davieG Posted 4 November 2015 Share Posted 4 November 2015 z is just awesome and should have a shrine built outside the ground. Leicester are the greatest team in the world. (thats how the sentence ends im sure of it) 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AKCJ Posted 4 November 2015 Share Posted 4 November 2015 cba reading it but if he says that we can make the Champions league then he's a top lad who knows his stuff, if he says we're going to flop and choke then he's a knob who doesn't know what hes on about. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fox92 Posted 4 November 2015 Share Posted 4 November 2015 Always liked Ben Watson, he's a decent player. Obviously been playing well for Watford - not that any of us watch them every week. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Horse's Mouth Posted 4 November 2015 Share Posted 4 November 2015 Watson's an absolute meathead, always quite liked Capoue, delighted to see him doing well Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
potter3 Posted 4 November 2015 Share Posted 4 November 2015 That article reads like it was written by a secondary schooler. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HankMarvin Posted 4 November 2015 Share Posted 4 November 2015 How Far Can Leicester City Go This Season? By JakeJackman - Nov 4, 2015 232 0 Leicester have had a fabulous start to the season, which is even more surprising when you consider many pundits had them down as one of the three to go down after Claudio Ranieri was appointed. The Italian has had a mixed record in management during his career, with his failure with the Greece national team being a particular low point as he oversaw losses to both Northern Ireland and the Faroe Islands. However, he has still managed some of the best clubs in Europe and that experience has allowed him to guide Leicester to 3rd place in November. Even the most optimistic Leicester fan wouldn’t have seen that happening. The Foxes have only lost one game this season, which is the least in the league alongside Tottenham, showing that they are tough to beat. They have an incredible team spirit, which has seen them take a large share of their points from losing positions. The match that they lost was against Arsenal and the Gunners played very well on the day. It’s the matches against the likes of Crystal Palace and Southampton that will give Leicester fans hope that they can have a good season, as these clubs are all challenging for the top eight. Ranieri’s men beat Palace and got a point away to Southampton. These are excellent results and it’s easy to see the effect that confidence is having on the squad. Jamie Vardy has been the most improved player in the Premier League since last season. In his first full season in the top flight, he was a hard working attacker, who was a useful part of the side, but he wasn’t going to fire Leicester to safety. However, something has clicked, and he is now the top scorer in the league with eleven. He has scored in the last eight Premier League games, which has only been matches by Ruud van Nistelrooy and Daniel Sturridge. It’s too soon to talk about Vardy moving to a bigger club, but if he continues to score goals, Leicester will stay in the right half of the table. Another impressive stat about Leicester is that they are the only team in the top flight to score in every single league game. The likes of Riyad Mahrez, Marc Albrighton, Vardy and Shinji Okazaki have been really good so far, with some of the link up play in the final third being Champions League quality. Mahrez and Vardy have taken most of the plaudits, but as a unit, Leicester are very good at creating chances. They play a high intensity game and it’s hard to deal with, especially late on in games, which is why they get so many points from losing positions. The next two months will be interesting as they have to face Manchester United, Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool and Manchester City. If they come into 2016 still in the top eight then they have to be considered serious contenders for a European place. I’d still expect them to slip down the table as the season progresses, but it’s difficult to rule them out of the top eight picture. The January window will be key for the club as they have the opportunity to add a couple of quality players to give the squad fresh impetus going into the second half of the season. Mahrez and Vardy have taken most of the plaudits, but as a unit, Leicester are very good at creating chances. They play a high intensity game and it’s hard to deal with, especially late on in games, which is why they get so many points from losing positions. The next two months will be interesting as they have to face Manchester United, Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool and Manchester City. If they come into 2016 still in the top eight then they have to be considered serious contenders for a European place. I’d still expect them to slip down the table as the season progresses, but it’s difficult to rule them out of the top eight picture. The January window will be key for the club as they have the opportunity to add a couple of quality players to give the squad fresh impetus going into the second half of the season. Its no fluke that we are where we are This one makes for slightly better viewing 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Basingstoke Fox Posted 4 November 2015 Share Posted 4 November 2015 I'm honestly so glad I don't support Sunderland, Villa or Newcastle. