TheUltimateWinner

Can we bin the game off and put the Fatawu documentary on instead?

There’s what we expected

Hope they start selling screening season tickets like the odeon limitless pass

Can someone post that wtf meme Think it sums it up well

Just seen that clip of Enzo and had a massive smile on my face. Gutted he left us and wish him the best.

It’s okay Jon, haven’t you got a 2pm with Top scheduled to kiss the ring?

After giving most of your career and decades of your life to a club, stepping in every time you were asked after they sacked a manager, being the “stable” person, to be then told “you were the issue all along” by the person who’s been making all the incompetent decisions I’d probably be bitter too

Did we sign Carranza just because his name sounds like he should be good

Only way we win this is if Wrexham sub on Ward

Back to being miserable

**** offffffff

Wish daka would try putting the ball in the net instead of playing sleeping lions

Our fans are on silent mode

Does make me wonder how different ours and Potters trajectories would’ve been had we got him instead of Cooper.

Waiting for the ref to step out the TV and card me Everyones getting one

Is Carranza worse than Daka?

This refs a joke

Hahahahahaha that’s gonna knock us back

Dirty cvnt. Should be an investigation into the games he officiated. Surely someone’s had compromising material on him?

Rudkin always looks like he’s sharted and hopes no one can smell it

Our fans are fvcking weird Short memories

Good servant for us. Will be good business for us if we reinvest well. Wish him all the best.

Learned a valuable lesson to double check where you’re actually getting dropped off when using Uber Accidentally set my destination as a miniature railway instead of the mainline station

Ryan Bertrand 2.0

Club have actually put a very classy tribute out. Credit where credit is due. https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/bradley-varnam-1969-2025 We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of our long-serving Stadium PA Announcer, Bradley Varnam, who has died at the age of 56 following a short illness. A familiar and much-loved voice to Foxes fans for over 25 years, Bradley served as Stadium PA Announcer from 1997 – beginning at Filbert Street and continuing after our move to King Power Stadium in 2002. During those years he became an enduring part of the matchday experience for generations of supporters with his unmistakable style and delivery. Over the years, Bradley’s voice became the soundtrack to countless moments in the Club’s history – from the highs to the lows, and everything in between. His presence on matchdays will be sorely missed by players, staff and supporters alike. Away from the microphone, Bradley was loved by those who knew him for his unique sense of humour, his boundless energy, his friendship and deep affection for Leicester City. He will be fondly remembered by all who worked alongside him at Club, where his contribution often went far beyond his role on matchdays. The thoughts and heartfelt condolences of everyone at Leicester City Football Club are with Brad’s wife, Sarah, his children, Zach and Megan, and his many family members and friends at this difficult time. Rest in peace, Brad – and thank you for everything.