There for the taking

[Robert N. LiM 6,282]

From today''s Guardian:Today is the first anniversary of Milan Mandaric assuming ownership of

Leicester and he spoke yesterday of his dismay at the lack of progress

the club has made in that time. Now only two points above the

relegation zone, Mandaric''s growing unease is understandable. "I don''t

think he''ll be happy," Holloway admitted. "I had a chat with him

yesterday and that''s now three defeats in a row. It''s not good, is it?"

It certainly wasn''t last night.There''ll be lots of pressure on Leicester this Saturday. If we start well, they are there for the taking. Looks as though we''re going to have to get our wins away from home. This is a winnable game, and it would mean four wins and a draw from our last five. The dream is not over...

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[quote user="Robert N. LiM"]From today''s Guardian:Today is the first anniversary of Milan Mandaric assuming ownership of

Leicester and he spoke yesterday of his dismay at the lack of progress

the club has made in that time. Now only two points above the

relegation zone, Mandaric''s growing unease is understandable. "I don''t

think he''ll be happy," Holloway admitted. "I had a chat with him

yesterday and that''s now three defeats in a row. It''s not good, is it?"

It certainly wasn''t last night.There''ll be lots of pressure on Leicester this Saturday. If we start well, they are there for the taking. Looks as though we''re going to have to get our wins away from home. This is a winnable game, and it would mean four wins and a draw from our last five. The dream is not over...[/quote]That''s precisely the kind of team that we end up losing to in recent years.  How often have we kick-started a teams'' season with a poor performance against a poor side ?  This is a new era though, we hope [:)]

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[quote user="Robert N. LiM"]From today''s Guardian:

Today is the first anniversary of Milan Mandaric assuming ownership of Leicester and he spoke yesterday of his dismay at the lack of progress the club has made in that time. Now only two points above the relegation zone, Mandaric''s growing unease is understandable. "I don''t think he''ll be happy," Holloway admitted. "I had a chat with him yesterday and that''s now three defeats in a row. It''s not good, is it?" It certainly wasn''t last night.

There''ll be lots of pressure on Leicester this Saturday. If we start well, they are there for the taking. Looks as though we''re going to have to get our wins away from home. This is a winnable game, and it would mean four wins and a draw from our last five. The dream is not over...
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Sorry but the dream IS over for C.T [:(]

[Robert N. LiM 6,282]

[quote user="blahblahblah"]That''s precisely the kind of team that we end up losing to in recent years.  How often have we kick-started a teams'' season with a poor performance against a poor side ?  This is a new era though, we hope [:)][/quote]Totally agree. Thought while I was typing it that my post might be the kiss of death. But I hope we have the ruthlessness to go out and put Leicester under a lot of pressure, get their fans on their backs and come away with another win.