Leicester City aiming to make it five out of five against Bristol City, says striker David Nugent
Leicester City will be gunning to make it five out of five when they entertain Bristol City at the King Power Stadium tomorrow, says top scorer David Nugent.
Second-placed City boast a 100 percent record on home soil so far this season, which can only be matched by leaders Cardiff City.
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Leicester City striker David Nugent is looking forward to facing Bristol City at home
Nugent said the players were very proud of that record and are determined to ensure the Robins, who have won twice in their last three visits to the King Power Stadium, don't bring it to an end.
The Robins won 3-1 in December 2009, and 2-1 at the start of last season when City, then managed by Sven-Goran Eriksson, were struggling for form at the start of the campaign.
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Nugent said the home support has inspired them to make the King Power Stadium a fortress.
"The home record is something we're very proud of and we'll be doing everything we can to extend it on Saturday, but we're not the only ones that should take pride in what's been happening," said Nugent, who has four goals in the Championship this season.
"The fans have been magnificent at home games this season and have played a massive part in our success, so it's a record they should all be proud of too.
"The fans were so in the mood for the Hull game that it felt like we had them out there with us. They seemed to find another gear and that helped us to do the same.
"Bristol City have been an attacking team so far this season but, with the fans behind us, both in good numbers and in good voice, we've got every chance of coming out of the traps flying and making it five out of five."
City currently have the eighth highest average attendance in the division with 20,453, but are hoping for that figure to rise tomorrow.
Brighton and Hove Albion are top with an average of 25,512.
Comments
by dobranich
Friday, October 05 2012, 7:32PM
“MMMMMMMMMMMMM foxeerod good point. The only reason was clean sheet v Huddersfield was ball didnt go near MR S very often. We will see.”
by foxeerod
Friday, October 05 2012, 5:31PM
“shcmeichel, ash ? lol , i agree with 2-0 though”
by ash1967
Friday, October 05 2012, 4:58PM
“They will park the bus tommorrow, Mcinnes has got a very well organised and disciplined team together, They are a hard team to beat and has Nuge stated they have not got a bad attack either and can hurt you, but we have a quality midfield who can punish you, aswell has the front two, I will go for a 2-0 city, goalscorers could be anyone of the 11.”
by lcfctilidie
Friday, October 05 2012, 4:49PM
“Marshall is due a goal if he gets on the pitch. Knockers and Dyer look to be keeping him on the bench. I think Vardy may get another tomorrow.”
by dobranich
Friday, October 05 2012, 3:58PM
“Nugent and Waggy (sub) to score 2-1.”
by lcfctilidie
Friday, October 05 2012, 1:01PM
“3 points for sure. Bristol started well but are now in freefall. Keep our heads and the points are ours!”
by Valefox1
Friday, October 05 2012, 12:16PM
“Yes come on lads let's keep it going, I don't do predictions but we should get all 3 points, if there are no injuries we should stick to a unchanged team.
Anyone know our record for successive home wins?
C'mon you blues.”
by Stefan1950
Friday, October 05 2012, 12:10PM
“We haven't had a draw yet this season. I fancy one this weekend. We normally end up with about 14 draws a season so let's start the ball rolling.”
by Norman09
Friday, October 05 2012, 11:23AM
“Fortress Kingprawn we should clean up Bristol and maybe finish top of the division. Depending what B&HA do.... A loss is out completely of the question. No prediction from me this week, but we will have to switched on for 90 minutes and not going in at the break having to come out playing catch up in the second half.”
by lcfctilidie
Friday, October 05 2012, 11:15AM
“yes these are the banana skins that slipped us up a lot last season. Shall we see what we have learned from it?”