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Published 16:14 17 Sept 2015 BST

But new manager Claudio Ranieri has a plan to change all of this, by offering to take his whole team out for pizza once they record their first clean sheet.
Ranieri told BBC Radio Leicester: "When we make a clean sheet, I pay for everyone [to have] a pizza."
Strangely though, the Leicester players haven't responded to the Italian's tactics: "But my players don't want pizza. Maybe they don't love pizza."
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