johnny the fox Posted 3 November 2014 Share Posted 3 November 2014 Why do sky sports love geriatric Scottish pricks so much? if you have never had a scottish ****..your a poorer man.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Corky Posted 3 November 2014 Share Posted 3 November 2014 (edited) It's not that Jim White. Edited 3 November 2014 by Corky Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sylofox Posted 3 November 2014 Share Posted 3 November 2014 FFS Even channel 4 is having a go now next program. Make Leicester British lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan LCFC Posted 14 November 2014 Share Posted 14 November 2014 what a crap article. jim white, who has been to every ground, couldn't have followed the untrue clichés like a man who'd never been to any ground more if he'd tried. i'd have us midtable too though, although pretty much everyone who's visited so far has said it's one of the best they've seen. Stoke and Everton in the top four is absolutely hilarious. Very dull article. Fairly interesting one in the Guardian on the three promoted sides. Seems to put us between QPR and Burnley at the minute which is probably a bit generous; http://www.theguardian.com/football/who-scored-blog/2014/nov/12/premier-league-relegation-qpr-burnley-leicester-best-europe Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lgfualol Posted 14 November 2014 Share Posted 14 November 2014 Once upon a time articles were written saying we would have no problems staying up. The shame. This comment made me laugh "Out of the 3 promoted teams I'd still tip Leicester to stay up. They might have gone off the boil a bit recently but there's still a fantastic team in there somewhere, and Pearson's a great manager (albeit a massive bellend)." Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
5waller5 Posted 14 November 2014 Share Posted 14 November 2014 Once upon a time articles were written saying we would have no problems staying up. The shame. This comment made me laugh "Out of the 3 promoted teams I'd still tip Leicester to stay up. They might have gone off the boil a bit recently but there's still a fantastic team in there somewhere, and Pearson's a great manager (albeit a massive bellend)." The Guardian or Telegraph?? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BlackburnClaret Posted 16 November 2014 Share Posted 16 November 2014 (edited) The way we have played the last few games it probably is a decent price. I still maintain that there are 3 worse teams than us in this league, even at the moment! Statistically, there isn't. Edited 16 November 2014 by BlackburnClaret Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mark_w Posted 16 November 2014 Share Posted 16 November 2014 Statistically, there isn't. There's no way of definitively proving who is or isn't better than us or you at the moment. The Premier League table after 11 games isn't a great tool for comparing teams, both because everyone has faced a different 11 teams and because right now almost everyone is ridiculously close to one another in terms of points. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lcfcnsk Posted 20 November 2014 Share Posted 20 November 2014 http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features/revealed-exact-point-which-leicester-fans-lost-their-confidence-nigel-pearson FourFourTwo and Forza Football have surveyed 200,000 fans of Premier League clubs to gauge their confidence in their team's manager, players and chairman/owner. Here, Nick Harper picks through the findings to see how Leicester City fans' mood has changed over the season... How long does the glow of a record-breaking promotion to the Premier League (on a tight budget) last? About three weekends, judging by the figures we have for Nigel Pearson.Entering the new season with a confidence rating of 91% (and 88% for his squad), hopes were high that the Foxes could mount a successful campaign, i.e. keep their heads above water.By September 9, following the Foxes’ disappointing 1-1 draw at home to Arsenal, confidence in Pearson (and his squad) had fallen to 79%. The honeymoon was clearly over.Confidence in Pearson jumped back up to 88% following the 5-3 defeat of Manchester United, with confidence in his squad jumping to 87%. Those figures jumped again to a season (so far) high 90% for Pearson and 91% for his squad following the 2-2 draw at home to Burnley, but a run of four defeats and a place in the bottom three has taken chunks out of both percentages.Confidence in Nigel Pearson and his squad right now is 64%. Which is pretty ungrateful, you’d have to say. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Webbo Posted 20 November 2014 Share Posted 20 November 2014 http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features/revealed-exact-point-which-leicester-fans-lost-their-confidence-nigel-pearson FourFourTwo and Forza Football have surveyed 200,000 fans of Premier League clubs to gauge their confidence in their team's manager, players and chairman/owner. Here, Nick Harper picks through the findings to see how Leicester City fans' mood has changed over the season... How long does the glow of a record-breaking promotion to the Premier League (on a tight budget) last? About three weekends, judging by the figures we have for Nigel Pearson.Entering the new season with a confidence rating of 91% (and 88% for his squad), hopes were high that the Foxes could mount a successful campaign, i.e. keep their heads above water.By September 9, following the Foxes’ disappointing 1-1 draw at home to Arsenal, confidence in Pearson (and his squad) had fallen to 79%. The honeymoon was clearly over.Confidence in Pearson jumped back up to 88% following the 5-3 defeat of Manchester United, with confidence in his squad jumping to 87%. Those figures jumped again to a season (so far) high 90% for Pearson and 91% for his squad following the 2-2 draw at home to Burnley, but a run of four defeats and a place in the bottom three has taken chunks out of both percentages.Confidence in Nigel Pearson and his squad right now is 64%. Which is pretty ungrateful, you’d have to say. A draw with Arsenal "disappointing"? