Leicester post match thread

Hoofing the ball 40 yards up field and having a rabbit run off after it does not make Ranieri a tactical genius im afraid.

We completely dominated them last night footballing wise and whilst i have respect for the job he is doing at Leicester, im not about to start taking any lessons off him as to how we as a club should be doing things.

I don't think it's appropriate for you to take lessons of him, but Pellers might want get hold of his mobile number :) The game last night was different tactics and style to what they usually play, and do think he compromised their style last night.
 
The whole match panned out very much like an FA Cup tie with the plucky underdog throwing bodies in front of the ball and and earning a replay with their illustrious opponents where they get smashed but come away quids in.
 
We are a joyless viewing experience away from home in the league.

I retain faith we will to flick the switch at some point. We don't make opposition goalkeepers work hard enough.

nothing wrong with last night other than we could have done with the front 4 playing together since they were put together in August, rather than half of them being on the treatment table almost the entire time.

Once that understanding clicks in, we'll be sorted, as long as they stay fit.
 
Mangala had good game as did Otemendi but they still need to use there brains there prone to have a rush of blood and dive in.
 
Kasper was the difference yesterday. He pulled off 3 or 4 great saves to deny us.
Bar the last 5 minutes of the first half we dominated the game.
Silva and Aguero are getting back to their best. The defence looked better.
If we continue to improve, we should regain the top spot before long.
 
If you want to talk about plastic, let's talk about 25,000 of those crappy clapper contraptions! Probably the most plastic thing I've seen for a long long time

They make noise at home. Something only Palace and perhaps Watford can also consistently do.
 
The whole match panned out very much like an FA Cup tie with the plucky underdog throwing bodies in front of the ball and and earning a replay with their illustrious opponents where they get smashed but come away quids in.

A plucky underdog has got no alternative or will get ripped apart. Leicester has but didn't. Shitting themselves, praised by their manager while the crowd celebrated every throw-in. But they were having a loud party, even if far over the fair top. Not my style.
 
Watford away may become a turning point.
Hopefully Sergio in better shape than last night. That's all what's needed to turn a draw into a victory.
Then 2 home games Everton & CP, and WHU away.
Vital month coming up (once again).
 
Overall I thought we played well last night, bar two ten minutes spells either side of half time when Leicester got on top. My main concern is that once silva and aguero went off, as a team we completely lost our way to goal.
 
Opponents view on last night - City played well, lots of effort all over the pitch, so can't fault the commitment. Great support from the away corner, which really spurred on the players.
Leicester loved your substitutions, Bony and Navas are well known as big-money under-performers and had no fear for Leicester when they were introduced. We knew the point was safe when Aguero and Silva were pulled.
Your two centre-backs played well and nullified Vardy & Mahrez, when most other teams were unable to keep them off the score sheet this year.
Otamendi? Oh dear - what an embarrassment? Huth's outstretched hand touched his shoulder and he fell to the ground like a sack of shit, rolling around holding his face. The Leicester players and a few of yours just started laughing at such a pathetic display from a professional footballer. Hope someone at your club has a word with Otamendi today. A stronger ref would have given the **** a red card.
Everyone on hear is saying "stone-wall penalty"... sorry boys, when a forward swan-dives like Aguero did, you've got no chance. Lucky not to get a yellow.
Considering everyone on here was bricking it in the days leading up to the Leicester game, a point, strong overall performance & clean sheet keeps you nicely up there.
Leicester fans are in dreamland this season, but still realistic to know we can't keep it up for an entire season with a thread-bare squad of journeymen. Based on your squad full of fantastic players like de Bruyn, Silva, Aguero, Toure & Sterling, Man City should be raising the trophy at seasons end.
Good luck lads.
 
