Thracian Posted 27 September 2015 Share Posted 27 September 2015 So if we lose it will be because 'Kingy' is not picked? Your obsession with the man and the need to try to shoehorn him into every post you make is nauseating, get a grip man. There's been enough touting by others, but leaving out the top-scoring midfielder in all our history, our quickest and most consistent passer and a guy willing to do both defensive and attacking duties is crazy to me. And no success wouldn't be guaranteed by King or anyone else's selection but our chances of keeping an unlikely clean sheet would be enhanced. Because there's next-to-no-chance the way we're lining up at present. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Father Ted Posted 27 September 2015 Share Posted 27 September 2015 Ranieri must see that our current back 4 is a bag of horse crap and change it. Simple solution... 3-5-****ing-2! Schmeichel Wasilewski - Huth - Benalouane Albrighton --------------------------------Schlupp Drinkwater - Kante Mahrez Vardy Ulloa Subs: Schwarzer, Morgan, Fuchs, Dyer, King, Okazaki, Dodoo. It's not rocket science really. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
maynefox Posted 27 September 2015 Share Posted 27 September 2015 1st time for me at Norwich (one of those grounds I've missed over the years). Anyone able to recommend an away friendly pub near the ground (my knee is ****ed, can't walk far)? There's a pub on the corner, by the river, opposite the train station. I'm fairly sure that is the main "away pub". 5 or so minute walk from the ground. I wouldn't recommend drinking at the Riverside complex which is next to the ground. There's two pubs, Wetherspoons type, but they get packed out with locals mostly. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Weller in Tights Posted 27 September 2015 Share Posted 27 September 2015 There's a pub on the corner, by the river, opposite the train station. I'm fairly sure that is the main "away pub". 5 or so minute walk from the ground. I wouldn't recommend drinking at the Riverside complex which is next to the ground. There's two pubs, Wetherspoons type, but they get packed out with locals mostly. Cheers, We'll try the one by the station. COYB Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShropshireFox Posted 27 September 2015 Share Posted 27 September 2015 They won't live with our attack. 3-1 Leicester. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Royston. Posted 27 September 2015 Share Posted 27 September 2015 if we dont win this, our season will be in tatters. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
EastAnglianFox Posted 27 September 2015 Share Posted 27 September 2015 Cheers, We'll try the one by the station. COYB Yep it's called the Compleat Angler, straight over the road at the train station, nice pint by the river and always plenty of away fans in. Just a 5 minute walk to the ground also Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LCFC FOX Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 I hate to say it, but 3 at the back. Kasper Huth - Wes - Benny Albrighton - Drinky - Kante - Fuchs Mahrez Vardy - Ulloa this would be the best team but I don't think he'll change the formation to 3 CB's. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
norfolkfox222 Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 This is my derby, Please dont lose this game Leicester Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
foxes21 Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 Doubt we'll see 3-5-2 so Benalouane Huth Morgan Fuchs Albrighton Drinkwater Kante Mahrez Vardy Kramaric/Ulloa Tell Benalouane to not get forward and hold a solid back line as Albrighton can command the wing himself. Mahrez will have the cover and experience of Fuchs and will be less predictable on the left. Think thats our best team for a 4-4-2. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jazzy_Jeff Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 Schmeichel De Laet Morgan Huth Fuchs Kante Drinkwater Albrighton Mahrez Dyer Vardy Subs: Schwarzer, Benalouane, King, Inler, Schlupp, Ulloa, Kramaric Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
yorkie1999 Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 True measure of where we actually are. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LCFC hub Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 This HAS to be the team... Kasper De laet Wes Huth Fuchs Kante DD Dyer Mahrez Albrighton Vardy I thought the same but also time for Benalouane to come in? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nalis Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 1-1, Jerome for them, Kramaric off the bench for us. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RowlattsFox Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 I don't know why but I'd go with Kramaric and Vardy for this, I think they've got the making of a decent partnership with Ulloa has plan B. Fuchs in for Schlupp in the only other change. We need to protect the back four better so not sure about Kante and Drinkwater as both like to roam and follow the ball. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
polarbear Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 There's been enough touting by others, but leaving out the top-scoring midfielder in all our history, our quickest and most consistent passer and a guy willing to do both defensive and attacking duties is crazy to me. And no success wouldn't be guaranteed by King or anyone else's selection but our chances of keeping an unlikely clean sheet would be enhanced. Because there's next-to-no-chance the way we're lining up at present. Every thread. Every bloody thread... