This is getting silly.... another fantastic result against a good Leicester side on we roll and now it's a real test, three away games starting with a tough game at Doncaster on Tuesday. But we should fear nobody as long as the defence continues like the fortress it is. Bigbum Leigertwood scored a fantastic goal to open the score wand had a great game as did Hunty up front a real belter of a game, only gripe was Robinson-Canoe who was poor and should make way for Kebe as soon as he's fit, hopefully Tuesday. I'll be there to cheer the boys on, and fingers crossed we get a result, keep pinching yourself.... UURRRZZ
nicknewbury

Decent three points? That was the most complete performance of the season so far and pulled off against a very talented Leicester side who should be seriously higher than their position. Yes they had loads of possession, yes they pretty much dominated territory, but there is no doubt the McDermott would have allowed that and set ourselves up to counteract that. Leciester played very well in the first half hour of the second half but apart from the Lloyd Dyer close shave they couldn't find a way past us and the second goal knocked the stuffing out of them. Today's performance was the first time I've come away thinking we actually look the real deal in the top three, instead of the great pretenders.
handbags_harris

I thought we got better as the game went on. Leicester had a great spell in the first 20 mins of the 2nd half but their heads soon started to drop & the 2nd goal then killed them. Danns looked quality though. They certainly didn't play badly - we are just utterly ruthless at the moment. Karacan was absolutely brilliant today I thought. Am I right in thinking 2 assists from Hunt & 1 goal from Roberts. That partnership is looking pretty damn awesome right now although nice for Church to come on and get one. Just think what we could do when Kebe comes back! Onto to 3 tough away games now - get 6 points or more from those & we'll be set up lovely for the run in.
MmmMonsterMunch

Reading made it eight successive league wins to go level with West Ham and boost their automatic promotion hopes. Mikele Leigertwood sent the Royals on their way with a stunning opener. Leicester improved after half-time but they wasted a series of chances before Reading extended their advantage with a close-range Jason Roberts strike. Simon Church added a third with a well-directed header and although Neil Danns pulled a goal back for Leicester in injury time they finished well beaten. The victory - watched by a near-22,000 crowd - saw Reading climb level with West Ham, who are only narrowly ahead of the Royals on goal difference. Reading manager Brian McDermott will have high hopes that his side can maintain their promotion challenge and return to the top-flight after a three-season absence. They started brightly and Foxes keeper Kasper Schmeichel saved from Noel Hunt before Wes Morgan cleared off the line from Hal Robson-Kanu.

Leicester fell behind on the quarter-hour mark when Leigertwood fired the Royals in front with a powerful shot which flew into the top right-hand corner of the net. Use accessible player and disable flyout menus The visitors improved after the break when Lloyd Dyer crossed to Danny Drinkwater on the edge of the penalty area, but Drinkwater could not direct his effort on target before David Nugent shot wide after cutting in from the left. Nugent then headed a Drinkwater corner wide as the Foxes continued to put pressure on Reading. Reading always looked dangerous on the counter attack and shortly after having appeals for a penalty turned down when Roberts went down in the box, they added a second on 75 minutes. Hunt charged down the right and picked out Roberts in the box who finished clinically from six yards. And Hunt was again the provider with a minute left, finding substitute Church to nod home and, although Danns took some of the gloss off the performance with a consolation for Leicester, Reading's promotion push remains firmly on course.
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