Leicester City: Why Premier League title dream is possible

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Jeff Allen Womens Jersey "They will fall away eventually. It will never last."
It is a common view on Leicester City's position as Premier League leaders.
"If Leicester win the Premier League, I'll do the first Match of the Day next season in my underwear," said the club's ex-striker Gary Lineker last week.
Following victory at Everton, the Foxes are top at Christmas. So has the Match of the Day presenter made a hasty Twitter statement? BBC Sport spoke to fans and former players to look at why Leicester could become champions of England for the first time.
"Hearing the roar from the crowd makes us believe anything is possible," top scorer Jamie Vardy wrote on a clapstick given to every fan at the home game against champions Chelsea, a match Leicester won 2-1.
Results make his words feel far from empty. The Foxes have scored more goals than any other side in the league and only Liverpool can boast more tackles this season.
"You can tell something special is going on," season-ticket holder Adam Tomlinson told BBC Sport. "At the moment around Leicester we are going into every game thinking we can get three points out of this."
Deion Sanders Elite Jerseys Some bookmakers marked Claudio Ranieri's side at odds of 2,500-1 to win the title at the start of the season. A league win would arguably be the biggest shock English football has seen, certainly since Ipswich lifted the title in 1962, 12 months after promotion.
"They play like a team who have no fear and nothing to lose, who are positive in everything they do," former Leicester striker Steve Claridge told BBC Sport. "You have to start taking them seriously."
Vardy and Riyad Mahrez cost the club less than ￡1.4m in total. They sit first and joint-second respectively in the league's goalscoring charts. Mahrez has either scored or created 20 goals, Vardy 18 - no player in the top tier has more.
"Mahrez is doing things with that left foot that I have only seen Lionel Messi do," ex-Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher told Sky Sports on Monday.
Over three million players in the Premier League's Fantasy Football game cannot get enough of the pair - who are the most popular players in the competition, with Mahrez chosen in 65% of teams, Vardy 58%.
http://www.patriotsnflofficialonline.com/Jordan-Richards-Jersey "People are becoming aware but still can't handle them," former club captain Matt Elliot told BBC Sport. "If they continue the form then Leicester have a genuine chance of not just staying in the top four but staying in the title race.
"Vardy is incessant in his appetite and desire for the game. Mahrez is just pure quality. The two are as potent as anything we've seen in recent times."