The first post after this M Hyde article (by Jozef Brodola) is interesting. Always at least two sides to a story:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/bl ... ester-city

Aye, good read

It is a good read and there are always two sides, but I also liked this comment on Mr Brodola's comment:

"Can any of this be verified? Where did this come from? Why would Ranieri suddenly change everything that was successful last season?

As far as I can tell, Leicester had nowhere else to go after winning the league and, simply, their appetite has dropped. Let's not forget that their team is made up of largely average players who had the season of their lives. It's not a huge surprise to see them revert to type."

The fans who watch them every week will know the truth, but my guess is Ranieri started tinkering (and cracking the whip) when he realised that his players were horribly flat in League games and were only busting a gut in the Champions League (where they were runaway group winners).