Leicester Post Match thread.

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Nah, I said the same thing as I left. First time for years I left before 90 as well. If they can't give a fuck and want to serve up t hat half hearted shite at this stage of the season then fuck off City indeed.
That was horrible.

Telling City to 'fuck off' would be like saying the same thing to my mum.

 

[i8rags]

Guardiola must cringe when he sees Delph on the ball.

He's not the only one.

 

[Blue Smarties]

He wouldn't find the Etihad on a map mate.

Totally agree with you.

Probably the same group of lads who were trying to lynch us in October/November when we were painting the picture and showing the warning signs for Bony/Manuel/Toure. It's sad that we pointed all of this out last year and yet it's still ongoing.

 

[mancity1]

Silva hasn't been anywhere near his best this season.

Whether his ankle has finally caught up on him remains to be seen but we will be without him now for a while.

You can talk about the best squad all you like but when it lacks real depth of quality is it easily found out even by opposition like Leicester.

If a couple of our players are off the boil we are pretty easy fodder for the opposition.

The way Spurs are playing at present they will rip us apart next week.

 

[SWP's back]

Telling City to 'fuck off' would be like saying the same thing to my mum.

Maybe his first team is Leicester like some of our admin?

 

[super_city_si]

Ridiculous post .

Sterling is right up there with the worst buys we have made. His touch is awful.He's lightweight,easy to move off the balll and goes down at the slightest touch. An utter waste of money.

I'm going to wait to judge him till he plays in a team with a plan. Imagine him playing for Leicester. He'd be a fucking demon.

 

[Shirley]

And to think we are prioritizing the CL over the FA Cup.

The mind boggles.

 

[Tricky Dickys Right Foot Shot]

Unfortunately (well kind of) I was unable to attend the game today due to the fact I was at uni but from what it seems the scoreline paints the right picture due to our performance today.

I want filled with the upmost confidence especially after our poor performance against Sunderland last week. Having said all that in the big picture what Leicester have achieved so far this season is nothing short of brilliant, albeit their poor run in domestic cup competitions what they have done in the league so far is similar to Blackburn in 95', complete underdogs and favourites to go down but what Ranieri has done to this team is nothing but sheer quality. It's shit that we just happen to be on the receiving end of this but it shouldn't prevent any of us just to take a step back and admire how well they are doing, this hasn't been sheer luck on their part as they've been consistently good all season in the league and if they do end up champions it's only what they deserve.

 

[Gabriel]

Leicester defended in numbers - as a team.
They broke in numbers - as a team.
They played very well - as a team.

We look tired, devoid of ideas, and unable / unwilling to put in the effort. It's as though we believe intricate passes are a substitute for hard work rather than complementing it.

Very very disappointing and we've given ourselves a mountain to climb. Morale is now low and we face some very difficult games. All in all, we don't deserve to win the league. 4th place would probably be a fair assessment of the season so far.

Rather sad to see us surrender possession up the park and then watch our midfielders give chase for ten yards before throwing the towel in and stopping.

 

[Mancini Manus Domini]

Celina looked strange to me when he came on. He had energy, pace, movement desire and purpose. In fact he looked like a Leicester player.

Pellegrini has flogged all our best players to death. It's bad enough having the group of death in the Champions League but seriously going for Capital One Cup? It wasn't a question of attitude today, there's nothing left in the tank.