Why should we discount the Leicester? – Aftonbladet

Think of the troops and the tradition of the assets or the weight as it is understood if Arsenal and Manchester City.

But if we look at football:

Why should we discount the Leicester then?

When Jamie Vardy waiting a long range pass, allows the foot to swing perfectly and dykdundrar into a dream destination that consolidates serial line is nothing is impossible anymore.

In the absence of better explanations they have even started to talk about dead kings there in the east Midlands.

Three years ago unearthed a dozen 1400′s of cells produced during a car park in Leicester. A squadron historians had to smash pulse when they found that one of the skeletons belonged to Richard III, the last English king killed in battle.

When the remains of the king was buried in the cathedral last year and a half kilometers from the King Power Stadium, had Leicester City won only two of their last 24 Premier League matches.

After the funeral, they have only lost three of thirty-four.

Skeletal effect? ​​

Well, here we have a budget law practiced by a consistent Claudio Ranieri who leads the series, which retain their stars January 1 window, chopping of Milan- and Chelsea stars and is led by Jamie Vardy newly Player pubfotboll and Riyad Mahrez, who recently played the French division seven football with seven thousand crowns of monthly salary.

Here we have a Leicester who has taken a course toward the modern footballs greatest series blaring all categories.

So, yes, it’s not so damned strange that people are looking for both witchcraft and sorcery.

Springer Korea 2002

Jürgen Klopp came to the Midlands with a cupmanglat law and a basic concept that fits extremely ill with precisely Leicester. You can not push down a team that is not interested in the ball, unable to counter the league’s best please think.

At Anfield stole Klopp Ranieri’s tactics blocks, and won. He tried to do it, but when two low gambling, exploding depth impact exchanged runs with each other was the loveliest both sharpest and most skilful.

If we turn increasingly unlikely and royal like it’s pretty easy to Leicester’s model for success – at part of the league’s best claims retrospect, mid-season had Manchester City skiing in gruesome 22 times more muscle – is about something as difficult and as easy as nine lost letters in British football:

identity.

Jürgen Klopp is a master of it, but need time and the right kind of players. Pep Guardiola (like an ecstatic Liam Gallagher has already dubbed “Sergeant Pep”) knows all about it, Arsène Wenger, too, but is at the beginning of this particular lagbygget. And Manchester United … yes, they have become better at recruiting sponsors than the players.

In the midst of the ruins stands Ranieri and benefit from knowing exactly what must be done, a team where there is never a millisecond doubt of what is required of them when they are required.

They run like South Korea in 2002, hedgehog defends the Inter 60s. They do not drop balls that Jordan Henderson, they do not take the wrong decisions as Moreno, their lump thuds to the central defenders clear when it will be cleared and … clear when it perhaps should be played as well, and Vardy doing now targets even from a distance.

A worn, damaged, stressed and ultimately sterile Liverpool lost to players who never stopped chasing.

Jamie Vardy pressed into a to, just in case. Now Leicester City five points down to Arsenal dropped points against Southampton again, five to forgotten Tottenham (who looks so unlikely games safely out, Dele Alli and Harry Kane made the 3-0 at Norwich), ten to Manchester United, who juniorjublade to 3-0 against Stoke.

Now wait two minefields

There is not a day without any wonder when Leicester to fold down. Follow-up question:

Do you think they look like a team that folds down?

It is clear that they have vastly less individual qualities than both Arsenal and City, and they are on another resource planet than all the big elephants. But when I look, I see a team that keeps its shape week in and week out, defending with everything they have and attacks with terrible speed.

The next two rounds go Leicester by the rocking minefields at the Emirates and Eastlands Arsenal and Manchester City away from home.

They do not look for what they have, they do not need to think about who they are.

The only question is where in the world they are on path.