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ScouseFox Posted 20 November 2014 Share Posted 20 November 2014 Honeymoon period over before we won our only two games yeah seems legit Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ealingfox Posted 20 November 2014 Share Posted 20 November 2014 Is that article trolling? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maybes Posted 20 November 2014 Share Posted 20 November 2014 Don't fret guys it's been changed by my Leicester fan mate who works at fourfourtwo. It was embarrassing. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
benpicko Posted 20 November 2014 Share Posted 20 November 2014 A draw with Arsenal "disappointing"? We played them at the perfect time and had multiple chances to win Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stadt Posted 21 November 2014 Share Posted 21 November 2014 Don't fret guys it's been changed by my Leicester fan mate who works at fourfourtwo. It was embarrassing. Joe. from on here? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maybes Posted 21 November 2014 Share Posted 21 November 2014 Joe. from on here? Yes. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ScouseFox Posted 27 November 2014 Share Posted 27 November 2014 Stats guru Andrew Atherley says Leicester's awayday woes point to a vital three points for Harry Redknapp's team on Saturday... The relegation battle has tightened up in recent weeks and, although QPR cannot climb out of the bottom three this weekend, they can improve their survival hopes with a home win over Leicester. This is one of two crucial relegation clashes in the Premier League on Saturday - the other is freshly buoyant Burnley at home to Aston Villa - and the results could increase the worries of some teams just above the drop zone. In particular, Sunderland (home to Chelsea) and Hull (away to Manchester United) have little prospect on form of picking up points on Saturday and could be dragged nearer the bottom. QPR v Leicester is one of those must-win games for both clubs and the hosts have the edge, mainly because of Leicester's woeful away form. The visitors have lost five out of six on the road and their only away points came from a smash-and-grab 1-0 win at Stoke in September, which brought their sole away goal as well as their only clean sheet. Any team, even rock-bottom QPR, must be looking to exploit Leicester's weaknesses on the road and, in fact, Rangers have decent prospects of doing so. For a start, QPR's scoring record is reasonable. After their opening-day blank in a 1-0 defeat by Hull - which included a Charlie Austin penalty miss - Harry Redknapp's side have scored in all five home games since (netting twice in each of the last four). Of the five teams that have stopped QPR scoring this season, three are in the top six (the other two are Hull and Tottenham, in the first two games). That record gives considerable encouragement that Rangers will be able to find the net against Leicester. Leicester, of course, are more likely to score against QPR than they are against most Premier League teams but their failures to find the net are as commonplace against the poorer sides as they are against better opposition. They have failed to score in three out of five against bottom-half teams and in four out of seven against top-half sides. The odds reflect the positions in the table - with Leicester two points ahead of QPR in 18th place - but this looks a good-value opportunity to back QPR at 2.38. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stevosevic Posted 27 November 2014 Share Posted 27 November 2014 God, everything about us is so depressing at the moment. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Captain... Posted 27 November 2014 Share Posted 27 November 2014 God, everything about us is so depressing at the moment. Especially the fans... 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ealingfox Posted 27 November 2014 Share Posted 27 November 2014 Those away stats are absolutely grim. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ScouseFox Posted 27 November 2014 Share Posted 27 November 2014 haha yeah, if stoke had been a bit better or we hadn't have got pretty fortunate we'd have 0 goals, 0 points and 0 clean sheets away from home. mad that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lgfualol Posted 27 November 2014 Share Posted 27 November 2014 It's that diamond that has ****ed our away stats. It used to be enjoyable to read our stats/look at the table/watch match of the day now I try to avoid it all. Please change this Nigel and friends. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MrSpaM Posted 27 November 2014 Share Posted 27 November 2014 Why are people talking about 'relegation clashes' when it's not even December yet? Pretty much any match between 8th and 20th place could be classed as that right now. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ScouseFox Posted 27 November 2014 Share Posted 27 November 2014 Why are people talking about 'relegation clashes' when it's not even December yet? Pretty much any match between 8th and 20th place could be classed as that right now. i think two promoted teams who sit in 18th vs 20th playing each other is pretty much the definition of a relegation clash, whenever in the season it happens Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lasty Posted 27 November 2014 Share Posted 27 November 2014 Stats don't lie. We're in a dogfight already and it'll serve us best not to live in denial of that fact. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts