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Hopefully the pitch is a nightmare and we're getting a go at their lower order on it. Otherwise

Probably more fondly than the average club because of 2016 but a tiny bit of goodwill doesn’t mean anything - it’s fading quickly too. We’re like a lottery winner that spent it all frivolously, what a wasted opportunity.

It feels like some people forget this is Top’s Leicester we’re talking about .

I’ve trusted fbref for about 4 years now and it’s never let me down.

Immigration is already a contentious issue and accession to Schengen scheme would add fuel to the fire.

Strange area, it was busy-ish but hard pressed to say it was doing well. A few tents under doorways etc

No, walked a really direct route there and back - the park is a nice area iirc? Had no idea about the MC cave. They’re not normally retiring when it comes self-aggrandisement so I’m surprised it’s not more a thing.

Arsenal need somebody to really move the needle for them, lots of goals against Arouca probably doesn't translate to that. He's a good player and he'll score 17-20 goals imo but I don't think he's totally transformative for them.

I'm not normally one for conspiritional, oh god uh ah they're just ah yeah crushing the little clubs wailing but EPPP with PSR makes it so difficult for to keep hold of young players. All the while bigger clubs can pick players up for a pittance. PSR just needs to be repealed, failing that enforce it properly to prevent cynical academy grad exchanges and selling training grounds or hotels. Binning it off is best though.

1 league goal against them last season in 4 apps and that was a penalty He is a bit of flat track bully

Perhaps Chris Weale for the gloves.

Anything that incentivises selling youth products is the opposite of sustainable. It also means club look to bleed fans for every penny too so it's a very bleak way of looking at 'sustainable business practises'. Clubs spending what they want was better than this.

It wasn’t a comment on cash flow, accounting or regs - more that we sold some very talented players for almost the same we spent on shit

I agree it's a bit too easy. Attributes at least how they're displayed need overhauling - trouble is you make it too difficult and the player base drops off

Just realised we almost spent as much last summer as we raised in sales following the first relegation So Maddison, Barnes, Castagne fetched a tad more than we spent Skipp, BEK, Fatawu, Ayew, Okoli, Golding, Coulibaly.

Thankfully not a Wasserman client

I wasn't old enough for the CM days but my impression is a lot of the nostalgia is because it was so easy

Are they struggling as bad as we are, how are we uniquely bad at dealing with it?

They won 1 game the entire time Alves was on loan there so that return is excellent

Yeah didn’t head there as I’d read before it’s essentially the same as the Loughborough one.

Tried a few new pubs in Nottingham yesterday towards Canning Circus. The Sir John Borlase Warren is owned by Everards but operated by Lincoln Green Brewery, really steady option. Everards should supply their Project William pubs’ beers as guests in their own stock. The Falcon next door is a cracker, red wallpaper, potraits, proper upholstery and cheap for the hand-pulled beers. Then Hand & Heart, went because it sounded 🇬🇧✋ but felt like a similar set up to Cock & Hoop less it being cut into a cave. I wasn’t aware there were more cave pubs beyond YOTTJ. The area is bizarre, grandiose Georgian buildings mixed in with dilapidated buildings and obvious deprivation in loads of homelessness.

15% is pretty widely accepted as a good sample size. Besides, the people taking the survey are likely the most engaged fans we have and worth listening too.

Better than average tbh. Fell off in the end but whenever he did play he was good

Ward at Brighton was almost as bad as Wolves H

If you’re singing “always back the lads” and you just can’t wait to snipe at the club put your money where you mouth is Johnny come lately fans