Indeed

If our problem was a lack of physicality Hucks was hardly going to help that. And as you say he's already lost a few yards pace. I can understand after so many impressive seasons why fans still look to him to turn a match, but sadly those days are gone, and even if he was at his very best I don't think he could done anything about the result today. Again, as you say, Leicester were due a win and we were due a defeat. The important is not to get bogged down in recriminations such as these. Roeder has done the business so far - it's going to take a lot more than one (albeit heavy) loss to question his judgment.

Posted By: King, Feb 16, 20:17:03