Leicester remind me very much of Everton when they finished 4th. They weren't spectacular, attritional, hard to beat, while the likes of Cahill and Bent took the chances upfront. They won so many games 1-0, without being particularly good even. Leicester have been the same, although more consistent, and with a bit more quality in Mahrez. I know the bigger teams have failed mostly, but Leicester have only lost 3 games, twice to Arsenal, and away to Liverpool. They've had a freak season. Drinkwater, De Leat, and Simpson were Utd rejects, Okazaki was just a punt signing from a midtable German team, Kante was one of those gamble type signings that more often then not fail, but he's been great. Ranieiri too. Sacked by Greece, and couldn't win the title with Chelsea, Valencia, Inter, and Roma, but he's probably going to win it with Leicester. Maybe it helps him with less egos and no high maintenance players in the dressing room, no one to challenge him, and he can implement his ideas and tactics, without the fear of player power. He's probably been the most high profile manager to manage some of those players, so they have more respect for him. Some managers have the knack of getting the maximum out of smaller teams, but struggle at bigger ones.
