We asked for your thoughts after Saturday’s Premier League game between Leicester and Aston Villa.
Here are some of your comments:
Leicester fans
Chris: I don’t understand why Cooper sets us up so negatively. I never expected Bilal El Khannouss to start, but we looked so much better with Stephy Mavididi and Facundo Buonanotte on the pitch that you have to wonder why they didn’t start. It’s starting to feel a bit like when we’re good it’s in spite of Cooper, not because of him.
Rob: Questionable starting line up with all the creativity on the bench. We were always going to go 2-0 behind before changes that should have happened earlier. The referee was woeful and really didn’t help the game to flow and continually got in the way! Some optimism from a couple of new faces. Onwards and upwards – we can’t have a poor ref every week.
Reuben: Pity we couldn’t complete the comeback, but I think that’s a good result considering how good Villa have been over the last few seasons.
Filbert: Can’t afford to be scored against first. Way too much to ask this season for a comeback. Not showing enough to survive. The obvious points deduction is hovering over our heads. Not expecting much but going down again. Need three teams to be worse than we are, with no point deduction. Keep the faith.
Villa fans
Dean: Brilliant result. When Arsenal beat us last week in a game I’d say we were slightly the better team, everyone praised Arsenal’s resilience. We won here despite not being at our best. With key players coming back and Ollie Watkins‘ return to goalscoring imminent, it’s a great sign for Villa fans.
Josh: Hard-fought win in the end and we were lucky Jamie Vardy’s antics didn’t cost us. Watkins needs a reality check and I’d give the loose canon Jhon Duran a start. Already a worry we didn’t buy another striker.
Grizzly: The standards Unai Emery sets, his ideology. method and mentality have turned Villa into a formidable machine but he will have an important descion to make regarding Watkins given his lack of composure and edge in front of goal. He’s now missed three killer chances in the past two games whereas Duran has a view to a kill and will demand a start.
Adam: Villa got the job done today. Away against a promoted side is rarely easy but we did what we had to to take the points home. Just hope Leon Bailey and Amadou Onana‘s injuries aren’t bad.