Leicester City (H) Post Match Thread

Could we see Pep resign? Not just on footballing grounds as something is obviously going on personally. Football is nothing compared to someones mental health and well being and I am now worried for Pep. Does anyone have experience in mental health as for me he seems to be showing red flags for depression etc.
Nothing like the pep who did that Amazon thing, no spark in him at all.
 
The drop in Mendy's pace has been alarming so far to me. I noticed it against Wolves when he really struggled to keep up with one of their attacking wingers (possibly Traore). It happened again yesterday too.
cant really judge any fullbacks pace with traore, hes probably the fastest player ever , well nearly :)

 
Mahrez isn't as good now as he was at Leicester, but that can be said of a few players here now.
i havn't seen massive progression in Mendy or Bernardo. Jesus seems the same player we had 3 yrs ago, and i thought he would come on more with age. Walker is steady, Stones has gone backwards and i'll be gutted if Rodri can't raise his game more than what iv seen so far. Compare all this with our team of yesteryear of Yaya, vinny silva zabba Kun (i know hes still here) and Dzeko. I know the game is changing all the time (and not for the better) but you can see the difference between then and now, no warriors, leaders or battlers. We need the team to have a spine again
 
cant really judge any fullbacks pace with traore, hes probably the fastest player ever , well nearly :)


Mendy was quick pre injury mate. I can't even remember if it was Traore tbh honest, I just remember him really stuggling to keep up and that wasn't him. Injuries have taken their toll sadly, it appears.
 
Tough situation here. Pep does not want to change his philosophy which is fine. He may have to tweak it if he wants to continue with us. Game management needs to change. At certain times we tire and standards drop. That is the time to drop the high line and stay compact while trying a counter attack.

I dont know if this is possible or not, switch tactic during the game. Soak up pressure and break. Once the dodgy 10-15 min period is over we go again.

Think of the Spartans close up shop and wait for them to come to us. If they stay deep pass pass pass until one of them losses discipline.
 
Tough situation here. Pep does not want to change his philosophy which is fine. He may have to tweak it if he wants to continue with us. Game management needs to change. At certain times we tire and standards drop. That is the time to drop the high line and stay compact while trying a counter attack.

I dont know if this is possible or not, switch tactic during the game. Soak up pressure and break. Once the dodgy 10-15 min period is over we go again.

Agree. More and more teams setting themselves up to counter attack with pace. Leicester are just one example in a succession of teams who have risked soaking up City's pressure and then really having a go when they get the ball in or on the edge of our half. The teams with quality in their attack have really hurt us last season and on this evidence will continue to do so this season. Hopefully Dias will help but we look so short up front at the moment.
 
Found this thread on Twitter really interesting. Breaks down the tactics in good detail and highlights issues we have.

 

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