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davieG Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 Leicester's Jamie Vardy prepared to keep playing through pain barrier after breaking wrist LEICESTER star Jamie Vardy has shot to the top of the Premier League goal charts playing through the pain barrier. The England striker's double in the 5-2 defeat to Arsenal at the weekend took his total to six for the season. And that's despite the fact that he's wearing a special protective cast after breaking two bones in his wrist against Aston Villa. The 28-year-old is so determined not to miss games that he admits he'll do virtually anything to get out on the pitch. Vardy said: "I knew something was wrong because my whole arm was numb. But I didn't want to come off so I just had it strapped up. GETTY TOUGH FOX: Vardy is playing in a protective cast “I don't want to not be playing - it's as simple as that. I love playing football and there's no way I want to be injured” Jamie Vardy "I had it x-rayed and unfortunately there were two cracks in my wrist, so I'm having to wear the cast for eight weeks. "I've got a game cast which has been made up and refs are happy with. It's lightweight and there's no chance of harming anyone." Vardy saw out the end of last season having to rely on painkilling injections to deal with a troublesome foot injury. He added: "I wasn't able to put any ridiculous pressure on it so I was having injections basically an hour-and-a-half before kick off and my foot would be numb. GETTY IN FORM: Vardy is the top scorer in the Premier League"I don't want to not be playing - it's as simple as that. I love playing football and there's no way I want to be injured." The only drawback is that Vardy has to disappoint supporters eager to get his autograph. "I feel a bit sorry for them right now because I can't grip anything with my hand, so I'm having to say 'no'. "Any photos that they are after then I'm happy to do it but signing anything right now, unfortunately is a no-go." Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NORFOLK FOX Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 1st time for me at Norwich (one of those grounds I've missed over the years). Anyone able to recommend an away friendly pub near the ground (my knee is ****ed, can't walk far)? there is a pub on the corner opposite the train station called the complete Angler by the yacht station that's the designated away pub and up past the train station on Yarmouth road about 5 mins from the station is the coach and horses brew pub that allows home and away fans most other pubs in the city have doormen on and are home fans only...hope this helps Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Carl the Llama Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 Leicester's Jamie Vardy prepared to keep playing through pain barrier after breaking wrist LEICESTER star Jamie Vardy has shot to the top of the Premier League goal charts playing through the pain barrier. The England striker's double in the 5-2 defeat to Arsenal at the weekend took his total to six for the season. And that's despite the fact that he's wearing a special protective cast after breaking two bones in his wrist against Aston Villa. The 28-year-old is so determined not to miss games that he admits he'll do virtually anything to get out on the pitch. Vardy said: "I knew something was wrong because my whole arm was numb. But I didn't want to come off so I just had it strapped up. GETTY TOUGH FOX: Vardy is playing in a protective cast"I had it x-rayed and unfortunately there were two cracks in my wrist, so I'm having to wear the cast for eight weeks. “I don't want to not be playing - it's as simple as that. I love playing football and there's no way I want to be injured”Jamie Vardy"I've got a game cast which has been made up and refs are happy with. It's lightweight and there's no chance of harming anyone." Vardy saw out the end of last season having to rely on painkilling injections to deal with a troublesome foot injury. He added: "I wasn't able to put any ridiculous pressure on it so I was having injections basically an hour-and-a-half before kick off and my foot would be numb. GETTY IN FORM: Vardy is the top scorer in the Premier League"I don't want to not be playing - it's as simple as that. I love playing football and there's no way I want to be injured." The only drawback is that Vardy has to disappoint supporters eager to get his autograph. "I feel a bit sorry for them right now because I can't grip anything with my hand, so I'm having to say 'no'. "Any photos that they are after then I'm happy to do it but signing anything right now, unfortunately is a no-go." How long before we can officially call JV a Leicester City legend? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AKCJ Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 Vardy is a hero. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fox766 Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 This HAS to be the team... Kasper De laet Wes Huth Fuchs Kante DD Dyer Mahrez Albrighton Vardy I like this as you could have mahrez, albrighton, and dyer swapping positions with each other imo mahrez is probably best in the hole behind vardy but would mix things up and could be difficult for norwich to mark them Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 I thought Vardy had just sprained it or something. That's heroic! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Callabinho Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 He's destined to smash the winner in at Wembley this year when we win the FA cup. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Number 6 Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 Kasper RDL Benalouane Morgan Fuchs Albrighton Drinkwater Kanté Mahrez Vardy Ulloa Not looking forward to this one. Think it'll be a very tough game. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sunbury Fox Posted 28 September 2015 Share Posted 28 September 2015 I like this as you could have mahrez, albrighton, and dyer swapping positions with each other imo mahrez is probably best in the hole behind vardy but would mix things up and could be difficult for norwich to mark them I like it too. I know we've never looked great in a 4231 but we've never tried it with this personnel. Dyer is used to playing this system from his Swansea days and I seriously think Mahrez would be better drifting between the lines in a free role. Much harder to nullify him there and he should get even more goalscoring chances. It also means we get Dyer and Albrighton in front of RDL to give him some protection. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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