Steven
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According to CL, midfield is the area with the most problems. From the OS.
OS said:Boss Remains Relaxed
Craig Levein says he won't be hitting the panic button despite his side's indifferent start to the campaign.
The Foxes have 12 points to their name following the opening 12 games of the season - and currently lie in 19th position in the Championship table.
But the City boss says he has seen it all before and remains confident in the fact that regardless of recent setbacks his side are very much moving in the right direction.
He said: "I am fairly relaxed during this period when things aren't going as well as they should be for us.
"I need to be relaxed to make good decisions and I can assure everybody that we are doing our utmost on the training ground to try and turn things round. I have been here before and I understand how it works. If we can get a little bit of confidence from a couple of wins then things can change very quickly.
"But I am also frustrated. We have played very well in a lot of matches and I see improvement in a lot of things, but the most important thing is picking up points. We haven't managed to pick up as many of those as we would have liked. We are very much aware of that."
And Levein pinpointed his midfield as the area he is most concerned with at this given time.
He added: "We haven't quite fired on all cylinders as yet this season in that area. There might be a number of different reasons for that, but the first thing is to get everybody fit and available to play.
"I hope then to put of a midfield which I think will have the players to score and to prevent other teams from scoring. That for me is the area that we haven't quite got right just yet."
City have no fixture this weekend due to the international break, but will be back in action on Saturday, October 15 when they take on Watford at Vicarage Road.
The Foxes then face two home games in quick succession against Burnley and Coventry.