Leicester's Ranieri says team spirit is key to success

 Leicester, who were on the brink of relegation last season, have been in fine form this campaign, and sit a
lofty fifth in the table with 19 points after 10 games. "First, the most important ingredient is team spirit and, second, they enjoy the training sessions. It is important when they know they can work hard, but also enjoy," Ranieri told reporters. The manager said his players had to work hard to do everything right but also needed a sprinkling of luck. Leicester will be hoping to bolster their claim for one of the European qualifying spots when they travel to face West Bromwich Albion on Saturday.

"All the Premier League matches are tough. It's good though -- it's an interesting season," Ranieri said. See Also: Jose Mourinho labelled "la disgrace" as pressure builds on Chelsea boss "West Brom close all the space well, press well and counter-attack well. We must be careful if we want to win the match. "(Manager) Tony Pulis has done a fantastic job and the team has a fantastic spirit," he added. The 64-year-old Ranieri has also played down the chances of league top scorer Jamie Vardy, who has netted 10 goals in as many games, leaving the club anytime soon. "It depends on the character of the player, no? Jamie is very focused with us, he enjoys being with us," Ranieri said.
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"All the Premier League matches are tough. It's good though -- it's an interesting season," Ranieri said. "West Brom close all the space well, press well and counter-attack well. We must be careful if we want to win the match. "(Manager) Tony Pulis has done a fantastic job and the team has a fantastic spirit," he added. The 64-year-old Ranieri has also played down the chances of league top scorer Jamie Vardy, who has netted 10 goals in as many games, leaving the club anytime soon. "It depends on the character of the player, no? Jamie is very focused with us, he enjoys being with us," Ranieri said.