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Everything is ready for the 5000/1 anniversary game tomorrow. Even with the current relegation for some affecting the event, it deserves to be celebrated properly.

Kasper Schmeichel, Jamie Vardy and Demarai Gray will be there, but as earlier said, not playing. Kasper out with injury, Gray and Vardy not obligated to play due to their contract situation at current clubs Birmingham and Cremonese.

Sadly, Shinji Okazaki, and Gokhan Inler could not attend because of their current club commitments. Surprisingly no appearance from Danny Simpson either. Nothing about Mark Schwarzer, who had a part in the winning squad.

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Everything is ready for the 5000/1 anniversary game tomorrow. Even with the current relegation for some affecting the event, it deserves to be celebrated properly.

Kasper Schmeichel, Jamie Vardy and Demarai Gray will be there, but as earlier said, not playing. Kasper out with injury, Gray and Vardy not obligated to play due to their contract situation at current clubs Birmingham and Cremonese.

Sadly, Shinji Okazaki and Gokhan Inler could not attend because of their current club commitments. Surprisingly no appearance from Danny Simpson either.

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In collaboration with Flashscore, we present an interview with Robert Huth. It’s a detailed discussion on various current topics; keep reading.

We like to start by asking about Leicester City. It’s been about ten years since you won the Premier League with them, and now they’ve been relegated to League One. Looking from the outside, how does that make you feel? What do you make of their decline, and what are your overall thoughts on the situation at the club?

Robert Huth: “The main feeling is disappointment, really. Ten years ago, Leicester was a club that other teams looked at in terms of recruitment, selling and buying players smartly. That seems to have been lost over the last two or three years.

“It’s disappointing to see them drop down to League One, but it just shows that missing a transfer window or two can really work against you in football.”

Continue reading “EXCLUSIVE: Robert Huth on Winning Premier League with Leicester & Germany’s World Cup Chances” →