David Hankey

Remarkable really when you consider not so long ago many wanted change. This reinforces the saying; "be careful what you wish for".

The Premier League Clubs are to vote on scrapping VAR from next season at their AGM in June.

If this happens these games won't be "domestic" will they or am I missing something? Domestic means generally "relating to someone's home or home country".

Really, how's that?

Well, I certainly hope we can avoid relegation as the last thing we want is to become a yo-yo Club. The optimism in me thinks we should aim for the 10-17th position and hopefully do better.

Man City's title again!!

Well, that was a one-off game. I just wonder about his vulnerability in the Premiership with the greater challenges there will be and the far superior opposition from last season.

Does anyone else think he'll get slaughtered in the Premier League?

Well, it makes a change from the 'Spuds'!!

So, it's Liverpool's turn to come 3rd in a 2-horse race.

Cloughie didn't think so!!

I remember if coming, think he came on as sub got injured. Never thought he was a £25M player, best he move on.

Some how get to 40 points! No very ambitious I know but with all the off-field antics and wondering if the players we have are good enough that seems quite an appropriate goal.

Perhaps it's the optimism in me but I certainly think we can do better than Burnley. As for Ajax or Sevilla, there's no guarantee Maresca would do well at either Club then where would he be?

Why would he want to go anywhere else at the moment when he is on the threshold of his biggest challenge as a coach?

Some say Manure are the worse coached team in the League but what about the overpaid millionaire prima-donnas who wear the shirt? Surely, they have some responsibility in all of this.

When Leicester City do the double over Manure next season they will ripe for relegation given tonight's performance.

And not on past glories.

Well done Harborough and commiserations to Anstey, there's always next season.

Another team we've saved from relegation.

Well, that was a damp squib. After all the euphoria earlier in the week of becoming Champions without actually kicking a ball I thought at the very least they'd want to go out on a high. Obviously, the team had other ideas. Need to concentrate on the Premier League now or we could find ourselves being a yo-yo Club as before.

Let's go out with a bang. We're already Champions so let's play as though we are and give Blackburn a right good thumping.

Often underrated he has been one of Leicester City's most loyal servant. Here's wishing you a long and happy retirement, Andy.

Well that would have been sensible but when do the authorities bother about smaller Clubs? Still, should be an epic encounter.

'Player of the Season'? There is only one; Jamie Vardy simply for all the goals he's scored, no-one else compares.