Liverpool legend Graeme Souness insists Leicester City's revival won't last.
Souness saw Leicester reach the Champions League quarterfinals with victory over Sevilla.
Speaking on Irish channel TV3 Sport Souness criticised the mindset of the squad this season and defended former Foxes boss Claudio Ranieri in an extraordinary rant.
Asked what he thought of Leicester's performance against Sevilla, Souness said: "They won the league playing that way.
"When you're a manager and you've won the league, are you going to turn up the next season and change things? If it ain't broke why try and fix it?
"He would have been doing the same training, talking to them the same way, preparing for the games the same way, travelling to the games the same way - everything the same.
"Some of those players at the start of the season believed all of a sudden: 'We're big players, we're champions' and took their foot off the accelerator and got in their big comfy armchairs, with their Bentley in the car park and maybe changed their house. They took their foot off the accelerator.
"What does the manager (Ranieri) do then? The manager has a go at some of them - and points it out to them.
"And then he falls out with two or three of the influential players in the dressing room and then you've got the followers in the dressing room - all of a sudden he's fallen out with most of the dressing room.
"That's what I believed happened and those players that are rejoicing out there and thinking they're back, that they're big players.
"They'll fall of their perch again - guaranteed - because they've done it once they'll do it again - they'll let you down again."