Claudio Ranieri had a stern warning for his Leicester City players should they show up to King Power Stadium with a Premier League title hangover ahead of their clash with Everton.
Tottenham's 2-2 draw with Chelsea on Monday sparked wild scenes of celebration in Leicester, as it confirmed a maiden top-flight league title for Leicester after the club's 1-1 stalemate at Manchester United on Saturday.
But Ranieri is expecting his players to be fully prepared for Saturday's hosting of Everton.
"I will kill them with my bare hands, I will throttle them," Ranieri warned.
"Our job is to play, it should be a good match and Everton will want to beat us.
"I gave the players an extra day off as a reward but I have watched them training and what I saw was good."
"It was difficult for us having him missing but Leo Ulloa came in and did a great job," Ranieri said.
"It's great to have Jamie back. He’s a fantastic player and a fantastic lad, he's been such a big part of this.
"It's sad that [suspended duo Robert Huth and Danny Drinkwater] can't be out there with us.
"It should be an amazing occasion."
