Leicester moaning about fixture congestion

[aNorthernSoul]

Maresca worried about health of Leicester players

Leicester City boss Enzo Maresca is worried about his players' health as they face a second lengthy away trip in four days.

www.bbc.co.uk

Leicester manager having a moan about having to travel to Plymouth for a Friday night game.

In other threads I have been negative about our chances but with Maresca getting his excuses in early we might have a chance against “tired” legs.

 

[Tom Cobbley]

Tough mammaries

 

[Argylegames]

Being discussed under the Leicester build-up thread.

 

[Mark Smith]

Boo effing hoo. We can strike him off our potential managers list, then.

If he had any sense he would have arranged a training camp "down south" - expensive though that might be for the likes of Leicester.

 

[Milez]

Maresca worried about health of Leicester players

Leicester City boss Enzo Maresca is worried about his players' health as they face a second lengthy away trip in four days.

www.bbc.co.uk

Leicester manager having a moan about having to travel to Plymouth for a Friday night game.

In other threads I have been negative about our chances but with Maresca getting his excuses in early we might have a chance against “tired” legs.

Boo frickin hoo

 

[Ade the green]

I did wonder what their plans where after being in London for a Tuesday night game, assume an overnighter so travelling back to Leicester on the Wednesday to either travel again on the Thursday to Plymouth and have training/loosening up rather than travel on the Friday.
Whichever way, not the best preperation but all this because the camera’s love them.

 

[Rob Thomas]

Perhaps he should see Truro City on his way down to Plymouth and rethink his comments.

 

[Argyleloyal]

Tell he’s worked for Pep

 

[mutley marvel]

Try being a player,staff member,fan of Argyle
We are conditioned to long away trips
SKY tomorrow will be fawning over Leicester & the fact they have had 2 long away trips this week
That's football- get over it

 

[Argyleloyal]

In the article it says. The EFL spoke to both clubs before the adjustment so why didn’t the club bring it up then?

To me seems like he’s getting his excuses in early just in case they lose tomorrow

 

[WoodsyGreen]

Let's moan about the fact they pocketed years of Premier League and Champions league dosh and still broke the PSR rules. They deliberately over-spent on players they still have in their squad, so every point they've earned this season has effectively come as a result of cheating.

I hope we beat the b@st@rds, but unfortunately it's unlikely given the playing field we're competing on is about as level as Mount Everest.

 

[Steamer]

Leicester is not a long distance from Millwall. Straight up M1 ... 3 hours. That's basically a home derby for us.
So they got home at 3.00am ... how is that possible ... did they really leave Millwall at midnight ... shocking if so ... as they had a game 3 days later ... self inflicted

 

[Barrie Davis]

I've just had a look at GOS for the games in season 1967/68 (as a random example - there may be better examples). Between 2nd March and 11th May (the last day of the season) Argyle had to play 14 matches which represents one third of the season's total. There were games on 13th, 15th, 16th, 20th, 24th and 27th April including away trips to Birmingham, Blackburn and Carlisle. On 15th we played Birmingham at home and again at their place the following day. It was not unusual to play 3 games in four days between Good Friday and Easter Monday. And this was before a motorway existed south of Bristol. The players were on about a fiver a week. Playing squads were quite small and only 1 sub was allowed during play in those days. So suck it up Foxboy and move on.

 

[Lancastergreen]

They used to play Christmas day then boxing day against the same opponents didn't they, once upon a time

 

[GreenEden]

Did we moan when we had Sunderland and Middlesbrough on consecutive away games over a fortnight ? No we simply went and took the point off Boro