RB Leipzig fans BY FRANKIE CHRISTOU - @FrankieChristou   Usually, if a team ploughs its way through the hierarchy of the English football league a sense of respect, admiration and decorum follow. Their triumph is recognised as one that defeated the rigid status-quo which has plagued sport, and in particular, football for centuries.  It happened when Leicester City, only a year after their return to the top flight, miraculously won the Premier League in 2016 with a squad full of wasted talents and a couple of gems they recruited from the lower divisions in France.  It happened when Sergio Aguero scored that all-important last-second goal against QPR in 2012 to secure Manchester City’s first Premier League title by goal difference after only four years of investment from their billionaire owners. It also happens in European competitions – 2004 notably springs to mind when a young Portuguese coach going by the name of Jose Mourinho fought of footba...