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Good old Russell Martin! 10:17 - Aug 16 with 2099 viewsKonk

"Russell Martin’s desire to play out from the back provided the fragile foundation of a dispiriting performance for a team tipped to storm back up. Ollie Cooper charging down the ponderous Alex McCarthy before seeing the ball bounce back off the crossbar welcomed Leicester to League One within six minutes. McCarthy or the confused centre-back pairing of Caleb Okoli and Harry Souttar repeatedly gave the ball away in and around the penalty area as the team created their own problems. Things went so badly that a compilation of the slapstick defensive output quickly gained traction on social media."

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Good old Russell Martin! on 11:12 - Aug 16 with 1790 viewsozexile

I watched the first half of this and Notts county had absolutely zero threat. The only danger came from Leicester messing around with it. Oh well he has his principles. Carry on Russell
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Good old Russell Martin! on 11:13 - Aug 16 with 1781 viewsMrSheen

I did it myyyyyyy waaaayyy!
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Good old Russell Martin! on 11:24 - Aug 16 with 1693 viewsDWQPR

Watched the last 25 minutes of the Fakes v Luton match yesterday and if these are two teams expected to challenge towards the top of League One then teams like Leicester haven’t got a lot to be worried about. The football was comical at best. On one occasion the two Reading centre halves both went for the ball without a Luton player in sight and one belts the ball against the head of the other defender standing only two feet away and even better the two Luton centre backs went for the same ball with no Reading player in sight and ended up heading each other and not the ball. Result being one of them being taken off with his head swathed in bandages.

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