win with less that <20% possession."

 

Less than less than 20% possession has blown my mind.

Spurs fans still talking about possession as though it's points.

Finchy

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http://www.thefightingcock.co.uk/forum/threads/other-matches-fred-2015-16.15164/page-241

 

tottenham fans got a lot of nice things to say about us, that jamie vardy's a lucky bastard

 

Haha wow, never had Spurs down as the deluded type. That is staggering. On a Crystal Palace fan level. 

 

You can't be top of the league by being a shit lucky team that plays shit lucky football. Time to get over it boys. 

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Carl the Llama

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Anyone else sitting here with a shit eating grin thinking about how the fans with a bitter hate boner for us keeps changing to a team higher up the table?  Two seasons ago it was Watford and Burnley but now it's a perennial top 4 wannabe outfit slinging bile... :D

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