Joe Brewin

Aug 13, 2024 | msn.com | Joe Brewin

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Aug 13, 2024 | fourfourtwo.com | Joe Brewin

The Leicester squad for 2024/25 is targeting survival first and foremost, as they make their return to the Premier League. Suffice to say, 2016 feels long ago. The tender warbles of Andrea Bocelli are but whispers in the wind these days – or perhaps more aptly, a more worrisome stormy breeze in Leicester.  Eight years, an FA Cup, three European seasons, one Stadio Olimpico semi-final and a pitiful (but crucially, rectified) relegation later, the plan is very simple for this Foxes side: survive.

Apr 2, 2024 | thefosseway.net | Joe Brewin

Before we begin, read the need-to-know about our 2022-23 financial results from the usual excellent sources: write-ups from Jordan Blackwell and John Percy, plus an excellent When You’re Smiling Pod that features our very own Iain Wright and financial expert Kieran Maguire. In May, this fool wrote a piece that pondered just how screwed Leicester City would be if we got relegated from the Premier League last season.

Oct 4, 2023 | thefosseway.net | Joe Brewin

Following Leicester City this season is a bit like going on a family holiday as a teenager. You don’t really want to be there, you’re stuck spending your time with people who might not be your ideal choices, but equally: you’re not paying and who knows… maybe it’ll be fun? And maybe, just maybe, you’ll fall in love with an Italian.

Sep 15, 2023 | thefosseway.net | Joe Brewin

Russell Martin’s managerial profile page on Wikipedia initially makes you wonder why he’s not delivering StatsBomb seminars while wearing rollnecks and sitting on buckets. At MK Dons, his “side scored after a 56-pass move, a new British record at the time.” Then, “at the culmination of the 2020–21 season, only Manchester City and Barcelona had a higher average possession percentage in Europe.