"Nigel Pearson's Foxes" on BBC Late Kick Off Midlands

[Beliall]

lloyd benches was while was benches wes

I installed it but nothing worked: kept trying to sell me the premium site. Bad luck?

 

 

its definatly free, its just a plug in for chrome, i have no idea about other browsers

[Stadt]

Does anyone know how much Lloyd benches? I'd love to know Wes and Was' deadlift weight too

I know a lad who went on trial for the academy a few weeks ago and he said Wasilewski was the scariest person he'd ever seen, apparently he was in the gym on his own screaming at himself .

[docho66]

Finally got to see the BTS. Such a great piece of journalism. Did anyone else see Sean St-Ledger playing with himself when Natalie was infront of him? . Or maybe it's his natural reaction to being rubbed down.

 

Btw - Hola is great for Netflix too! You can get the U.S version using your own login. You sign up to Netflix international, not Netlfix UK - they have sooooo much more content. I also stream live Ice Hockey from their official site, as it's only accessible in N. America.

[KFS]

I know a lad who went on trial for the academy a few weeks ago and he said Wasilewski was the scariest person he'd ever seen, apparently he was in the gym on his own screaming at himself .

I shouted his name when he got off the coach at Yeovil, he shot me a look as if I'd killed a family member.

... Followed by a wave though

[Babylon]

I shouted his name when he got off the coach at Yeovil, he shot me a look as if I'd killed a family member.

What have we told you about going to games in your SS uniform.

 

 

Too much?

[LanguedocFox]

lloyd benches was while was benches wes

 

 

its definatly free, its just a plug in for chrome, i have no idea about other browsers

 

Thanks a lot for that: in the end I downloaded Chrome and Zenmate, and it works beautifully. Why didn't I know about this before?

[Captain...]

This is the Reeves article.

 

http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/Leicester-City-s-lead-sports-scientist-Matt/story-20880746-detail/story.html

 

You see  / read all these things about how meticulous they are and yet people on here (with zero knowledge or expertise) still question the way the club go about resting players. Astonishing really.

 

 

Sports science may well have identified the Wigan match as the optimum match to rest certain players, but footballing common sense says that you rest players against weaker opposition to play your best team in the tougher matches, you don't get much tougher than Wigan away in the Championship. Sports Science also can't measure match fitness/sharpness, so whilst the 6 players that were brought in may have been physically fit (despite 2 of them not having played 90 minutes since getting injured) the lack of game time for all six of them would mean they may not be match sharp.

 

Sports Science also doesn't account for morale and motivation, do you think it sends the right message to King and Hammond to be dropped immediately after the Wigan game, despite their goals?

 

The sports science stuff is fantastic, and great to see we are pioneers of it, but it doesn't change the fact that making 6 changes, after having a settled side for so long, was a massive risk, and one that nearly cost us our unbeaten run.

 

If you honestly believe that bringing in 6 players for one match is a better option, footballing wise (not fitness wise), than making a number of small changes in personnel over a busy period, I'm not going to say you are wrong. I don't, and I think it was an unnecessary risk to take, the fact you refuse to see that as a valid opinion and continue to make snide remarks about it when the conversation was done and dusted (topic locked) disappoints me.