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Will we be relegated?

How will Leicester finish the season?  

405 members have voted

  1. 1. How will Leicester finish the season?

    • Survival
      305
    • Relegation
      99


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Posted

Sorry am I missing something here....I'm all for being positive and my heart says we can stay up but my head and tgr facts remain this is highly unlikely. Sure we may have a sniff at safety but ultimately the odds are stacked against us. 75% of you are dreaming...which is lovely but sometime soon you'll have to wake up.

I am with you on this lets have 100% think we will go down.

 

Sure that would help the squad if they see it.

We should all be emailing the club asking how much tickets will be in the championship next season to.

 

For a so called supporter you seem more against us.

It may not be likely as far as stats go but if we do not believe who will.

I take it you did not coin the frase Foxes Never Quit.

 

Try asking a few on here what it means as you seem to be struggling with it.

Posted

We still need to strengthen the team, a new goal keeper  and rumoured signings at present so I'm going to go with relegation, we should have done better business during the summer.

Posted

Relegated.

 

The matches that we couldn't really have afforded to lose points, we did.

 

Unfortunately, we lose on Saturday and that will almost certainly be game over in my eyes.

Posted

We've scored a whopping 3 goals against sides who finished 8th-17th last season. In 10 games.

For me, this is what really makes the next 3 home games "make or break". Have we really turned a corner or are we going to fall back into the same lack of creativity now Mahrez has gone?

I know it probably goes without saying but our record against the top sides (at least based on the last full season) is actually pretty good. It's everyone else we're shit against.

Vs last year's top 7:

P8

W1

D3

L4

F12

A16

Pts 7 (0.9 ppg)

Vs the other 12:

P12

W2

D2

L8

F7

A16

Pts 8 (0.7 ppg)

Part of this may be explained by the fact that we've only played 3 sides who didn't finish in the top 7 last season so far at the King Power (Burnley, West Brom, Sunderland), which is why the next 3 home games are so important. Compare that with QPR who have played every single side who finished in the bottom half last season at home, plus us and Burnley. That said QPR beat Burnley, West Brom and Sunderlamd and we mustered only 2 points, so maybe we're just doggo.

Posted

Hope springs eternal and I'd love to be proved wrong but I think we'll be relegated. Various reasons all outlined at one time or another.

I don't think a change of manager would help at this stage and in these circumstances. But I've never been his biggest fan for all that I can see he's got some good qualities.

We had a poor close season and have underperformed in many ways since the United victory.

Now we're going through the "experienced foreign legion" process as a last throw of this season's dice.It'll not work.

Southampton - and Swansea style wise -  have shown different blueprints for small club evolution but we've never been able to "finish" developing our young talent and I'm not surprised with so many other technical failings so clearly on view from week to week.  

Posted

Would like to think its possible we can avoid the drop but we need strengthening in all areas to help us cut out mistakes and give us a bit more going forward. I will click one of the two come the end of the January window when we know who we have in the squad . Need to keep the current run going but we've lost a few to injuries and ACN so just hope we can keep it going. Can't afford to fall further behind before we can add to the squad .

Posted

I still think we'll go down, unfortunately. Half the season gone and we've got 3 wins and 14 points. Our lack of experience could also cost us in a relegation dogfight - if you've been there before it makes it easier. Recent results have somewhat clouded how crap we've been for much of this season.

 

Having said that, you never know. We have a good team spirit and a couple of genuine match winners. If we beat Villa on Saturday and other results go away I might start believing again.

Not sure thats true. A lot of teams that are near the bottom and survive go down in the next 2 seasons

Posted

We will if we can't win games like today

 

Today is pivotal, win today and a few loses above and we are right back in with the pack with some form starting to take shape.

Posted

I cannot believe that 91% of people think that Burnley will stay up.

Posted

I'm going for survival. The recent upturn in form and the ambition shown in signing players has made me much more optimistic than a few weeks ago!!

Posted

According to a BBC poll, we're joint relegation favourites alongside QPR:

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Hull or Villa will be one of the teams relegated IMHO.

 

Burnley, us and QPR will make up at least one of the other spots .... Then maybe one surprise like Newcastle.

Posted

It's not a very good poll because more than 1 team gets relegated.

 

I guess a better wording would be "which of these 9 do you think are most likely to be relegated."

Posted

I voted for relegation but only just and i'm still feeling that way.

Wins against Stoke and Palace and I may change my mind.

Like the economy i'm viewing our recovery as being rather fragile at the moment.

Posted

I cannot believe that 91% of people think that Burnley will stay up.

 

I think it's a romantic thing in a way.

 

They see a small team punching well above its weight in the Premier League and see a Roy of the Rovers story. Burnley remind me very much of Blackpool under Holloway a few years back, they'll push it right to the wire but will ultimately fall short.

 

I think the likeliest scenario is a bottom five comprised of ourselves, Aston Villa, Burnley, Hull and QPR. Quite probably in that order from 16th-20th given our respective run-ins.

Posted

I think it's a romantic thing in a way.

 

They see a small team punching well above its weight in the Premier League and see a Roy of the Rovers story. Burnley remind me very much of Blackpool under Holloway a few years back, they'll push it right to the wire but will ultimately fall short.

 

I think the likeliest scenario is a bottom five comprised of ourselves, Aston Villa, Burnley, Hull and QPR. Quite probably in that order from 16th-20th given our respective run-ins.

 

But as ADK pointed out it's a flawed poll. If you had to pick one team definitely to go down you wouldn't pick Burnley. People kept saying they'd fall away last season too and they didn't. Kudos to them.

Posted

QPR going down I think. Worst team in the league for me. Can't pick up points away and have trickier home fixtures to come second half of the season. They have 2 or 3 quality players but not enough depth to survive and I can't see Austin's golden run lasting forever. Gun to head, I'm going QPR 20th, Burnley 19th and Hull 18th. Us scraping out of it at around 16th. 

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