wellyfox Posted 20 February 2012 Posted 20 February 2012 Beckford's knock down for Nugent was so, so good. But Becks is selfish n greedy and don't pass to nugent. Also he's to fvcking lazy to do any off the ball running lol
HEGGSY Posted 20 February 2012 Posted 20 February 2012 But Becks is selfish n greedy and don't pass to nugent. Also he's to fvcking lazy to do any off the ball running lol
Thracian Posted 20 February 2012 Posted 20 February 2012 But Becks is selfish n greedy and don't pass to nugent. Also he's to fvcking lazy to do any off the ball running lol And so he was but that's beginning to seem a distant while ago. Our winner at Norwich was a classic partnership goal and Beckford's off-the-ball run was absolute perfection as I mentioned in another thread. It was obvious from his record that Beckford had talent but I've been increasingly pleased with his application and the way he's finally forging a partnership with Nugent. The nice thing now is that we're expecting to score at least twice and, once we get some midfielders and support players to chip in there's no reason we shouldn't score the goals necessary to achieve our aims.
jonlcfc1990 Posted 20 February 2012 Posted 20 February 2012 Talk sport have bigged us up in the Hawksby show and just now on the Durham show maybe the tide is turning
Corky Posted 20 February 2012 Posted 20 February 2012 TalkSPORT's Championship correspondent is a Leicester City fan and he always does his bit to talk up the club and the division. #TalkingInTheThirdPersonLikeMickyAdamsDid You support our cause superbly Geoff. Being sent to Stoke several times must grate though
Zingari Posted 20 February 2012 Posted 20 February 2012 FA Youtube highlights are up: thanks looking at the replay regarding the SSL GOAL , did it go in off the back of his shoulder
davieG Posted 20 February 2012 Posted 20 February 2012 edit sorry replied to wrong post thanks looking at the replay regarding the SSL GOAL , did it go in off the back of his shoulder You doing replays of your posts now
Zingari Posted 20 February 2012 Posted 20 February 2012 You doing replays of your posts now for some reason i replied to the wrong post and wasn't quick enough to correct it i'm a silly old doddering fool
davieG Posted 20 February 2012 Posted 20 February 2012 for some reason i replied to the wrong post and wasn't quick enough to correct it i'm a silly old doddering fool Snap
Tielemans63 Posted 20 February 2012 Posted 20 February 2012 They'll struggle to ignore us when we win the fooker...
UpTheLeagueFox Posted 20 February 2012 Posted 20 February 2012 You support our cause superbly Geoff. Being sent to Stoke several times must grate though They sent me to Forest v Cov last Saturday and I've got Birmingham-Forest next Saturday. I don't mind covering Stoke - I quite like what Pulis has done and the football is effective. A bit like us under MON.
Out Foxed Posted 21 February 2012 Posted 21 February 2012 check out this lovely piece i read a few days ago. The magic of the Cup In some quarters Leicester's victory over Norwich was painted as an upset – the plucky Championship side prevailing over the Premier League team. The magic of the cup. Hooray for the underdogs. But what happened at Carrow Road is the antithesis of everything the FA Cup should be. It was an utterly depressing example of what English football has become. Leicester City are a Championship side bankrolled by a Thai millionaire who could afford to let his former manager, Sven-Goran Eriksson, embark on a summer spending spree. They were playing a side operating under tight financial restraints. Some underdogs. But then Leicester don't care about the FA Cup, they care about promotion. The manager, Nigel Pearson, admitted as much, damning his side's win and also the Cup with faint praise. "I hope it's a springboard for us to kick on in the Championship. The players can be pleased with their day's work, because this is still a very important and prestigious competition, but we have a very important game on Thursday [at Derby]." The implication is clear. He was not the only manager who appeared less than bothered. Norwich City's Paul Lambert sent out a much weakened side. The leading goalscorer Grant Holt, goalkeeper John Ruddy, defender Kyle Naughton and midfielder Andrew Surman were all rested. The final whistle and elimination seemed almost to bring relief. "The main thing is staying in the Premier League," he said. "Will [being knocked out] be a blessing in disguise? Only if we stay up. But nobody would thank me if we got to the semi-final, got knocked out and then got relegated. Nobody would pat my back then." Norwich are currently eighth in the Premier League. Relegation? There were 26,658 fans in at Carrow Road, Norwich's highest FA Cup attendance since 1984. That's just 375 short of capacity. If all those people care about the Cup, shouldn't the sides they're paying to watch care too? TB http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2012/feb/20/five-things-learned-fa-cup
StanSP Posted 2 March 2012 Posted 2 March 2012 Football League calling us 'The Tigers' Perhaps the unluckiest team in the npower Championship is Leicester City who have been hitting the woodwork more times than a carpenter. The Tigers have hit the post an agonising 18 times - the joint highest in the whole Football League. http://www.football-league.co.uk/features/20120302/stat-attack-shooting_2293307_2622725
StanSP Posted 2 March 2012 Posted 2 March 2012 We can sing about getting mauled now. Getting mauled by ourselves?
Corky Posted 2 March 2012 Posted 2 March 2012 I meant mauling others. We mug ourselves rather than maul.
Captain... Posted 2 March 2012 Posted 2 March 2012 Seeing as we are foxes we are more likely to shit in your garden, rummage through your bins, keep you up all night by mating in your back garden and eat your chickens, I feel a new chant coming on.
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