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Freesolo Posted 4 November 2015 Share Posted 4 November 2015 It must be a little boring being a title contender like Man City/chelsea and this is the usual form every year when we are playing as well and its the best feeling ever, And Imagine how chelsea fans are feeling now with near enough relegation form this season. Come january they can get there checkbook out and buy their way out of trouble. I never bought the Jose Mourinho greatest manager ever crap every team he has managed bar Porto he has spent a fortune to get success Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Soar Fox Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 From a West Brom forum "No idea why my comment got removed but i'll write the sentiment again as it didn't breach any rules in the first place... Vardy came screaming down the crowd opening his arms and enciting after scoring the 3rd and gets absolutely nothing as he's England's new golden boy, McClean fist pumps once towards fans of his former club who were giving him vile abuse all game and alas, gets a warning. Where's the consistancy in that? FA are absolutely corrupt Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Benji Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 You have to be unbelievably wet to moan about a player celebrating. I mean seriously, nothing else to worry about in life? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Soar Fox Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 They really don't like Vardy http://westbrom.com/forum/index.php?topic=17443.25 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest ttfn Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 Lawro got us down to draw this weekend. His table for the season has us in 17th, West Ham 18th and Watford 20th. West Brom unbeaten in 4th. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Danizen Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 (edited) They really don't like Vardy http://westbrom.com/forum/index.php?topic=17443.25 "There was one big bloke at the front who very nearly got on the pitch and was held back by stewards, it's a shame he hidn't get on and rip his head off.... ... I've already emailed the club regarding the issue..." lol Edited 5 November 2015 by Danizen Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KFS Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 Hahahahahahaha Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ealingfox Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 (edited) by that 'one big bloke' I'm sure he doesn't mean the absolute toby in the grey hoodie that Vardy (and every City fan whos seen MOTD) was literally laughing at. Edited 5 November 2015 by ealingfox 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan LCFC Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 How Far Can Leicester City Go This Season? By JakeJackman - Nov 4, 2015 232 0 Leicester have had a fabulous start to the season, which is even more surprising when you consider many pundits had them down as one of the three to go down after Claudio Ranieri was appointed. The Italian has had a mixed record in management during his career, with his failure with the Greece national team being a particular low point as he oversaw losses to both Northern Ireland and the Faroe Islands. However, he has still managed some of the best clubs in Europe and that experience has allowed him to guide Leicester to 3rd place in November. Even the most optimistic Leicester fan wouldn’t have seen that happening. The Foxes have only lost one game this season, which is the least in the league alongside Tottenham, showing that they are tough to beat. They have an incredible team spirit, which has seen them take a large share of their points from losing positions. The match that they lost was against Arsenal and the Gunners played very well on the day. It’s the matches against the likes of Crystal Palace and Southampton that will give Leicester fans hope that they can have a good season, as these clubs are all challenging for the top eight. Ranieri’s men beat Palace and got a point away to Southampton. These are excellent results and it’s easy to see the effect that confidence is having on the squad. Jamie Vardy has been the most improved player in the Premier League since last season. In his first full season in the top flight, he was a hard working attacker, who was a useful part of the side, but he wasn’t going to fire Leicester to safety. However, something has clicked, and he is now the top scorer in the league with eleven. He has scored in the last eight Premier League games, which has only been matches by Ruud van Nistelrooy and Daniel Sturridge. It’s too soon to talk about Vardy moving to a bigger club, but if he continues to score goals, Leicester will stay in the right half of the table. Another impressive stat about Leicester is that they are the only team in the top flight to score in every single league game. The likes of Riyad Mahrez, Marc Albrighton, Vardy and Shinji Okazaki have been really good so far, with some of the link up play in the final third being Champions League quality. Mahrez and Vardy have taken most of the plaudits, but as a unit, Leicester are very good