Pre Match Brentford v Leicester

[Lako42]

Word on the street is that Iversen could well start.

Thankfully it's not taken BR long to work this one out.

 

[camberwell fox]

Thankfully it's not taken BR long to work this one out.

I know, he is quick on picking up things like this.

 

[M17TT C]

Word on the street is that Iversen could well start.

I'd go with him ahead of Amartey at CB to be honest.

 

[Brown Nose]

Some keeper stats. One example of the impact an absolute mess of a keeper can have if you compare a decent one (Leno) with Ward. Leno has had to face more shots than Ward.

If you look at the difference in terms of saves, it's a swing of 12 goals. There is only a 10 goal difference between the two sides. Fulham are 15 points ahead of us.

 

[Miles Away]

Some keeper stats. One example of the impact an absolute mess of a keeper can have if you compare a decent one (Leno) with Ward. Leno has had to face more shots than Ward.

If you look at the difference in terms of saves, it's a swing of 12 goals. There is only a 10 goal difference between the two sides. Fulham are 15 points ahead of us.

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Yep. He’s a ****ing disaster. I don’t know if Iversen is any good, but it’s hard to imagine he can be worse.

 

[Miles Away]

Iversen
Castagne Souttar Evans Kristiansen
Ndidi Mendy
Ricardo Maddison Barnes
Iheanacho

So no Evans or Kristiansen.

Now what?

Amartey, unfortunately basically has to play. Him, Thomasor Soumare. Or Tete for ****s sake.

Shame our two international Centre Backs are training on Braggy Park alone.

 

[Miles Away]

Iversen

Castagne
Ndidi
Souttar

Thomas
Ricardo

Mendy
Dewsbury-Hall
Maddison

Nacho
Vardy

Is probably about the best I can muster.

Alternatively:

Iversen

Ricardo
Souttar
Ndidi
Castagne

Mendy
Dewsbury-Hall
Maddison

Tete
Barnes
Nacho

 

[lazzer]

Word on the street is that Iversen could well start.

Yep just been told that from a reliable source

 

[pork pie fox]

Yep just been told that from a reliable source

You know what's coming, don't you?

 

[homer]

You know what's coming, don't you?

 

[camberwell fox]

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Lest we never forget...

 

[lazzer]

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I can confirm it wasnt enderby .

 

[Billyjof]

Daniel Amarty with the winner.

 

[Graz]

Daniel Amarty with the winner.

For Brentford?

 

[Volpone]

Daniel Amarty with the winner.

Who?

 

[SJN-Fox]

Referee: Darren Bond.
Assistants: Eddie Smart, Marc Perry.
Fourth official: Jarred Gillett.
VAR: Peter Bankes.
Assistant VAR: Neil Davies.

 

[Fox Fan]

Yep just been told that from a reliable source

Is that an actual reliable source or are you just trying to seem ITK by regurgitating twitter?

Word on the street is some posters do that...

 

[FOX Franks]

Who?

Winner. It’s the goal that wins the game. I know it’s tough to recall

 

[FOX Franks]

A win here could take us to 12th

 

[Jeff]

Head-to-head

• Leicester are unbeaten in the past 11 meetings in all competitions, winning each of their last six away matches.
• Brentford are winless in three Premier League encounters, with their last league victory over Leicester coming in the second tier in March 1953.

Brentford

• Brentford are unbeaten in nine Premier League home games, winning five and drawing four.
• Thomas Frank's side have amassed 26 points at the Gtech Community Stadium this season, which is two more than Leicester City have accrued in total.
• They are unbeaten in all 23 Premier League matches in which they scored the opening goal (W19, D4).
• The Bees are seeking their 100th top-flight victory.
• Mathias Jensen has scored three times in his past four home league appearances.

Leicester City

• Leicester City have lost five successive matches in all competitions for the first time since a run of six defeats between November and December 2014.
• Their 16 Premier League defeats in 2022-23 is the most Brendan Rodgers has suffered in a season as a manager.
• The Foxes have scored a league-high 11 of their 37 goals from outside the penalty area this season, which accounts for 30% of their total.
• There have been a league-high 50 goals scored in Leicester's 13 Premier League away games this term, with the Foxes scoring 21 and conceding 29.
• James Maddison has scored in five of his past six Premier League appearances in London, including each of the last four.