Maybe they'll get lucky like Sunderland, who have got out of trouble thanks to dodgy penalties, massively deflected lucky goals and endless amounts of 0-0 draws.
Glad to hear Pearson getting this in early on. They'll be lots of talk now about pushing on - but that doesn't necessarily mean spending silly money. Building a squad is the answer, which is exactly how he's operated since he first came to the club. Too many clubs have attempt to buy success (QPR, Portsmouth, Leeds etc) and ended up in trouble. As he states, we COULD spend big money - we do have it - but it doesn't guarantee success and sometimes brings disaster. The sensible approach is the right approach.
@BBCSport: Stoke have signed Philipp Wollscheid on a permanent deal from Bayer Leverkusen http://t.co/vwMTdp0DJA #scfc http://t.co/co4cvZwbGu This should mean Huth is off
Sigh - this is the time that Leicester would just be about to kick off - but in other news, The Great Escape is on Channel 5!
Relegation will be harder this year then any other year IMO. There really isnt long between the end of this season and the start of next so the turnaround in squad and cutting the cloth accordingly will prove really difficult. I think Burnley will adjust the easiest as they have kept the finances and squad sensible and have knew about relegation for weeks QPR and possibly Newcastle will have a very very difficult job in building a team while Hull will have it tough replacing the players they will lose
You should be called Mystic Fox , i'd say that Hull will lose less than QPR, both could lose quality at either end of the pitch for me. Phillips and Austin for QPR and Chester and Dawson for Hull.
Its different for Hull to QPR though. Hull needs to keep hold of players and just freshen up on a few positions while QPR need to get rid of nearly everyone but will find it hard finding buyers
WHAT A SEASON, THANK YOU LEICESTER. 40+ points again next season but minus the relegation battle... we can´t be ****ed with a `2nd season syndrome`. Top 10 would be spotty dog. " UP THE FOXES THAT NEVER QUIT "
Dont know about you guys, but the Dramas game seemed ages ago, and another 10 weeks to go before more decent footie. Will have to put up with the FA Cup Final and a couple of JV England appearances. Bit like eating haggis instead of steak, and I dont like haggis.
This has been the first football season in ages after which I feel pretty down that's it finished. Last season we had the World Cup and previous years I've just wanted to forget football for a few months! This one has left me hungry for more - Getting used to only 38 games again hasn't help either!
Must have felt that the squad needed improving more than he was being given to spend. I bet Defoe's signing has really slashed the summer budget.
Couple of brilliant videos on Foxestalk under the heading Sawatdi khrap for Thai TV. NP saying top ten is the goal for next season, and Jamie Vardy says he will be here next season. Interviewer and NP and JVs Thai are brilliant
@JasonBourne1986: A reminder that tomorrow we are joined by @RobTannerMerc, @SamuelTStevens & @ianbakersport on the Football Forum to dissect #LCFC's season. Are BBC radio Leicester still trying to dig **** on Nigel? Inviting the journalist he called an ostrich cant be a coincidence. They would never have asked him before
I haven't got time for Radio Leicester anymore. Stringer and Bourne have made their coverage unlistenable, like the football journalist equivalent of Heat magazine. Thank God another season in the Prem means I can see all the matches I can't get to online.
Same. I havent listened to the radio all season as i have no reason to Bourne and Stringer are a pairs of tossers
