Ed Chamberlin
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438 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2015
last heard May 2016
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It was, especially the way we'd...
spoken about Ranieri or he had been spoken about before he got the job so you need to make a great start and of course they got the win but I think this game they were 2-3 in the low after 20-25 minutes 3 in the lap after 25 I mean that's exactly what Ranieri needed because
The pressure and the criticism he was getting, it wasn't just from outside, I think even Leicester fans were looking at him thinking, couldn't understand the appointment, obviously the previous manager had lost his job, and it wasn't something they expected, so you're already thinking, maybe five or six games in, if it doesn't go well, the crowd maybe get on his back, would they look to change?
That's how the appointment was received by most people, so to get off to that great start was huge for him.
I think this is a huge result for both clubs, really.
I don't think he ever recovered from this, Aston Villa, but I was at this game, and I wasn't in the studio, I was actually in the stadium watching it, in the gantry, and the atmosphere was unbelievable.
I mean, there's stadiums that you associate with fantastic atmospheres.
Leicester probably wasn't one of them until it went there that day, and the things I think the owners have done, the clappers together, and it's almost like a derby game, and to be 2-0 down to Aston Villa, I mean, oh, poor Aston Villa.
way and have been this season and to turn it around I think that was the story of their season early on in that season it wasn't keeping clean sheets as we're talking now it was conceding goals and coming back from behind 2-0 they win 3-2 but of course that's a massive victory for them and you can imagine that the lift something like that gives them and the belief whenever they then go behind again that they can come back
Well, I think a lot of this season, I think Ranieri's getting the credit he deserves now, but I think you've got to look at that Arsenal game and the defeat.
And he changed some things tactically.
I think he changed the full-backs.
They were a lot more offensive at the start of the season, hence why they were conceding goals.
And then I think that's where a lot more of that solidity comes from.
in terms of a bit more defensive, you had Simpson there at right back, Fuchs at left back, and now we're talking about this back four that doesn't move, never moves out of position, and that's something he changed.
You know, of course, there was a lot of players there from the previous regime, but that was a big moment for him, in changing that.
He couldn't keep clean sheets, talking about the pizza, taking them out when they got a clean sheet, but he was a major part of that before, because it was just end-to-end goals.
It's like you associate two different teams in terms of winning this thing.
It was a different team at the start of the season to what we're seeing now.
It's evolved into this sort of mean machine of keeping clean sheets, nicking things 1-0.
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