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You're welcome. Dread to think what the geezers got in his toolbox.

Lego woman with a vibrator, or maybe it's just me.

Sky Broadband Tech Team.pdf Someones having a laugh surely?

https://www.theguardian.com/football/ng-interactive/2016/dec/20/the-100-best-footballers-in-the-world-2016-interactive

With an assist from Chris O'Grady whilst Hamza Choudhary celebrates. Nice

Dodoo off the mark at Rangers.

Jonathan Miller, smug twat at Channel 4 News asked Claudio if he has a message for Thailand military dictatorship. Why doesn't the **** just **** off and go and intimidate someone who deserves it. Lost my respect for C4 News airing that shite. Champions of England!!!!!

Villa 6 points for the season still he was much closer with that one.

The man whom Mahrez said helped him the most settling in when he first joined the club. http://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/Crewe-Alexandra-Zoumana-Bakayogo-surprised/story-29227345-detail/story.html

Crazy stat. I've spent more hours looking at stats than I have sleeping this year.

She should be on Sky or MOTD as a game analyst, her and Deeney are the best I've seen.

I don't think Merson is a great pundit. Quote "without him Swansea will suffocate them in midfield" Has he heard of Drinkwater or Kante?

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Had to check this out, it's actually Watford and Man Utd. Two goals conceded in twenty games when these six players have been on the pitch together (obviously you can add Schmeichel, Albrighton, Vardy and Morgan to the mix). That is a crazy crazy stat!

Poor old Townsend, he's lumped his house and his pension on Spurs and the poor sods lost his marbles.

We have only conceded 6 goals all season when Simpson, Fuchs, Huth, Kante and Drinkwater have all been on the pitch, and 2 of those were against Southampton in only the 2nd game they'd all played together.

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If Leicester kept losing games instead of winning them they'd be in the bottom third like WBA.

A 31-YEAR-OLD has left his wife and two children to spend his life with Jamie Vardy’s goal against Liverpool. Nathan Muir announced his decision early this morning after 14 hours spent watching the goal on replay which he described as “the best night of my life”. He continued: “This is who I really am. The curves of Vardy’s goal, its forceful, dipping beauty, made me realise I’d been living a lie for far too long. “I never made a big thing of it, but I always used to record the goal of the month on VHS when I was a youngster. So it’s definitely not a mid-life crisis. “I never meant to hurt anyone. I’m not even a Leicester fan. But just look at it.” Muir, who has moved into a studio flat with a 50″ curved television, mini-fridge and Sky Sports, told his wife he does not plan to contest custody of their children. His nine-year-old Dylan said: “Mum blames the goal for everything, but I don’t think that’s fair and it is really beautiful. “I might be happier living with it.” Share: Get Daily Mash stuff HERE

Shows that what City players are doing just doesn't compute with a lot of journo's preconceptions, even when they're being positive about us.

Sad to hear the news about David Tomlin. I saw him play a few times for City, thought he was going to be a big player for us. I remember that he tore the West Ham defence apart and left Bobby Moore on his backside in one of his best games for us. I was very surprised when he left for Torquay. RIP

Hi I'm a Londoner but I've always supported City like my maternal grandfather and my Leicester uncles and I first watched football at my grandparents house on the Uppingham Road in 1966 , yes England winning the World cup with a City legend between the sticks. First game at Filbert Street August 1969, Bolton 2-2. Favorite player Keith Weller ever since he scored a hat-trick against Shanklys Liverpool in 1972. RIP Keith. Greetings all Foxes