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Wouldn't it affect you in anyway, if you were an alleged victim?

Their manager might be near to the brink of being sacked if they don't get a result later. https://www.hammers.news/news/transparent-julen-lopetegui-gets-west-ham-excuses-in-early-for-leicester-but-hes-fooling-nobody/

It'll be interesting to hear his side of the story. Reckon Cardiff may be quite interested, if Omer Riza doesn't pull them away to more safety soon.

Really want him to succeed at LCFC. He seems to have got the right attitude in how to manage different personalities, as well as having a desire to be the best that he can be (for example, talking in-person to different manages in different cultures prior to his past managerial experiences).

They really need to beat Lecce at home next, else matters there will be very serious tbh.

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Feel a bit bad for Ranieri returning there and having no success this time at the end of his managerial career, tbh.

He'll have the game of his life tomorrow..

To pay for the drivers' ever-increasing wages.

The state.. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn54rg6lzg7o

What were actually his tactics?

He's staying.

Gregg Wallace, after posting about the middle-class aspect: "I wasn't in a good head space when I posted it. I've been under a huge amount of stress, a lot of emotion, I felt very alone, under siege, yesterday, when I posted it.'

Regarding betting adverts, have seen on the TV adverts called 'Happy Cow Bingo', 'Happy Tiger Bingo' and more recently 'Lucky Pants Bingo'..

Will there be a tribute to Neville Foulger?

Even when trying to defend himself that he doesn't appear modest. When I see celebrities like him and Russell Brand defending themselves on social media towards their audience's/follower's attention, can't help but think that it's a bit disrespectful towards the (potential, for Wallace anyway) court proceedings and for the alleged victims tbh.

This week coming via the King Power Stadium will either be a very happy or unhappy one..

Don't understand why Dyche, in particular, covers his mouth when speaking to his players; as almost most football fans will know he his methods.

He's probably too used to receiving criticism for a while now that he's immune to it psychologically.

Think he's someone who is genuinely nice and humble, but can tell under-forming players the cold truth when he feels it's necessary to try and improve their performances (hopefully).

Reckon Man City will turn on the heat angrily, and win by something like 4-0.

AI predicts Leyton Orient at home.

Am looking forward to their financial/points penalty, whenever it is..