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Newcastle away

By justfoxes, in Leicester City Forum

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justfoxes

justfoxes

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Well time to pull things together again and get back to dominating and winning games but it also looks like after their game with Swansea Newcastle seem to be on the up but let's hope they slip up against us I'll go for a 1-2 win for city

And think this is the team to win it !!

Kasper

Simpson Morgan Moore konch

Mahrez Cambiasso drinky schlupp

VARDY. Ulloa or Nugent

Guest LCFC_World

Guest LCFC_World

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Kasper

Simpson

Moore

Morgan

Schlupp

Mahrez

Cambiasso

Drinky

Vardy

Ulloa

Wood / Nugent

I think wood deserves a chances and Konch needs a break. Vardy on the wing.

lcfcsnow

lcfcsnow

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Wood and Ulloa in the same team would be excruciating. lol

 

Remember Mahrez and Schlupp will probably be coming back off international duty late again.

Freesolo

Freesolo

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I think this is the only game so far this season that the home fans would like to see there team lose, they want Pardew out so badly.

 

I think this is away game we can get something out, confidence at Newcastle is as low as its been since they came back up

 

And the international break is just what we need IMO 

dogadug

dogadug

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Kasper

Simpson

Moore

Morgan

Schlupp

Mahrez

Cambiasso

Drinky

Vardy

Ulloa

Wood / Nugent

I think wood deserves a chances and Konch needs a break. Vardy on the wing.

 

What is this?!

 

Konch has been 1 of our better players this season - there is a 2 week international break, so doesn't need a further break. Wood and Ulloa would not work. Vardy on the wing does not work.

Guest Mickyblueeyes

Guest Mickyblueeyes

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We look better with a three in midfield.

Drinkwater needs the freedom to pick it up and drive forward. He made some good passes yesterday.

Kasper

De laet

Moore

Morgan

Konch

Cambiasso

James

Drinkwater

Mahrez

Ulloa

Vardy

Regardless of Knockaerts indifferent form, he is am ego player. He hates not being certain of attention. That is a good trait to have. He isn't the fans darling at the moment and it doesn't sit right with him. Have him on the bench.

Subs

Hamer

Simpson/wasyl

Powell

Nugent

Knockaert

Schlupp

Albrighton/Lawrence

Yes I am leaving Hammond out the squad. I think he has done very well. However, with James/cambo in the side either one can sit there in the holding role. Having Powell ok the bench allows us to bring on a different dimension to our play.

We need that hold up player that guy who breaks it up. For me, the first goal yesterday (as harsh as it seem) was down to the midfield not closing down the cross. This isn't just hammonds fault. It's the unit in general. Stop the cross, stop

The goal. At present, we are not doing that, it's led to of the oppositions goals.

Finally, Mahrez can not be brought, he adds a spark and has done it most games this season (baring stoke). Add to that, a lot of Newcastles problems come from lazy wingers not tracking, that leaves Riyad with one man to beat - I fancy his chances! Vardy and Ulloa always look dangerous and Nuge needs to earn his place back. I believe having Nuge and Wood on the bench together would waste a place. Nuge could replace any of the positions upfront. Having another different type of player opens up a different option.

I think we could beat these away. But it will be a few goals a piece. Nige was not happy on Saturday. The angriest I have seen him in a post match interview since the Middlesbrough 2-2 draw at the kp a few seasons back.

3-2 leicester

Ulloa

Drinkwater

Mahrez

KFS

KFS

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Hamer

De Laet

Morgan

Moore

Konceskey

Cambiasso

Drinkwater

Mahrez

Nugent/Vardy

Schlupp

Ulloa

Perfect.

lgfualol

lgfualol

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My current thoughts.

 

                 Kasper/Hamer

 

De Laet  Morgan   Wasyl   Konch

 

       Cambiasso           Drinky

                         King

 

Mahrez                                 Vardy

                         Ulloa

 

Hamer/Kasper,  Moore, James, Knocky, Albrighton, Wood, Powell

Ricey

Ricey

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Kasper

Konchesky

Moore

Morgan

Simpson

Cambiasso

James

Drinkwater

Vardy

Mahrez

Ulloa

Subs:

Hamer

Albrighton

Powell

Hammond

Wasilewski

Knockaert

Nugent

3 in the middle away from home, with James in for Hammond being a no brainer. De Laet was ok on Saturday but has been a liability all season, so Simpson deserves his chance at his former club.

If in need of a goal then Powell and Albrighton have their chance to prove their worth.

MrAus

MrAus

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Kasper

Simpson

Morgan

Moore

Schlupp

Cambiasso

James

Mahrez

Drinkwater

Vardy

Ulloa

Subs:

Hamer

De Laet

Konchesky

King

Albrighton

Powell

Nugent

kingfox

kingfox

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Time to revert back to 4-4-1-1 in my opinion. Playing 4-3-3 could see the same type of result, which we saw against Palace. Newcastle have been playing a 4-5-1 or a 4-4-1-1 this season, and as we saw against Palace allowing wide players time on the ball, will only cause us problems, especially if we don't have anybody out on the wings to support De Laet/Simpson & Konchesky. If we go 4-3-3 we will be allowing the likes of whoever plays probably Gouffran, Obertan or Cabella, to run at our full backs & cause us problems with pace, and if the full backs get no support like Palace it just cries out danger. 

