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And he was a genuine shakily with the number of shots he took and his conversion. The best striker take lots of shots and score slightly more than average - Vardy never shot *that frequently* but he scored so often comparatively

Staunch

Maresca doesn't look he he's w anker posting inspirational quotes on LinkedIn, so clear of Martin

I didn’t mean football at large. People stood in the Kop post Taylor report at Filbert street, they don’t now

Aside from portions of SK1, L1 and the away end you have essentially the whole ground to choose to sit. Probably 27,000 seats, if you want to stand there's a few thousand at most. If you want to sit you\re spoilt for choice. In an ideal world the standers migrate to the Kop and the current sitters move out. A standing Kop is a time-honoured tradition of English football and our ground move killed it. If the club aren't willing to continue to move people then our atmosphere won't improve drastically. Waiting for a stadium expansion which is a rolling 'few years away' isn't a silver bullet for a better atmosphere. For what I've gathered there was a natural progression at Filbert St. You'd start out in the family stand, end up in the pens as a virile youth and eventually make your way into a more placid stand later on. That's not the case at the KP and the lack of fresh STHs only exacerbates the problem.

Been a fan for a while, went to see him at Firebug last year or the year before. The NHS waiting list joke had me howling

Would you want anybody replaced behind the scenes, Whelan, Top, Rudkin? Or is it a case of we don't and will never know what's going so it's too difficult to answer?

Would you sack Rudkin, yes or no?

He's great at bundling the ball in at the back post, curiously Vardy has scored surprisingly few tap ins over the years. His ability to get very close to the opposition goals is why he picks up a lot of assists too, for an uncreative player.

If he starts 35 games, I think he'll score 10-13 which is absolutely fine for where we'll be at

Even in the PL he's more or less a 1 in 3 striker from the minutes he's played. Our fanbase has been a bit spoilt with Vardy so I think it's totally fried our perception of what strikers are actually like.

Good work, this exactly the sort of thing the Trust should be communicating and pushing the club to solve

Class, I could read pro-Pearson stuff all day

I’ve read that he’s charge of things like travel, hotels, player catering etc

Presume McAteer is in the middle, not sure of that. He’s not great on the ball, I suppose Enzo wants physicality centrally.

I'm too good, whenever I've reviewed my prior conduct - I've found absolutely nothing wrong. 100% effective apart from functions where other people have had a hand in, it was all their fault.

About as much as I know about horse racing

He's far less likely to sign in the summer, Inter probably think very little of us, his agent and by extension his roster are likely put off. There are further implications to it.

We shouldn't have dragged him over for a medical then, or we should have actually got somebody out the door first.

Need a few players to step up. Fatawu has been exciting but he needs to start scoring more especially after his mostly red. Whichever striker gets the nod needs to get us over the line. With perhaps the exception of KDH, or maybe Mavididi none of our forward players have been that consistent up to now.

Vichai and Top are completely different. Vichai was a successful billionaire who built (even disregarding the circumstances) a multinational corporation, elevated a football club beyond it''s wild expectations and made cut-throat decisions when necessary. Top is his son who inherited all of that.

I'm in the market for a new role, I have extensive experience in football as a youth coach, academy director, director of football and horse racing. Anything coming up?

The Sam Wallace telegraph article last year "Rudkin reports directly to Top, as he did Vichai, and is his boss’ chief advisory voice on all matters from signings to managerial sackings and appointments." Top likely isn't involved in the day to day running so Rudkin assumes the responsibility - that's a fair assumption. Even if Rudkin isn't directly, completely culpable he keeps overseeing issues like this - eventually the senior figure has to take responsibility for it. In the same way that if a manager keeps picking a player that makes mistakes, they're responsible for it.

New owners could like, get us relegated from the Premier League, or something!