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Insult and injury: A day to forget in the history of Leicester City
Curacao, a Dutch Caribbean island just off the northern coast of South America, has a population of roughly 150,000, which is similar to Ipswich. It doesn’t look much like Ipswich, but it has joined the Suffolk town in the story of Leicester City’s 2024/25 season.
Fixing the Foxes: Get the best from this squad and make us an actual Cooper side
Our big question asked our writers how to fix the Foxes, after two articles more centred on the behind the scenes, off the pitch affairs, Iain Wright is focusing on the matchday team, our tactics and how to get the best from this squad.
Fixing the Foxes: Leicester City need to stop the drift and turn the tide
Enhanced expectations and dismal decisions have collided to make many Leicester City fans feel detached from our club. This is a reality we need to recognise and an important point in the club’s history to start getting things right again.
Fixing the Foxes: Improving the relationship between Leicester City and its supporters
Posing the biggest of big questions to our writers this international break, we asked what needs fixing and how to do it. First up, an off-pitch focus on why and how to improve and repair the fan relationships with the club.
A blue and white Leicester City blueprint in a black and white defeat
To sit through one Leicester City Under 21s defeat in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy may be regarded as misfortune. To sit through two in the space of a week sounds like carelessness.
A new start in the New Year: Leicester City fans’ chance to build a more effective Foxes Trust
Monday 13th January. We now know the date that Foxes Trust members will have their say on who represents them at board level of the Trust.
The Early AGM that has been called will be the pivotal moment in a journey which started in March 2024 when a group of writers from The Fosse Way decided to join the Trust in the hope of making it more effective.
Ten games in, what have we learnt: Stuck in the middle with Coops
With ten games gone, can you predict where Leicester City will finish based on these games? At this point, saying that Leicester fans are divided on that, and everything else, is like saying the sky is blue. Iain Wright assesses the state of affairs and Steve Cooper’s efforts after the ten game milestone.
Leicester need leaders - Conor Coady could be the answer to our 45-minute problem
With Leicester City in need of leadership to maintain high standards throughout the 90 minutes, is it finally time to turn to the non-playing captain of the second XI?
In his first article for TFW, Simon Birch presents the case for Conor Coady.
It’s that time again: Time to enter the Patson paradox
The last time we focused on Patson Daka it was because of a pivotal miss in a huge game. It didn’t go on to cost us, but he continues to divide fans. Now he’s back from injury and with Leicester’s striker situation, are we re-entering the Patson paradox?
Untypical Leicester defying expectations to show one way forward
I wasn’t able to follow Leicester’s game away at Southampton last weekend, so it was with some trepidation that I turned my phone back on at half past five on Saturday afternoon and saw there were 71 WhatsApp messages waiting.
Hazzetta dello Sport 2024 - Issue 8: Southampton v Leicester City
We appreciate serious, top journalism at the Hazzetta. We’ve really felt this in a week where several tabloids went with inane and manic ramblings on the recent England managerial appointment.
Alves in limbo and Fatawu benched: When will the next generation get their chance?
The headlines and the dissection would have been a lot different this international break had Leicester not beaten Bournemouth. But one fact has lingered and keeps bothering me. I sense I’m not alone either. Our 288-game streak with at least one Academy product in the matchday squad finally ended against Bournemouth.
On the drive in: A bump in the road of a life following Leicester City
You’ve been making this journey for 35 years. Why does this one feel different to all the others?
Hazzetta dello Sport 2024 - Issue 7: Leicester City v Bournemouth
Last Saturday, my friend and I went to Emirates Stadium to watch City. We were a minute late to the game as we had spent a lovely lunchtime drinking in the pubs of the very hip Stoke Newington.
Let’s get going: Can Steve Cooper’s Leicester City start on the front foot?
We seem to be always chasing the game. We are reactive. It’s the opposition which ask the early questions. First halves seem to be some sort of preparation for the second half.
Hazzetta dello Sport 2024 - Issue 5: Leicester City v Everton
When the words ‘gladiatorial battle’ are said to you, your mind casts to those scenes from the film Gladiator. The Colosseum packed to the rafters with a crowd baying for blood.
Four up for the Foxes: Get to know the Leicester City squad ahead of the big WSL kick-off
Leicester City Women are preparing for their fourth consecutive season in the Women’s Super League. It all starts this Sunday with a visit to face Liverpool before welcoming Arsenal to the King Power before the month is out.
Hazzetta dello Sport 2024 - Issue 4: Crystal Palace v Leicester City
The untouched blue skies. The light splashing of the sea against the sands of the beach. The sun beating down. The partaking of Bob Mortimer’s novel or the completion of a puzzle or two.
International break was appearing to be quiet in the Istrian district of Croatia for myself.