Fans, pundits, bloggers, experts and journalists will have their say over the way any football club should be run. And the opinions obviously include which personnel any given manager ought to select. There are currently some Foxes who have found themselves on the receiving end of criticism from supporters of late. Not to mention finding themselves respectively out of the LCFC starting lineup. And, to that end, two Leicester City stars are actually now tipped to come back into Marti Cifuentes' XI by many observers. The King Power side's gaffer himself appears to be hinting that one particular Fox will be reinstated in no time. Which two players are we referring to? Should they bave been dropped and chastised to begin with? And would we advocate one or either to start?
Was the Blue Army fan base right to criticise Harry Winks and Wout Faes
Look, we don't want to see any footballers unnecessarily or nastily targeted. Not at all. But Foxes of Leicester's job is absolutely to name and shame, or name and praise, under or overperforming LCFC players. Simple.
Yeah, sometimes we go overboard regarding criticism. You probably read my negative thoughts on a recently departed centre half, for example. But we don't wish for any professionals to be abused for how they play.
Faes was targeted by fans for poor performances; in all honesty, some of the Belgium international's showings were borderline contemptible. Nevertheless, he is a versatile and unique defender on his day.
"Winks is a strong player and he did really well for the team."Cifuentes on Winks
Meanwhile Winks caused upset for failing to buy into the culture. He reportedly refused to move closer to the club, staying in London.
Two Leicester City stars are tipped to come back into Foxes XI by manager
Though the duo proved their separate worth from the substitute's bench on Sunday. And we could see them return to the XI for the Huddersfield Town or Preston North End match.
"As Wout is showing me, as I would say all the players, is that he’s a fantastic, talented footballer. He helped us a lot in the second half to bring the ball faster, higher up the pitch, not just the goal. He’s training so well."Cifuentes on Faes