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Larry_LCFC

Finally, The Championship fear Leicester City!

By Larry_LCFC, in Leicester City Forum

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Carl the Llama

Carl the Llama

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They only dislike us because they're embarrassed after getting all cocky last year only for their biggest result in recent years become a bittersweet memory of what could have been for them, whereas they've had to watch us simply brush it off and soar to where we are now without spending big or relying on another team's players.  In a few years they'll have forgotten us entirely to their bitter resentment of whichever mid-table teams do more to keep them out of touch of the playoffs.

Guest shearfox

Guest shearfox

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I just love reading other forums, and seeing how much they hate us, it means we are doing something right lol

Langston

Langston

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The Forest forum was hilarious - their dude nailed Radio Leicester's coverage in two posts:

 

 

 
lol  lol

 

 

 

The "banter-riffic" line about Stringer had me howling, he's definitely one of those awful people that still uses the word LAD in capitals as a suffix.

 

CommentaryLAD

Father Ted

Father Ted

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Did somebody on the Man City forum really say that we could struggle to hold on to Nugent if the likes of Everton and Liverpool come sniffing lol lol lol lol 

Guest shearfox

Guest shearfox

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Did somebody on the Man City forum really say that we could struggle to hold on to Nugent if the likes of Everton and Liverpool come sniffing lol lol lol lol

last night he was absolutely terrific his best performance this season, but I doubt we have much to worry about with regards to Liverpool and Everton. His a top championship striker not a top PL striker...

Carl the Llama

Carl the Llama

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Why does a Forest fan claim Lloyd Dyer is shit? How can you say that while watching yesterdays game?!

The same way half our fanbase thought he was shit until this year.

Guest Col city fan

Guest Col city fan

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The same way half our fanbase thought he was shit until this year.

Im still waiting for Fleckney Mike to offer a few words of wisdom on Lloyd Dyer...

:P

Unabomber

Unabomber

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The same way half our fanbase thought he was shit until this year.

Yeah I know, but it was more the fact that they were watching a game where he was playing really well and still saying he is shit. 

Fox92

Fox92

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Watford fans don't seem to like us, do they.

 

That game seems like a blessing. It wasn't at the time, but now... A lot of teams have lost a play off final then struggled.

Carl the Llama

Carl the Llama

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Yeah I know, but it was more the fact that they were watching a game where he was playing really well and still saying he is shit. 

Yeah I can't explain that either.

EnglishOxide

EnglishOxide

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The same way half our fanbase thought he was shit until this year.

 

 

I remember a lot of us were criticising Nigel when he came back for the second spell for keeping him in the team. We were all claiming he was too limited and had no control, etc. And that he was one of Pearsons League One favourites. We were partly right but Nigel was also right in that pace kills at this level and if he could get him one on one with a full back a handful of times in a game then he would be very dangerous for us.

 

You've got to credit Dyer aswell tbf, he's working harder than he used to and does run at the defence alot more rather than hugging the touchline and drifting in and out of the game. I think that's a confidence and conditioning thing.

Guest Col city fan

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The player who's first touch has improved immensely is Jamie Vardy. He was always quick and scored for fun at a lower level, but his touch wasnt one of a good Championship striker. He's NOT the same player as last season. His all round game has improved dramatically and now, at a million quid, he's looking a steal. He's become the envy of most, if not all of the other Championship managers.

To buy a 'risk' and to make that risk come good? Thats excellent coaching and excellent business. If Vardy keeps on like this and helps fire us to the Prem (like Jermaine was bought to do... remember?) a million quid will look like money VERY well spent.

Guest shearfox

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The player who's first touch has improved immensely is Jamie Vardy. He was always quick and scored for fun at a lower level, but his touch wasnt one of a good Championship striker. He's NOT the same player as last season. His all round game has improved dramatically and now, at a million quid, he's looking a steal. He's become the envy of most, if not all of the other Championship managers.

To buy a 'risk' and to make that risk come good? Thats excellent coaching and excellent business. If Vardy keeps on like this and helps fire us to the Prem (like Jermaine was bought to do... remember?) a million quid will look like money VERY well spent.

It is the best million we spent, I believe Pearson when we bought him said he will become a fan favourite... that is happening now...

Guest shearfox

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It's quite simple to stop Burnley though...Mark Danny Ings, very very straightforward :ph34r:

lol we couldn't manage it....

Donut

Donut

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The player who's first touch has improved immensely is Jamie Vardy. He was always quick and scored for fun at a lower level, but his touch wasnt one of a good Championship striker. He's NOT the same player as last season. His all round game has improved dramatically and now, at a million quid, he's looking a steal. He's become the envy of most, if not all of the other Championship managers.

To buy a 'risk' and to make that risk come good? Thats excellent coaching and excellent business. If Vardy keeps on like this and helps fire us to the Prem (like Jermaine was bought to do... remember?) a million quid will look like money VERY well spent.

 

Pearson must have always had the confidence that Vardy could cut it in the championship, and the confidence not to farm him out on loan, that he would need time but he would adapt and flourish. He knew the talent was there.

 

Just another superb piece of management from Nige.

Narborough_fox

Narborough_fox

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Saw somewhere earlier that someone said we spent £2million ( lol) on Matty James as an argument that we've spent loads in recent years... Did the De Laet AND James deal even cost £2million all together?! 

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