coalman

Russell your football is shit isn't really an insight.

I think it's important to ignore the vocal minority of forum naysayers and recognise what he's building. A culture that encompasses every part of that football club based on being brave enough to embrace dominant front footed football. Nobody fancied Leicester to go up and there they are solidly mid table.

Leicester continue their resurgence under Martin. He says there's a real connection forming between the team and the fans. The corner has been turned with a real statement 3-0 win against Wigan.

Every day that passes, Russball and its principles become more a part of Leicester's culture and identity. The sign of truly great leaders is that their culture lives on long after they've left. We're probably only weeks away from senior players starting to give interviews explaining that it's working but that the fans don't understand football to the extent where they're able to appreciate this. Going down to L1 was always going to be a struggle which is why they needed a manager to handle the reset and get them ready for next season.

What I don't understand is that I haven't seen any comments here about how he's just like Grobbelar since Bolton signed their new keeper.

After turning it round with two wins in a row, Russ has turned it around again.

The best place to defend from is the centre circle. Every defender knows that

Poaching Martin from L1 for winning two games on the bounce seems like a very Wilcox and Man Utd thing to do. I believe I would very much enjoy that journey as a non Utd supporter. At least until they inevitably go bankrupt.

Would we? I don't see Martin getting caught spying on the opposition. There's no need to spy when you play the exact same way every week. He's gotten Southampton promoted from the Championship before. Chances are we'd be on another record breaking run in the Premier League right now as he laid the foundations for next season.

Yes, but then we gave up on him in the Premier League after another bad streak. Imagine where we'd be now if we'd followed the process.

It's great to see he was right all along. Leicester about to reap the benefits of sticking by their man in the way both Rangers and Southampton failed to.

The Baz clean sheet was destiny

They'll have Armstrong back soon

Adam Armstrong showing the kind of willingness to put himself about that led to Wolves buying him.

In seasons gone by we either draw or lose the last two games. Despite giving up a lot of the ball in both we didn't really look like conceding in either. Instead of falling off the pace, we're right in it and the team knows it can defend a lead even when down to 10 men. It's like the Leicester result last year - you can't buy the kind of belief that gives a team.