For Fox Sake Podcast

Pete and Rob provide some immediate reaction to the 2-0 defeat against Manchester United which saw City fall agonisingly short of a place in next season's Champions League. There are some positives, though: Jamie Vardy won the Golden Boot, Pete had an outrageous double win on the betting front and Rob is off to Malta on holiday!

Victory against Sheffield United secured European football for the Foxes, but a disappointing defeat to Spurs means that the fight for a Champions League spot will go right down to the wire. Pete and Rob talk through the highs and lows of the past week and plot Manchester United's downfall on Sunday.

After a desperate capitulation resulted in a dire 4-1 defeat away at Bournemouth, City have three games left to save their season. Pete and Rob discuss the mentality and character of the squad and the fact that, based on the foundations laid in the first half of the season, failing to secure a place in Europe would represent a poor season for the team. There is one bonus, though; it's still (mathematically) in our hands.

Leicester's lacklustre restart to the season has got Pete and Rob worrying that they are sleepwalking towards a potential top four shootout in the final four games of the season. Pete labels the drab draw with Brighton as the worst performance (in a non-loss) he's ever seen. If blue-tinted, naive positivity is what you're after here, you may be disappointed!

Pete and Rob have some ACTUAL football to discuss as the Premier League finally returns. There's a preview of City vs Watford on Saturday and a fond look back at the career of the departing club legend, Andy King.

Pete and Rob present a podcast of two halves. The first discusses some correspondence from the recent 'What If...' series as well as the latest conjecture regarding coronavirus, whilst the second half poses an extremely tough question; what is the greatest Leicester City XI to have never played with each other?

In the third instalment of the 'What If' series, For Fox Sake's Pete Selby and Rob Hayes discuss an alternative reality in which Nigel Pearson wasn't sacked by Leicester City in the summer of 2015. Which signings would and wouldn't have happened? Would we still have won the Premier League in 2015/16? Would we have witnessed Champions League football at the King Power Stadium?

The second spin-off from For Fox Sake sees Pete and Rob travel back to the early 1960s when Leicester's famous 'Ice Kings' were the talk of the top flight. This impressive City side came almightily close to winning both the First Division and The FA Cup in 1963. What might have happened if they did? Listen in to find out!

In the first instalment of a spin-off series from For Fox Sake's Pete Selby and Rob Hayes, the duo discuss an alternative reality in which Martin O'Neill remained at Leicester City past the summer of 2000. Be prepared for plenty of nostalgia and a decent dose of Pete's inventive imagination1

There is absolutely nothing happening in the world of football due to corona virus. Pete and Rob chat over the airwaves about potential options to complete the current season, what this break will mean for the club going forward and try to come up with new ways to pass the time during lockdown. Yes, listening to this podcast is one of them!

Pete and Rob discuss the disappointing defeat to Norwich, the unconvincing FA Cup win against Birmingham and look ahead to Monday night's clash with Aston Villa. City certainly owe them one after the Carabao Cup semi-final! Also on the agenda: coronavirus, finances and fantasy football.

After claiming a good point away at Wolves, Leicester welcome Manchester City to the King Power this weekend. Pete and Rob discuss who will fill the potential void in central midfield, which formation would be the most effective and how the Foxes might rediscover their potency.

Episode 134 - Win, Lose & Draw by For Fox Sake Podcast

The blip is over and City are back to winning ways after waltzing to a 4-1 win against West Ham. Pete and Rob discuss the return to form, key men being back to their best and the upcoming fun of the cup competitions.

In a strange run of results, City progressed in The FA Cup, drew a League Cup semi-final and lost to a Southampton side they had hammered 9-0 earlier in the season. All that, plus transfer gossip, Fantasy Football and a look ahead to Sunday's trip to Burnley.

Happy New Year! City bounced back from defeat to Liverpool by beating West Ham and cruising past Newcastle. James Maddison scored his best goal this year(according to his mum), Ayoze Perez looked great through the middle and Papy Mendy made a rare appearance. All that, plus a look ahead to a couple of cup clashes with Pete and Rob's first episode of 2020.

As 2019 draws to a close, Pete and Rob take the time to look back over the last 10 years and discuss some of the best players to represent Leicester City in that time. They ALMOST agree on a Best XI too! Do you agree?! Share your views with @FFSpod on Twitter.

The final regular episode of 2019 sees Pete and Rob pick out the key talking points from the draw against Norwich, defeat against Manchester City and the League Cup quarter final victory over Everton. Did Brendan Rodgers make a mistake tactically? Can City go all the way in the League Cup? Could we take advantage of a tired Liverpool side on Boxing Day?

Pete and Rob finally get together after four more wins for little old Leicester City. 10 goals scored, 2 conceded and Kelechi Iheanacho is back on the scene - are we in the title race? Plus a look ahead to Norwich at home and the League Cup quarter final against Everton.

Pete and Rob look ahead to this weekend's trip to Brighton following a terrific international outing for Ben Chilwell in particular. There's also talk about the excellent victory over Arsenal, Riyad Mahrez's recent comments and the all-important Fantasy Football League.