Leicester&#x27;s season is an anomaly, and therefore hard to take lessons from.<p>No-one saw this coming. Not Leicester&#x27;s players, who were bottom of the league just over a year ago. Not Leicester&#x27;s manager, for whom 17th place would have been a success.<p>Jamie Vardy scored 5 goals last season, the team had a below average defence, Ranieri&#x27;s career to date had done nothing to predict this turnaround.<p>They&#x27;re style of play isn&#x27;t innovative, though it was unfashionable relative to other styles. Note too that they almost flipped their style 180 part-way through the season, from gung ho football to extreme counter attacking. There was no grand plan.<p>For every argument in Leicester&#x27;s favour of how they&#x27;ve done it, you can find many similar examples across other leagues, without anything like the success.<p>Leicester&#x27;s season has been incredible and remarkable. We&#x27;re going to just have to enjoy it, because we cannot analyse it.