Pre Match Leicester v West Ham

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So that'll be Fuchs and Amartey as left and right backs then.
 
Amartey played for the under 23s in their last match, so I expect he'll be in the squad tomorrow. Radio Leicester aren't the most reliable when it comes to knowing what's going on...
It wouldn't surprise me to see Huth in the squad. Puel hinted that he might be given some game time before the end of the season. Maybe bring him on in the last minute when we're 5-0 up...
 
Rob Dorsett said it was too early for Amartey to play tomorrow, so Johnson or Knight at right back, Sam Hughes plays both CB and DM for U23s so I reckon he'll make the bench

Jakupovic

Johnson Dragovic Maguire Fuchs

Silva Choudhury Barnes

Diabate Vardy Gray​
 
LCFC CHAIRMAN ADDRESSES SUPPORTERS AHEAD OF PREMIER LEAGUE RUN-IN



Heading into the final week of the 2017/18 season, Leicester City Chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha has published his customary address to the Club’s supporters…

As the season moves into its final week, I wanted to take this opportunity to address our fans directly and say thank you for your amazing support throughout the 2017/18 season.

As I write this, we still have three important Premier League matches to play, games in which I want us to stand together, proudly – players, staff and supporters – and fight to cross the finishing line in the strongest way possible. At the heart of our Football Club is a spirit and determination to fight for everything – for points, for league positions and for each other. No matter what is at stake, Foxes never quit.

We, as a Club, owe it to you, our fans, to respond positively to the disappointment of last weekend’s result. The best way to achieve this is to come together, to support our team, support our manager and to create the kind of atmosphere that has made King Power Stadium our fortress. Our manager Claude, our coaching staff and the players have my full support, and I would ask you to also get behind them this afternoon, and let your voices be heard.

Our players can inspire our fans with their skill, with their creativity and with their tireless endeavour. Our fans can return the inspiration to our team with their passion, their energy and their positivity. Together, we can make the difference.

In the eight seasons since we took ownership of Leicester City, we have created some incredible memories on our journey from the Championship, to the top flight, to the Premier League title and into the UEFA Champions League – memories we will all treasure for the rest of our lives. Evolution is crucial to keeping our Club moving forward, to remaining an established, successful, competitive force in the Premier League, to continuing to create such memories for generations to come. In forging a legacy for our achievements, we must embrace evolution, while retaining the unique spirit of togetherness that defines this Club.

Much of our success has been built on the closeness and the familiarity that spirit has created between supporters, players and staff. Retaining it must be our biggest priority as we continue to grow and evolve – particularly in the development of our proposed new training ground at Seagrave and the potential expansion of King Power Stadium. Both are exciting strides forward for Leicester City in the coming years, but we must never allow the family essence of our Club to be lost. Our ambition is to continue to grow and develop, to continue to reach for success, together.

We aim to make projects such as our training ground and stadium developments sources of pride for the Leicester community, whose support continues to underpin everything we aspire for. It is impossible to repay the people of this city for the support they have given us in the last eight years, but striving to give back, to improve lives and to support worthy causes in the region through the LCFC Foxes Foundation remains an integral part of our vision.

The final straight of the season is upon us. Thank you once again for your magnificent support. I know you will make it felt in these final three games.

Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha
Chairman
 
Well there's not much in all that twaddle about Pooel, so tbere's still hope

Here's to a nice 5-0 away win to seal the deal
 
Amazing how the best player in the squad, that loads of people thinks doesn't give a shit, is never missing through a spurious injury isn't it?
 
Amazing how the best player in the squad, that loads of people thinks doesn't give a shit, is never missing through a spurious injury isn't it?

You will remember though that he was missing for a game or two with a brain-fart. I'll leave it to you to decide whether that was either spurious, an injury, or both.
 
Oh tits to it, i just don't want to watch them with this twat in charge, so I'm not going

So there
 
What to do, what to do.

I really don't want to go but it's the last Saturday of the season and it's lovely out there and it will be months before it comes round again. The last Saturday afternoon that I get to watch Mahrez in a City shirt . . .

Fecking Puel and his awful, awful, mis-management. Stupid owner pussy-footing about when the right thing to do is so obvious.
 
What to do, what to do.

I really don't want to go but it's the last Saturday of the season and it's lovely out there and it will be months before it comes round again. The last Saturday afternoon that I get to watch Mahrez in a City shirt . . .

Fecking Puel and his awful, awful, mis-management. Stupid owner pussy-footing about when the right thing to do is so obvious.

You know what to do

Garden
Beer
Barbie
Feck him
 
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