No European football for Leicester this season. Our fixture list looks cool.
Did the PSG chairman buy a stake in leicester was rumours the other day hope they didnt he has Just been charged with corruption by the Swiss
No I'm pretty sure that didn't happen. Anyway I thought PSG were more interested in buying Leeds than Leicester.
Probably saw all the weather situation up North and didn't fancy it living up there
Yesterday I saw the worst 2 mins of football I’ve ever seen. Leicester went from 1-0 up and in complete control of a match (against a team who looked like one of the worst teams in Premier League History and who were resigned to their fate) to being 2-1 down and with only 10 men on the pitch. Given how comfortable we were in the match I can't recall ever seeing a more shocking collapse. Bournemouth did practically nothing for 90 mins and won 4-1. To rub it in, one of the worst strikers ever seen at this level scored 2 against us. How to throw a Champions League place away. A pitiful surrender that was truly atrocious and horrifying. That 2 mins will keep me waking up in the middle of the night and screaming out loud for a long time to come.
To be fair to Bournemouth they were growing into the game since the start of the second half with the subs that Howe had made & they had one shot on target less. Had they played the way they did before the penalty throughout the entire 2nd half a 1-1 draw would of been fair. Ultimately you are right to feel aggrieved because a team that is challenging for the Champions League should of killed the game against a team in a relegation battle before the penalty.
A few weeks ago Robbie Savage had a meltdown at Jake Humphreys on BT for asking if Leicester needed a rebuild because when they are having their 2nd best season in the PL. Now whilst I don't think that they need a full rebuild, even before the restart they were not performing well in 2020. They look toothless without Maddison creating chances & he has had a lot of transfer buzz about him, they rely on one player to score most of their goals & he'll be 34 in January, despite his red card there has been transfer buzz around Soyuncu who has had an impressive season & Ndidi has been, in my opinion, one of the best holding midfielders both this season & last again despite yesterday's match.
There is a real chance that the spine of that team could be gutted in the same way it was after they won the title. They are 14th in league since the start of 2020, if they lose Maddison & fail to replace him, they could be in real trouble.
After City overturning their ban, I think it would be a disaster if the foxes didn't finish in the top 4 now.