 

So I'd go with this...

 

Schmeichel

 

Simpson - Morgan - Moore - Konchesky

 

Mahrez - Cambiasso - Drinkwater - Schlupp

 

Nugent

 

Ulloa

 

Subs - Hamer, De Laet, Hammond, King, Powell, Vardy, Wood

 

Play Nugent behind Ulloa again, it has worked in the games against Everton, Chelsea, Arsenal & Stoke, he will offer support to the midfield, track back & hopefully hassle the Newcastle defensive midfielder, which could be Tiote or Anita. The main problem will be Moussa Sissoko & how we will cope with his physical presence, we saw against Palace how the physicality of Jedinak troubled us, we could have similar problems up against Sissoko. Whoever we play in midfield we have a tough task against him especially, I'd go with Cambiasso & Drinkwater, try & get on the ball keep it simple, spray balls to the wide players & see what we can do on the counter attack, and try and accelerate our pace. Cambiasso needs to show some bite & hopefully go in for some challenges. I'd keep Mahrez & Schlupp they did nothing wrong against Burnley, while I'll also bring in Simpson give him a chance, see what he can do, and see whether or not defensively he is a much better option than De Laet. 

Buzzell

Buzzell

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Kasper


RDL - Moore - Morgan - Konchesky


King - Cambiasso - Drinkwater


Vardy - Ulloa - Mahrez


Subs: Hamer, Was, Wood, James, Knocky, Simpson, Powell.
Freesolo

Freesolo

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Time to revert back to 4-4-1-1 in my opinion. Playing 4-3-3 could see the same type of result, which we saw against Palace. Newcastle have been playing a 4-5-1 or a 4-4-1-1 this season, and as we saw against Palace allowing wide players time on the ball, will only cause us problems, especially if we don't have anybody out on the wings to support De Laet/Simpson & Konchesky. If we go 4-3-3 we will be allowing the likes of whoever plays probably Gouffran, Obertan or Cabella, to run at our full backs & cause us problems with pace, and if the full backs get no support like Palace it just cries out danger. 

 

So I'd go with this...

 

Schmeichel

 

Simpson - Morgan - Moore - Konchesky

 

Mahrez - Cambiasso - Drinkwater - Schlupp

 

Nugent

 

Ulloa

 

Subs - Hamer, De Laet, Hammond, King, Powell, Vardy, Wood

 

Play Nugent behind Ulloa again, it has worked in the games against Everton, Chelsea, Arsenal & Stoke, he will offer support to the midfield, track back & hopefully hassle the Newcastle defensive midfielder, which could be Tiote or Anita. The main problem will be Moussa Sissoko & how we will cope with his physical presence, we saw against Palace how the physicality of Jedinak troubled us, we could have similar problems up against Sissoko. Whoever we play in midfield we have a tough task against him especially, I'd go with Cambiasso & Drinkwater, try & get on the ball keep it simple, spray balls to the wide players & see what we can do on the counter attack, and try and accelerate our pace. Cambiasso needs to show some bite & hopefully go in for some challenges. I'd keep Mahrez & Schlupp they did nothing wrong against Burnley, while I'll also bring in Simpson give him a chance, see what he can do, and see whether or not defensively he is a much better option than De Laet. 

 

Agree with your formation and bringing Simpson in even though its against his old club he needs a chance with a start, what about playing Vardy on the L/W?

Leicesterpool

Leicesterpool

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Provided one or two don't pick up any injuries during international duty my team for the newcastle trip will be

 

GK: Kasper

RB: De Laet

CB: Moore

CB: Morgan

CB: Wasileswki

LB: Schlupp

CM: Cambiasso

CM: James

CM: Drinkwater

AT: Ulloa

AT: Nugent

 

Bench: Hamer, Simpson, Mahrez, Albrighton, King, Vardy & Wood.

Guest LCFC_World

Guest LCFC_World

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People who think Wood is the same type of player as Ulloa, that is not the case. Just because he is tall, people think he is a target man. No. He is a finisher, and a very good one. Just think he deserves his chance...

Bert

Bert

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I would like to see

Kasper

Simpson Morgan Wasilewski Konch

Cambiasso

James Drinky

Powell

Vardy Ulloa.

For me in the last two games Moore hasn't really set the world alight. I love him as a player but he gets dragged out of position or loses his man easily. He could've dealt with the ball in the box for their first yesterday had he been in a better position.

These away games are the perfect type and imagine it was what Cambiasso was signed for. It's pivotal that he comes back in, as well as it is for James. Hammond has been good so far but I think it's time for him to have a rest.

With Jeff and Riyad on internationals, and with us travelling ourselves I think it's time we utilised a bit of the squad. Powell hasn't played yet and should be eager to show what he can do.

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