Leicester_Loyal

Won't make any difference if he's sacked, we're stuck with the same players and an owner who will hire another yes man who plays the same way. Saying that, he's crap and not good enough for us IMO.

We've had years of these ***** draining us, Faes, Vestegaard, Soumare, when will it ****ing end?

They know what they're getting atm. You know if you go you're probably going to get a tonking with the players not giving a ****, so sit at home and don't go. It's not as if they've gone for a day out or a weekend on the piss.

Fatawu’s fault for the first yellow. The second was all on him, braindead.

Very doubtful. I think it sells out Thursday, to 600+ bracket.

So glad I haven't bothered with this today, fed up of watching this team.

No chance.

Oh for sure. We'll definitely draw one of the five tests due to rain.

As predicted, this is shit.

So you'll need another subscription then. Firestick/IPTV all the way.

I don't ever want to hear Joshua linked with fighting a decent heavyweight again. Fair play it's going to be the biggest payday of his career though, can't really blame him if he thinks he's coming to the end of his boxing career.

Christ, lighten up a little.

https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/rachel-reeves-budget-milkshake-tax-5HjdMtH_2/ 'Reeves to announce 'milkshake tax' in bid to fill £20bn budget black hole' That'll find us the money

The BBC are literally being sued for editing footage and misleading their audience

Landlords will just become companies and corporations, rather than your average bloke from down the street. We need more social housing and we need homes built fast, but when you’re importing hundreds of thousands of people each year, you’re swimming against the tide. Not all landlords are bad, and not all tenants are perfect. I’ve seen a good honest bloke move in with their partner, rent their house out for 12 months to get screwed over for 15k+ due to tenants refusing to pay or leave.

Either thick as **** or doesn’t give a shit, the first one is preferred. He knows he’s off in the summer.

You want the OBR or Labour to come out and say the goalposts have been changed to help out a political party right before the budget? Of course it's speculative. Most of everything we discuss on here is speculative, including all the Trump stuff, may I add.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/11/14/obr-changes-forecasts-to-give-reeves-17bn-budget-lifeline/ 'The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has handed Rachel Reeves a £1.7bn lifeline to balance the books after it changed a crucial window for its forecasts amid growing political pressure. In a highly unusual move, the fiscal watchdog said it had changed the time frame to forecast moves in bond markets from the 10 days to Oct 10 to the 10 days to Oct 21.' How convenient

Meant to reply to this earlier but missed it. The 'attack' on private schools pushed private school children back into state edution, meaning the schools become even more crowded.

Every decision has a human cost though. Taxing people more in order to pay for other people, will reduce the quality of life of other people. The reality is tough deicisons need to be made, and sadly some people will suffer, but they will in every decision.

What you mentioned was probably about 0.01% of public spending though. We probably waste more than that every few hours within the NHS, railway, etc. All rough ideas, I have no idea on the exact figures btw.

I've said something and you've ran with something completely different in your first sentence there. But that's actually another good point, the amount for example we spend on taxis getting children to these schools, it's probably pocket change in the grand scheme of things, but the tens of millions of pounds adds up each year. You can cope with a few of these things, but we see hundreds of these examples. I can't really afford children of my own, but I'm expected to pay for everyone elses, which I accept is just life as it's how tax and NI works, but the numbers of those contributing seems to be shrinking whilst those taking seems to be growing. Money might go to the wrong places, but the money where it even ends up in the right places is wasted. Ask anyone who works in the public sector, we all witness it on a daily basis yet it's seen as something so precious and vital that you can't criticise it, much as how I have earlier and you've jumped straight on me stating won't somebody please think of the children!

The biggest thing they could do to help renters is build more homes, all these laws and regulations don't change much IMO. I think a lot of these changes will just mean higher rent for those that rent, but we'll see.

We needed growth 12 months ago, they've done nothing to grow the economy at all, and I doubt they will. They are trying to increase spending, whilst covering that with increased taxes, which won't work, it won't bring in anywhere near as much as they're spending IMO, people will just change their habits. They're trying to tax more, whilst wasting the extra money they're taking from people, people wouldn't mind half as much if they knew the money was going to get us out of the shit. The public sector spending should be reigned in, and I say this as an employee of the public sector. I've said it 1000 times on here, the amount of money we waste in the public sector is sickening, but nothing is ever done about it, and we're just encouraged to constantly plough more into it. The red tape and nonsense that we all have to go through means that the sector is nowhere near as productive as it should be, but it's all about appearances and looking good rather than actually doing the job, in my experience. You don't increase the economy by taxing more, we agree on this, but we're apparently in this massive blackhole of so many billion every year, the money has got to come from somewhere now at this point, and this Government haven't got a clue what to do.

Absolute waffle. Sell the club, go.