Opponents view on last night - City played well, lots of effort all over the pitch, so can't fault the commitment. Great support from the away corner, which really spurred on the players.
Leicester loved your substitutions, Bony and Navas are well known as big-money under-performers and had no fear for Leicester when they were introduced. We knew the point was safe when Aguero and Silva were pulled.
Your two centre-backs played well and nullified Vardy & Mahrez, when most other teams were unable to keep them off the score sheet this year.
Otamendi? Oh dear - what an embarrassment? Huth's outstretched hand touched his shoulder and he fell to the ground like a sack of shit, rolling around holding his face. The Leicester players and a few of yours just started laughing at such a pathetic display from a professional footballer. Hope someone at your club has a word with Otamendi today. A stronger ref would have given the **** a red card.
Everyone on hear is saying "stone-wall penalty"... sorry boys, when a forward swan-dives like Aguero did, you've got no chance. Lucky not to get a yellow.
Considering everyone on here was bricking it in the days leading up to the Leicester game, a point, strong overall performance & clean sheet keeps you nicely up there.
Leicester fans are in dreamland this season, but still realistic to know we can't keep it up for an entire season with a thread-bare squad of journeymen. Based on your squad full of fantastic players like de Bruyn, Silva, Aguero, Toure & Sterling, Man City should be raising the trophy at seasons end.
Good luck lads.

Vardy and Inler both went looking for opponents to clatter into them by seeing where the defender was, stopping dead and dropping like a stone. Be careful you don't fall off that fookin high horse pal.
 
Opponents view on last night - City played well, lots of effort all over the pitch, so can't fault the commitment. Great support from the away corner, which really spurred on the players.
Leicester loved your substitutions, Bony and Navas are well known as big-money under-performers and had no fear for Leicester when they were introduced. We knew the point was safe when Aguero and Silva were pulled.
Your two centre-backs played well and nullified Vardy & Mahrez, when most other teams were unable to keep them off the score sheet this year.
Otamendi? Oh dear - what an embarrassment? Huth's outstretched hand touched his shoulder and he fell to the ground like a sack of shit, rolling around holding his face. The Leicester players and a few of yours just started laughing at such a pathetic display from a professional footballer. Hope someone at your club has a word with Otamendi today. A stronger ref would have given the **** a red card.
Everyone on hear is saying "stone-wall penalty"... sorry boys, when a forward swan-dives like Aguero did, you've got no chance. Lucky not to get a yellow.
Considering everyone on here was bricking it in the days leading up to the Leicester game, a point, strong overall performance & clean sheet keeps you nicely up there.
Leicester fans are in dreamland this season, but still realistic to know we can't keep it up for an entire season with a thread-bare squad of journeymen. Based on your squad full of fantastic players like de Bruyn, Silva, Aguero, Toure & Sterling, Man City should be raising the trophy at seasons end.
Good luck lads.

It baffles me when opposition fans like yourself can see things clearly when our own manager cant. This quote for me sums it up.
'Leicester loved your substitutions, Bony and Navas are well known as big-money under-performers and had no fear for Leicester when they were introduced. We knew the point was safe when Aguero and Silva were pulled.'

Good luck for the rest of the season I can well understand that this season is well beyond your wildest dreams!
 
Thanks Wombat, hope you lot finish 2nd.

Agreed with the Huth/Otamendi incident, totally embarrassing and largely overlooked on here!
 
Always interesting to get the opponent's view, don't think there's much in there we can't agree with.

I disagree that Aguero should have had a yellow for being fouled. It should have been a penalty.

Also as ridiculous as Otamendi's reaction was, I've never seen a player being given a straight red card for it.
 
disagree that Aguero should have had a yellow for being fouled. It should have been a penalty.

Also as ridiculous as Otamendi's reaction was, I've never seen a player being given a straight red card for it.
I think wombat exagerated a little to make his point, but I agree that Otamendi should've been penalized for the dive (yellow) and that Sergio's wasn't a penalty, but not a yellow card though. Defender hits the ball before he lightly touches Agüero, who goes down way to eagerly there.
 
Some negativity on this thread because it was "only Leicester" and no doubt some will say our team cost £300m and their cost ten bob (50p to the youngsters) , so we should win , but the fact is leicester are a very good , organised team who work their socks off and have volatile support behind them , i do not think many sides will go to Filbert Street , sorry Walkers , sorry King Power ,or whatever stadium and get a result.
Plus Leicester still have to come to Maine Road, sorry City of Manchester, sorry Etihad or whatever stadium where we'll be favourites.
 

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