Inigo Montoya
Leave Wayne Rooney alone!!
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Jennifer Lawrence as Kasper SchmeichelJoseph Gordon-Levitt as Okazaki
Channing Tatum as Vardy
Al Pacino as Ranieri
Jennifer Lawrence as Kasper SchmeichelJoseph Gordon-Levitt as Okazaki
Channing Tatum as Vardy
Al Pacino as Ranieri
Bournemouth are abysmal, yet they beat us.
Bournemouth are abysmal, yet they beat us.
Bournemouth are abysmal, yet they beat us.
They aren't abysmal, they are decent.Bournemouth are abysmal, yet they beat us.
We have a poor record TBH.They beat us in an FA Cup tie years ago too.lol remember when we lost to Bournemouth
All managers would like to do that surely?2-0 Liverpool Sturridge so we should lose 3-2.
Apparently Ranieri has only had to change his team 26 times last year (or around that number.) The next fewest changes a title winning manager has had to make to his starting XI is Mourinho's Chelsea last year with something like 87 changes. Shows how important it is to keep the same side playing together regularly.
Be interesting to see how they cope with Europe.2-0 Liverpool Sturridge so we should lose 3-2.
Apparently Ranieri has only had to change his team 26 times last year (or around that number.) The next fewest changes a title winning manager has had to make to his starting XI is Mourinho's Chelsea last year with something like 87 changes. Shows how important it is to keep the same side playing together regularly.
Be interesting to see how they cope with Europe.
I'd expect them to focus on Champions League next season as it'll be their first ever appearance and they might not make it there again. In the league I'd expect them to be 6-10 bracket in the nearest future.Be interesting to see how they cope with Europe.
It doesn't really matter though.Be interesting to see how they cope with Europe.
What? Ignore CL in their first ever season there to focus on league? I very much doubt it, it makes zero sense.I imagine they will still prioritise the league over Europe, I think they wouldn't be too discontent with going out at the group stages and avoiding Europa League also.
Yeah no doubt but I think they've been fortunate to some extent (without meaning to take anything away from their achievements). As was said above it'll be interesting to see how they cope with European football next year.All managers would like to do that surely?
Injuries, loss of form all effect teams.They've been managed brilliantly this season and it really doesn't matter what happens next season;they've put all the bigger clubs to shame
I meant in terms of managing fitness more than anything. They're gonna have a chunk of extra games and I don't see them writing it off and giving up on it from the start.It doesn't really matter though.
They aren't expected to get out of the group stage so they can treat it as another adventure;enjoy the moment and they may take a scalp or two.
6 goals in his last 7 PL starts for Sturridge, weird. Still doesnt look to have any of his old pace, but just genuinely so gifted on the ball.If he can get that pace back he'll be just as deadly as before. Huge If though.
They aren't abysmal, they are decent.
2-0 Liverpool Sturridge so we should lose 3-2.
Apparently Ranieri has only had to change his team 26 times last year (or around that number.) The next fewest changes a title winning manager has had to make to his starting XI is Mourinho's Chelsea last year with something like 87 changes. Shows how important it is to keep the same side playing together regularly.
Shinji OkazakiAny idea who will be playing the role of 'Asian man told to walk on' ?
I'd say as a sub. Vardy and Kane should definitely be ahead of him.Sturridge has to go to the euros, too good not to take him.
What? Ignore CL in their first ever season there to focus on league? I very much doubt it, it makes zero sense.
Be interesting to see how they cope with Europe.
The Leicester players all seem to recover weirdly quickly from little knocks and strains. [knowing look to camera]
How dare you accuse them of being peds? There is no evidence!PEDs?