Bournemouth 4-2 Leicester City: Twitter reacts

Twitter’s biting community have some words for Leicester City and Claude Puel after Saturday’s 4-2 loss. There are also the considered and pragmatist tweets to peruse:

Oh how the Blue Army longed for the return of the Premier League; unfortunately for Leicester City, Bournemouth did their homework. Ironically the Cherries’ fast break countered the new Claude Puel-possession strategy. Ultimately the Foxes lost 4-2 whilst producing their worst performance of the season.

Leicester City supporter Christopher enjoyed the beach, probably more than he did 88 minutes of the match.

Pre-game, Foxes of Leicester asked the question: should Caglar Soyuncu play versus Bournemouth? Sadly the memo did not reach Puel; he stuck with the completely out of his depth, Wes Morgan.

The comments on Twitter in response to another Morgan start were prophetically pessimistic. Yes, Ricardo Pereira proved he is as inept as Daniel Amartey at right-back, along with the exhausted Harry Maguire’s very off game – but Morgan is routinely bad. Time’s up.

Sadly, the eloquently put excitement @HarnerSportsFS anticipated evaporated, as fast as Leicester faltered early.

Will Puel turn to Danny Simpson and bring him back from club exile? There seems no better alternative in a defensive-four. Which is why I would play three-at-the-back as soon as possible: Maguire, Jonny Evans and Caglar Soyuncu.

Maddison is now Leicester City’s nucleus.

Leicester City could have scored a few yeah. Although, Bournemouth were good for a two-goal victory. Difficult as it is to admit.

Maguire quickly followed his initial tweet with this promise.

To have a stab at explaining: Leicester City were killed on the fast break, easily, due to a high line for a relatively slow partnership at centre-back.

Morgan was not unlucky to be sent off, a slight altered position from two defenders would mean his first two awkward tackles become stamp-like challenges. Either were dismissals if the Bournemouth players did not pull out of the tackles.

There is no way to disagree with the above tweet.

Foxes of Leicester site co-expert @tb7fox with the candid view.

The Foxes defence was terrible, Mr Brewin. However, the forwards were not as bad, with the exception of Demarai Gray.

Geoff Peters’ employers went one step further and asked their followers the slightly premature question: should Leicester City’s owners terminate Claude Puel’s contract?

Luckily, parody account Napueleon was on hand to explain further the process of gradual improvement to Mr Peters.

Agreed.

Pragmatic.

A humourous way to applaud the former Norwich man.

Precisely.

An echo of goal cheers.

Well, that rounds up the most interesting #lcfc/#boulei tweets following the game. Leicester face Huddersfield Town on Saturday.