ealingfox Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 PASHUN is needed today. Morgan to fall asleep on top of Murray, marking him out of the game.
shiv Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 'Defender Lloyd Dyer could make his 250th career league start' Got to love the bbc Sky were calling him Nathan Dyer on the highlights
Lcfc Jordan Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 On my way now to palace, just can't get out of my head that konchesky is going to be our downfall today against Zaha!
Vardinhio Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 Zaha has been ballbags for some time now for Palace, I'd rather have Konch on him than Schluppy as he would def concede a peno
Lcfc Jordan Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 Zaha has been ballbags for some time now for Palace, I'd rather have Konch on him than Schluppy as he would def concede a peno Hope you are right! , you dont become a bad player over night
HEGGSY Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 I'm excited for this, but as I get into London, I'm nervous as fvck
Aus Fox Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 Zaha is mentally already at United, he is concentrating on not getting injured now. If Konch crunches him early he will go quiet.
The Year Of The Fox Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 Massive game today. Why is it so quite ? Because Palace are 5th and we're 6th Zaha is mentally already at United, he is concentrating on not getting injured now. If Konch crunches him early he will go quiet. Quite
sham Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 For me, Bolasie is their main threat and he should be watched closely. Leave him to play football and it'll turn out to be another Lua Lua situation.
Lcfc Jordan Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 Zaha is mentally already at United, he is concentrating on not getting injured now. If Konch crunches him early he will go quiet. I'm inclined to agree
Happy Fox Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 Opportunity to finish 4th today if we win, and Brighton draw/lose. Come on City seize this opportunity.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 Opportunity to finish 4th today if we win, and Brighton draw/lose. Come on City seize this opportunity. Would be great if we could
Guest Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 When I lived in Leicester, Palace were laways a bogey team away. I can't remember how many times I went there and we never won. In recent years though we've had a great record against them. Schlupp hat-trick. City win 1-5.
davieG Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 http://foxblogger.wordpress.com/2013/04/20/match-preview-crystal-palace-vs-leicester-city-2/? foxblogger It’s one thing to have your destiny in your own hands. It’s quite another to overcome three sides you’ve yet to beat this season to claim a top six finish. As discussed previously, Leicester probably only need to win two of their remaining three games. But does anyone really fancy going to the City Ground looking for a first league win since the Birch was in short shorts? Exactly. So to make life slightly easier for themselves, Leicester really need a win a Selhurst Park, and there are reasons to be cheerful. For a start, Crystal Palace can’t buy a goal. Ian Holloway’s men haven’t found the back of the next for 454 minutes. In their last two home matches relegation threatened Barnsley secured a draw and Birmingham City thrashed the Eagles 4-0. Even better the influential Palace captain Jedinak, who bossed the midfield in the season’s first meeting between these sides, is serving the second of a two-match ban. This is a real opportunity for Leicester consolidate their position back amongst the top six. But as much as Palace’s recent form (2 points from 18) has boosted confidence of a rare away win, Leicester still have many improvements to make. Goal starved Eagles fans are likely to be licking their lips over Leicester’s recent defensive record. The Foxes haven’t kept a clean sheet in 10 and can no longer boast to be the Championship’s meanest defence. Glen Murray might have scored in just one of his last nine appearances for the Eagles, but his 30 goals this season is not a record to treat lightly. And Leicester’s away record is hardly anything to write home about either. Not since January have they won three points on the road (a 4-0 win at Bristol City). Nigel Pearson’s men have only won away at one side in the top half, Middlesbrough. So how to win here? Well avoiding calamity in the first five minutes would be good. In the last five games Leicester have seen an own-goal (Barnsley), a red card (Millwall) and a penalty (Bolton) put them on the back foot. In the Championship only one game in eight is won by the side conceding first. There is renewed hope and opportunities to win at Selhurst Park have been rare this season. Leicester could really do with taking their chance.
kingfox Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 This could either be close and tight, or Palace turn up like they did when they played us at the King Power, and smash us like 4-0. But I think it will be close...hopefully and I'm still sticking with my 1-1 scoreline.
lgfualol Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 Tight game - 24-26 to city. Morgan with all the goals.
Tielemans63 Posted 20 April 2013 Posted 20 April 2013 God knows how this one will go. Don't read anything into Palace's crap form - our's was worse before the Bolton game and Bolton were top of the form league. I think a nervy 1-1.
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