Match Thread Leicester v Atalanta - PSF
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Graz
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Albrighton is the one not quite involved yet for me. And Ricardo hasn't been as good today yet but then I think he's been pinned back a lot because they're coming down their left a lot.
They look a decent enough side. Good test.
Second half should be easier for us since we're further along in preseason than they are and they're likely to make a lot of subs.
They look a decent enough side. Good test.
Second half should be easier for us since we're further along in preseason than they are and they're likely to make a lot of subs.
Good article on their fans' site:
Translated by Google:
I keep the image you see in this piece for over 3 years on the PC.
Sometimes I see it by chance browsing the images, sometimes I look for it expressly.
It is one of the murals dedicated to Ranieri's Leicester champion of England in 2016, one of the greatest sporting miracles of all time.
It should have become a film but then nothing more was done and the pragmatism of the locals then did the rest
People like ours, this one from Leicester: pragmatic and with their feet well anchored to the ground. Not for nothing do they excel in rugby, the Leicester Tigers are one of the most titled teams in the English oval ball.
Like so many of us three years ago, the miracle of this medium-sized British team touched me almost to the point of emotion, all the more for the credit ascribable to Ranieri, a good person who had had much less in his career than he deserved.
In that mural I see a memory and a reminder that goes beyond time and remembers that the impossible does not exist, or almost because if it is already difficult to get to win something from "underdogs" (ie from outsiders) a national cup to elimination, triumphing at the end of almost forty championship days against giants boasting 10, 50 times your budget is a company destined to remain forever.
Today we go to class with them even if the teaching will not come from the field of play as much as from the memory of what our opponents did.
Many talk about our Scudetto: I still consider it totally impossible but then I think about Leicester and what they did, I remember Bocelli singing "Nessun Dorma" and then Ranieri raising the cup on the day of their triumph and then I wonder how much it is this meeting was wanted by our management. Because psychologically and emotionally it could have unpredictable implications and then you have never seen that the bar, once raised last year, can disappear completely and make us fly.
Why, let's keep it in mind, winning a Scudetto in Turin boosting the bank account, winning it in Bergamo means tearing it away from Thanatos, at the time that everything is extinguished, and making you live forever in the head of who you have made happy in those moments, com has happened and will succeed Ranieri and his family.
Meanwhile, let's enjoy their nice words to us and then let's enjoy the friendly. To our fans in the stands the advice to make friends with their counterparts and get some tips on the Champions League.
They arrived at the quarter-finals, for us it would be really a lot but a lot of stuff.
Calep
https://www.atalantini.online/
Translated by Google:
I keep the image you see in this piece for over 3 years on the PC.
Sometimes I see it by chance browsing the images, sometimes I look for it expressly.
It is one of the murals dedicated to Ranieri's Leicester champion of England in 2016, one of the greatest sporting miracles of all time.
It should have become a film but then nothing more was done and the pragmatism of the locals then did the rest
People like ours, this one from Leicester: pragmatic and with their feet well anchored to the ground. Not for nothing do they excel in rugby, the Leicester Tigers are one of the most titled teams in the English oval ball.
Like so many of us three years ago, the miracle of this medium-sized British team touched me almost to the point of emotion, all the more for the credit ascribable to Ranieri, a good person who had had much less in his career than he deserved.
In that mural I see a memory and a reminder that goes beyond time and remembers that the impossible does not exist, or almost because if it is already difficult to get to win something from "underdogs" (ie from outsiders) a national cup to elimination, triumphing at the end of almost forty championship days against giants boasting 10, 50 times your budget is a company destined to remain forever.
Today we go to class with them even if the teaching will not come from the field of play as much as from the memory of what our opponents did.
Many talk about our Scudetto: I still consider it totally impossible but then I think about Leicester and what they did, I remember Bocelli singing "Nessun Dorma" and then Ranieri raising the cup on the day of their triumph and then I wonder how much it is this meeting was wanted by our management. Because psychologically and emotionally it could have unpredictable implications and then you have never seen that the bar, once raised last year, can disappear completely and make us fly.
Why, let's keep it in mind, winning a Scudetto in Turin boosting the bank account, winning it in Bergamo means tearing it away from Thanatos, at the time that everything is extinguished, and making you live forever in the head of who you have made happy in those moments, com has happened and will succeed Ranieri and his family.
Meanwhile, let's enjoy their nice words to us and then let's enjoy the friendly. To our fans in the stands the advice to make friends with their counterparts and get some tips on the Champions League.
They arrived at the quarter-finals, for us it would be really a lot but a lot of stuff.
Calep
https://www.atalantini.online/
Red Leicester
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Alan Clarke would not have even got a header in? (think he was our record signing saviour at the time).
the Doog might have scored, Its a hard call?
the Doog might have scored, Its a hard call?
Graz
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From watching this game and the last I'm really glad with picking Ricardo for my FPL team.
Maddison and Tielemans always looking for him because anytime they get the ball he's flying down the right and Perez is getting central waiting for the ball in.
Think that could be a big part of our play this year, even more than last season
Maddison and Tielemans always looking for him because anytime they get the ball he's flying down the right and Perez is getting central waiting for the ball in.
Think that could be a big part of our play this year, even more than last season
Miles Away
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I’m going to really love Perez I think.
Graz
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Same, he looks a really smart buy at the minute. Great movement.
I think playing him on the right cutting in with Pereira going wide of him could make hima great signing.
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