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Them Foxes 5 points clear at the top. After 29 games last season 3 points behind us, rock bottom. Taking their moment in the sun and relishing it, good on them.
It's the big-guns who are stuttering and at present Leicester just keep rolling along, it's theirs to lose...
How refreshing it is to them play with no fear. Great win this evening, excellent goal from Mahrez and Vardy worked his socks off. Really hoping they can pull it off.
I feel a bit bad that I'm not totally behind Leicester like the rest of the non-elite football world seem to be. I'm pleased to see them break the mould and all that, but I just feel a bit like they've jumped the queue slightly. I've been rooting for Arsenal to win it for a few seasons now because they play good football .This season the Spurs side under Pochettino are exciting and Bilic's West Ham are very impressive too. I would prefer any of these over Leicester, who play long-ball, counter-attack football. It's effective against the so-called 'top' teams but they will find it hard to break down teams that set out to defend against them. I'm delighted for Leicester to get a Champions League place, but top spot? Nah.
When you listen to the overwhelming sense of entitlement of the Arsenal fans, Piers Morgan in particular, I'm delighted that an ordinary 'minnow' like Leicester, who were one of the pre-season relegation favourites, have stuck it up all the big teams playing a high-energy game which is much more entertaining than the overplayed 'perfection' Arsenal seem to be trying for and failing so spectacularly with. The goal Mahrez scored today was top-drawer in any league...
I don't really care what Arsenal fans, or any of the other top clubs' fans, think. My point is more about whether I am happy about Leicester's style of play winning the league. I don't find them entertaining, I'm afraid.
In purist terms I agree, Arsenal have played lovely football for ages and Wenger (though increasingly unhinged and paranoiac) has stuck to his principles admirably. Their first goal today was the epitome of what they are - accurate, intricate, fast and full of skill. Plus I have some good mates who are Gooners and they have been great in getting me tickets to the Emirates and refusing to be paid except in beer and in resisting the urge to mock QPR. Spurs are going to be a very good team for a long time, their chance will come. Haven't seen that much of West Ham. But the sheer unlikelihood of Leicester winning it, the romance of it, and the fact that this is very likely to be their one and only chance forces me to root for them. Their style is direct but a bit more than lump it and hope, they have a fantastic spirit and Ranieri is charming and rather clever. My Leicester mate is a twisted alcoholic who needs psychiatric help but his constant state of elation this year has been a pleasure to behold, I shall enjoy watching him explode if they actually do it.
I suppose there's an element of jealousy on my part, but how would this Leicester side compare to our 1976 side?
A rational, neutral comparison would surely say that our '76 team was infinitely superior to this Leicester side. Hence my jealousy. We deserved it because of the quality of our football. Leicester 2016 are no QPR 1976.
..long ball team??? We have a lot more to our style of play than that. Yes we can be direct when we need to be, but we play some superb one touch football through midfield hence why Kante has a shout of winning player of the season and Drinkwater is looking for an England call up.
I found this online: A lifelong Leicester fan stood to win £100,000 from his start-of-the-season long-shot punt on them to win the title. But now the 59-year-old has cashed out and walked away with a cool £29,000. Yes he might miss out on £71,000 if Leicester actually do it, but we'd be laughing all the way to the bookies to pick that wedge of cash up. "Teams have worked out how to play against us and the smaller teams will just start parking the bus," he said. "I'd actually have preferred our run-in to be against the bigger teams as we know how to beat them. "It's been a crazy season, I'd be silly not to take my money and run." He added: "I've also backed Leicester to finish in the top four at 400/1, so I can enjoy the rest of season knowing I've got my winnings early."
