He told Sky Sports: “I would like to watch the match, but I think I am on a flight back from Italy, so it’s hard for me to watch the match”.
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The Leicester youth graduate and Ghana worldwide would eventually return to his boyhood club, who can seal an incredible Premier League title at Old Trafford on Sunday.
“So I don’t think that you can say that we have not played at a certain level”.
Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri has done the unthinkable by bringing his side to within one victory of winning the Premier League title.
“I believe that they shall be at the end the champions”. Italian Ranieri also has a separate clause in his contract that guarantees him 100 000 pounds for every place that his team finish above 18th, which will see him earn 1,7 million pounds if the Foxes come first.
He also consistently appears on numerous talk shows all across the country.
Van Gaal said: “The players that we are now playing, they are not used to being the champions”. “Next season this will never happen”. No, I don’t think so.
Rick Woolmer, a Leicester fan since 1963, of Corby, said: “We could have won it, maybe we should have won it, and we’re almost there”.
The first opportunity to secure a maiden top-flight title comes when Ranieri’s side travel to Old Trafford, home of the Premier League’s most-successful club.
The ESPN FC crew make their picks for Leicester City’s potential title-clincher at Manchester United.
United manager Louis van Gaal brushed off speculation that he is about to lose his job. They shall be the champions a week later so we don’t spoil the party, only postpone it a bit. He said “Gary, I don’t want to see you do MOTD in your pants”.
At the pre-match press conference Ranieri said: “Now is the real chance to win the title. Three matches ago, I said in my mind Tottenham will win all the matches and we are very, very concentrated on this”.
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But Van Gaal argued United should have had a penalty after Huth pulled Fellaini’s hair and called the Belgian’s response a natural reaction.
