Match Thread Leicester City 1-1 Everton - Saturday 21st September - 15:00

[Toffe3m4n]

It's easy, we replace lewin.

Not just him missing chances though. Lindstrom has gotten in on the act recently himself - but the flipside of that is that it at least shows that he's getting himself into some good positions regularly.

 

[Hellerad]

Minnesota Vikings have won every game so far this season.

Don’t let the haters get you down @Moomin

 

[Eggs]

 

[COYBL25]

Imagine if we’d have sold Branthwaite ???

There’d be no way out of this.

 

[hallamblue]

Not going to defend dyche but best game you had to win so far a team low on confidence. Half a team out with injuries ect, was most likely the best team you could out out. We will look a different side when we have players back would expect us to look far better defensivley

The trouble with that is players are coming back into a team with no confidence, and by the time they're all back we're playing teams we'll probably lose to. Before the last few seasons I'd say we'd be in big danger of being too far adrift but the bottom 6 may well score very few points again.

 

[bobbylatch]

You only get a maximum of 3 per game Bobby.

I was thinking a win today and at least a draw against Bournemouth, if we didn't implode in the 87th minute.

 

[Drico]

Imagine if we’d have sold Branthwaite ???

There’d be no way out of this.

I said it at the time. Selling him was a ticket to the Championship. Him at one end and Broja at the other represents some sunshine thinking as far as I am concerned in these dark days...

 

[Vintage]

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Thread 'Remembering Bernard Murphy - and Henry Scotton'

March 20, 2024

Leicester fan in peace. I've joined this forum so I could post this, which I've just put on the Leicester City fans' forum, foxestalk:



20 years ago today Bernard Murphy set off from his home in Huyton on Merseyside to watch his beloved Everton play at the Walkers Stadium in Leicester. But he never made it to the game.

As reported in the Liverpool Echo:

Murphy, 40, was walking along Leicester's Upperton Road with his friend Mick Matthews and Mick's 12-year-old son when when a large timber hoarding, caught by gusting winds of 75mph, struck him in the face. The accident happened at...

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[Moomin]

Don’t let the haters get you down @Moomin

He said some horrible things about my Vikings.

 

[magicjuan]

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RIP Yifter. X

 

[roy vernon]

Good first half performance, well in control, as we should have been against a team as poor as Leicester. Another master class in substitutions by our glorious leader. We were playing counter attack football with no small amount of success, in the main this was because of the pace of Lindstrom and Ndaiye and the absolutely wonderfully quick feet of Ndaiye. So. Sean the simple decides to take them both off to bring on Harrison who is, in comparison, pedestrian and Tim Oroegbunam. Again no flying forward.

If he felt the need to sure up midfield, why not bring on Dixon and move Garner central? Needless to say, Leicester saw this as an invitation to get at us and began to turn the screw, Keane and Tarkowski totally screwed up for the goal and for the last few minutes we were holding on to our point for dear life.
The biggest positive today was Ndiaye's performance, the club must be rubbing their hands, Branthwaite pays then bills next season and Ndaiye the season after that.

 

[Vintage]

Imagine if we’d have sold Branthwaite ???

There’d be no way out of this.

Least we would have bought another CB to warm the bench with JOB

 

[matty1878]

Positives:

It's a point
We aren't bottom of the table
We didn't lose
We conceded fewer than 3.

that’s the spirit!

 

[Toffe3m4n]

My overriding emotion right now is that I'm just glad that we didn't lose again and that we've gotten our first point on the board, which has come on the road against another side that's expected to be 'down there' this season.

Still believe there's more to come from this side. We just need that first clean sheet & first win..

 

[Vintage]

Good first half performance, well in control, as we should have been against a team as poor as Leicester. Another master class in substitutions by our glorious leader. We were playing counter attack football with no small amount of success, in the main this was because of the pace of Lindstrom and Ndaiye and the absolutely wonderfully quick feet of Ndaiye. So. Sean the simple decides to take them both off to bring on Harrison who is, in comparison, pedestrian and Tim Oroegbunam. Again no flying forward.

If he felt the need to get sure up midfield, why not bring on Dixon and move Garner central? Needless to say, Leicester saw this as an invitation to get at us and began to turn the screw, Keane and Tarkowski totally screwed up for the goal and form the last few minutes we were holding on to our point for dear life.
The biggest positive today was Ndiaye's performance, the club must be rubbing their hands, Branthwaite pays then bills next season and Ndaiye the seats n after that.

Ya least with Dixon on there would have been somewhat of an outlet with his pace. Once Lindstrom and Ndiaye were off there was no one to play the ball to or carry the ball forward