Ranieri to buy players pizza and maybe hot dogs for a clean sheet at Stoke
Claudio Ranieri has given his Leicester City side an incentive to ensure they are hungry for a clean sheet at Stoke City.
Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri has offered to buy his team pizza as a reward for a clean sheet at Stoke City on Saturday.
Ranieri's men visit the Britannia Stadium in good form and second in the Premier League after taking 11 points from a possible 15 to start the season.
One thing Leicester have not been able to do under the Italian's stewardship is keep a clean sheet.
And Ranieri is willing to satisfy his team's tastebuds should Leicester record their first shutout of the campaign.
"I want to pay a pizza for a clean sheet. When we get one I pay for pizza and maybe a hot dog," Ranieri said.
One aspect of his team that has particularly pleased Ranieri is the pace at his disposal. He added: "My team is like the RAF [Royal Air Force]....beep, beep, beep, I love it.
"When you want to build something, it's about the club. The head of the fish. Everyone works together. That's the secret."
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But Ranieri is not looking past survival as the primary aim for Leicester this season, stating: "I change my target to from 40 points...to 40 points."