at creating chances. They play a high intensity game and it’s hard to deal with, especially late on in games, which is why they get so many points from losing positions. The next two months will be interesting as they have to face Manchester United, Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool and Manchester City. If they come into 2016 still in the top eight then they have to be considered serious contenders for a European place. I’d still expect them to slip down the table as the season progresses, but it’s difficult to rule them out of the top eight picture. The January window will be key for the club as they have the opportunity to add a couple of quality players to give the squad fresh impetus going into the second half of the season. Mahrez and Vardy have taken most of the plaudits, but as a unit, Leicester are very good at creating chances. They play a high intensity game and it’s hard to deal with, especially late on in games, which is why they get so many points from losing positions. The next two months will be interesting as they have to face Manchester United, Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool and Manchester City. If they come into 2016 still in the top eight then they have to be considered serious contenders for a European place. I’d still expect them to slip down the table as the season progresses, but it’s difficult to rule them out of the top eight picture. The January window will be key for the club as they have the opportunity to add a couple of quality players to give the squad fresh impetus going into the second half of the season. Good article but should really be replacing Okazaki with Kante there. Our chance creation is phenomenal. We have to do everything we can to keep that up. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gerard Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 They really don't like Vardy http://westbrom.com/forum/index.php?topic=17443.25 What a bunch of fannies with the notable exception of the poster Atomic. It's all part of the sport and entertainment, if it's too much for those bed wetters they should go to the theatre for entertainment. McClean also shouldn't have got anything from the FA, the Sunderland supporters were goading him all match and when he gives a fist pump at the end when West Brom won the rattles and teddy bears flew out the pram. It's pathetic grown men get so upset about such trivial things. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gerard Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 "There was one big bloke at the front who very nearly got on the pitch and was held back by stewards, it's a shame he hidn't get on and rip his head off.... ... I've already emailed the club regarding the issue..." lol I know who my money would be on if he tried to start a fight with Vardy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
foxoffderby Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 I know who my money would be on if he tried to start a fight with Vardy. Talk shit get banged 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kristianity77 Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 Its no fluke that we are where we are This one makes for slightly better viewing That second table, as good as it looks is incorrect, its missing the 5-1 drubbing of QPR on it. We actually have 44pts from 20 in that timescale. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan LCFC Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 Imagine being that much of a sad bastard that you e-mailed the club. Jesus some fans aren't even ashamed of their pathetic selves. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ScouseFox Posted 5 November 2015 Share Posted 5 November 2015 (edited) oh man i would genuinely pay a lot of money to see the transcript of his email to the club "dear west brom, jamie vardy did a goal and celebrated in front of our fans from a west brom fan" haha it gets better oh lord, the one who says they should book everyone who celebrates "outside the field of play" guessin he wants rondon booked for crossing the white line when he scored OH AND EVERY OTHER PLAYER EVER Edited 5 November 2015 by ScouseFox Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HitchinFox Posted 6 November 2015 Share Posted 6 November 2015 Emailing the club to complain about a player celebrating? Never realised just how smalltime the mentality of WBA fans is. Another Stoke with different colour stripes. Disappointing. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Andrelton Posted 6 November 2015 Share Posted 6 November 2015 Talk shit get banged *Chat ...cause too good to misquote. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oxfordfox83 Posted 6 November 2015 Share Posted 6 November 2015 oh man i would genuinely pay a lot of money to see the transcript of his email to the club "dear west brom, jamie vardy did a goal and celebrated in front of our fans from a west brom fan" haha it gets better oh lord, the one who says they should book everyone who celebrates "outside the field of play" guessin he wants rondon booked for crossing the white line when he scored OH AND EVERY OTHER PLAYER EVER Tbf if they're booking every player who scores it'll only be them and Man U with any players left... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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