Boo indeed.
Still, Leicester. Pfft.
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The arse goal should have not happened. Incorrectly awarded corner. But we only referee certain things, and are not interested in clear and obvious errors.
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Wolves in the bottom three. Good. Newcastle rolling. Bad.
I suspect the Geordies may catch us Saturday so we have to do the business Sunday against Soton. Even though we don’t want them to be as bad as Direby we need to be ruthless.
All to play for.
Chicago: Feeling the Nerves.
Edit: Just seen the Ange interview. He looks ready to be fired. Couldn't even maintain eye contact. Didn't even address the dodgy Arse corner. I think he thinks that he is a dead man walking. The Evergone game could be his nadir methinks...
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See Nottingham’s Ruud van Nistelrooy is still doing the business for Leicester. The BBC quotes him as saying six without a win isn’t good enough. But that’s unfair - it’s six straight defeats, they are seven without a win.
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I'm sure Foxestalk has it down as Coopers fault still
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Those guys are the real heroes in all this.
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Well yes, kind of. Newcastle are in excellent form (& I think they might well finish ahead of us)… but not quite as amazing as the press are making out.
In the 9 games since the start of December, Newcastle have W6, D2, L1; Forest have W7, D1, L1. Even if you concentrate on Newcastle’s 6 consecutive league wins, they still only make up 2 points on us (because of our draw on Tuesday, which is hardly a disgrace).
This is why the table doesn’t change very much or very fast once you get beyond about 10-15 games. None the less, our trip to St James’ Park on 22 February is arguably the most challenging of our remaining games
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My betting spree continued for the Newcastle game and Isak won me £22, which covers the foolish Forest bets.
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Needs to score in the next four to take Vardy's record - those games are Bournemouth home, Southampton away, Fulham home and Man City away.
