JUST IN: Steve Cooper’s ‘ruthless’ admission in Leicester City’s rejection
Steve Cooper’s ‘ruthless’ admission in Leicester City’s rejection
Given that both Leicester City and Ipswich are in the Premier League’s bottom six, Steve Cooper is reluctant to give the trip any more importance.
Ipswich, who have lost three straight games, enter the match at Portman Road with four points from nine games.
Leicester has improved to nine points after defeating Bournemouth and Southampton. The Foxes are aware that a third victory in four games will put them eight points ahead of Ipswich.
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“I think they are all significant because whoever you play, you get that win and it can make such a difference, as we’ve seen with the two wins we’ve got already,” Leicester manager Cooper said, downplaying the significance of the match.
“I won’t run away from the goals we’ve given up,” he declared. We must be mindful of our surroundings and concentrate.
We live in a cruel world where punishment is inevitable.
In order to score more goals than we give up, we must tip the scales in our favor.
It’s facing it head-on, first and foremost. We can always discuss areas where we can improve, and right now that is providing opponents with good scoring opportunities.
“A crucial component of what we’re discussing right now is concentration.
“Let’s stop it. Let’s make sure the opposition has to put in a lot of effort if they score more points than we do.
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