Beaglehole: There's More To Come

The young Foxes played their second game of the Barclays U21 Premier League season, having lost 3-2 in a narrow game against Everton last month.
City were in good spirits having won the Westerby Cup Winners’ Cup 4-2 last week but the rub of the green didn’t seem to be with them against the London side.
And they were boosted by first teamers Nick Powell, Tom Lawrence, Tom Hopper and Matty James, who all put in a good shift.
Speaking exclusively to Foxes Player following the defeat, Beaglehole said: “I thought it was difficult game for us because of the way we started.
“We went a goal down against the run of play and Fulham we know are good at keeping the shape, being solid and being hard to break down.
“When they go 1-0 up it knocked the stuffing out of us a little bit and we lost your rhythm. 

“First half I was disappointed with the way we played – we didn’t move the ball quick enough.
“We looked like a team of individuals rather than a team which is probably understandable with the number of new players that have come in.”
Beaglehole was impressed by the senior members of the side and hopes that his squad can learn from the experience of playing alongside them.
He continued: “James coming back from injury is a big plus point – he played 65 minutes and probably now in contention for a place on Sunday.
“I thought Nick Powell worked hard, he’s not 100 per cent fit. His touch and his lay off was good.
“The second half we changed the shape a little bit – we made a change, put Michael Cain on and we played Jack Barmby a bit higher up the pitch.
“We created a lot, we had a lot of opportunities in and around the box.
“I’m disappointed with the second goal we conceded – we were solid last year on corners and didn’t concede a goal from them.
“To be fair the lads stuck at it – another two or three games makes them a more settled side and you’ll see the best of them which you’ve not seen yet this season.”