Leicester 2, Bristol City 0, Positives and Negatives, Player Ratings and Match Report, Championship Fixture

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Gary Rowett made three changes to his line-up. He surprisingly gave starts to Hamza Choudhury and Jordan Ayew. They replaced Ricardo Pereira and Patson Daka. Jordan James also back in the team, leaving Harry Winks on the bench. No problem to see the inclusion of Jordan James, but still a major gamble from Gary Rowett.

This game was a must win, but from start it was Bristol City who took early advantage. Leicester defender Ben Nelson and Caleb Okoli are getting to know each other, and in some way they manage to have some sort of control.

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From Leicester Relegation Fight to Promotion Push Explained in Three Players

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Leicester were relegated last season. Surprisingly, they sacked Steve Cooper early in the season. They had never been in the bottom three during his short time at the club. We had little or no understanding of that decision. We were against the sacking of Cooper. Yet, we had little or no understanding of his recruitment. He added players who were either too old or lacked the quality. No long term thoughts in recruitment, besides the addtion of Bilal El Khannouss, who was a splended addition.

The relegation made it clear that ceveral players had expressed a desire to leave. But that is a desire and in real something a player under contract can’t decide. He needs and should behave professionally.

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Unlocking Potential: Monga, Mavididi, and Fatawu’s Role Up Front

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I am 100% convinced that Jeremy Monga will become a regular England international in the years to come. He will soon seek opportunities elsewhere and not accept to be overlooked at Leicester.

The fact that he is only 16 years of age, should not stop him. He has shown his quality. Instead of having Abdul Fatawu being static close to the sideline, we believe rotation up front is the key.

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