Silences end and boos ring out - Leicester and Martin's Savage day
Silences were ended and boos were heard on another tough day for Leicester City as they were beaten by Robbie Savage's Peterborough United.
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Just two players - Luke Thomas and Bobby De Cordova-Reid - that featured in the draw with Hull City that condemned Leicester to relegation last season started against Peterborough.
For years, the clear-out of players on big wages to make way for younger homegrown talent to help rebuild the club is what has been called for by observers and supporters alike.
Martin has turned to youth, with Will Alves and teenagers Louis Page and Olabade Aluko a trio of relatively inexperienced academy graduates that started against the Posh.
Around them, however, was vast experience - includes once-capped England international Alex McCarthy in goal, former Italy Under-21 international Caleb Okoli starting in defence, while the midfield included Lundstram, who ended his loan stint with Hull last season by helping them earn Premier League promotion.
This, however, has done nothing to wipe away the woes of Foxes past.
"With the pressure the club's been under the last couple of years, the players just feel a little bit anxious at times," Lundstram said.
"I think a lot of us just go in our shell a little bit, which is hard because obviously all the supporters just want us to do well. They just want us to make the better decisions more often than not.
"We're all better players than what we're showing. We really are.
"When you step over the white line you need to have that bit of presence and bit of pride to show you are a top player, and I think at the minute there is a bit of nervousness."
