The Talking Bread wrote: » People will say Vardy was silly not to follow Kante out in the Summer but fk that, I think it was the right thing for him to do at the time and therefore it was the right thing to do, regardless of how it has turned out. Saying that I envisage the new challenge at Arsenal would have kept his momentum up from last season and he would have been a great addition at The Emirates.
Flint Fredstone wrote: » What was Ronnie Whelan sh*ting on about at half time? That goal was a goal that a team not playing for their manager would concede. They should go out and give it a go second half even if they don't like their manager. How could any of those players feel any ill will towards Ranieri after last season?
The Talking Bread wrote: » Saying that I envisage the new challenge at Arsenal would have kept his momentum up from last season and he would have been a great addition at The Emirates.
The Talking Bread wrote: » Well apparently they do. If you go to the Leicester fan forum there are plenty of insiders there giving stark details of the breakdown of relations, just as the media has banged on about also. I know it makes for a good tabloid side story but apparently there is a great truth to it, sadly. A millionaire footballer's mind is a hard thing to figure out, I guess!!!
SlickRic wrote: » Not if he'd tried to become a cultured footballer like he has this season. To his utter detriment he's become a better footballer (coming short for the ball, neat touches etc), but he's toned down the things that made him effective (tireless harassing of CBs, endlessly running in behind, being a generally nasty cúnt). He's a very content looking footballer, and it's killed him. Maybe the Arsenal challenge would've helped him keep his edge, I don't know. But he's lost most of what made him brilliant.
S.M.B. wrote: » It looked like the ball wasn't out for that throw that brought about that goal. Sevilla were away on a very good break too.
theoneeyedman wrote: » If Leicester were in any other sport, e.g. Cycling, swimming, track & field, and had a record like theirs of being sh1te, coming from nowhere yo win a big competition, and back to sh1te again, there would be serious questions asked. But football is different....... Mmmmmm.
jive wrote: » Others or more heavily influenced by physical performance rather than technical. I could EPO and testosterone myself up to the gills and I'd still not get into a league 2 squad. Everyone else was bad last year and Leicester took the opportunity, i'd rather give them the benefit of the doubt seeing as there's 20+ of them and none of them got popped at any stage.
Turtwig wrote: » I like Allegri, he's underrated imo wouldn't be a bad choice for Arsenal.
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