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What the **** is the Arsenal keeper doing there Tries to save it as well.

There is something special about European football. Even the King Power was like a cauldron when we were in it. The Premier League is too touristy now. Too many people there for the day and those who go every week go through the motions. Can't imagine i'll ever experience and atmosphere like that Sevilla game ever again.

Winds me up how many people downplay that team by saying "Oh we should have won it" Should you ****. Be like us saying we should have won the Champions League in 2017. We didn't because there were teams that were better than us. A simple fact that these knobheads can't fathom is that little old Leicester City were the best side in the country in 2015/16.

Forest would sign Lamptey, Reece James and Ricardo Pereira. One would be a success, one would aways be injured and the other would be sold to Olympiacos to pay for them all.

14th March to 4th December. Almost identical to Ricardo's cruciate tear (11th March to 3rd December). 250-270 days seems about normal. That would mean he'd be available for the beginning of August.

The worry is that Fatawu is an explosive player. Not many players like him retain that with this type of injury. If you look through the list of players that regained world class form after an injury like this then it's players like Shearer, Van Nistelrooy, Xavi, Ibrahimovic, Van Dijk, Pires, Keane, Del Piero and Baggio. None of them are fast and direct wingers.

I wouldn't mind it if the wages are low but we'll give him 80k a week.

I would say that it's weird that your first assumption is that he's come out as some sort of tactic. Even more so for someone who claims to have gay relatives. It's obviously not a cut and dry case of 'David Coote was filmed snorting cocaine so now he must live a life of shame and be cut off from society'. He's still a human being with rights, feelings and emotions. I would imagine there are millions of closeted gay men and women who have done bad things. Being gay does not excuse anything and I don't think anyone would say that it does. But being depressed, anxious and feeling cut off from the world will lead people on a path to doing things a person of sound mental health would avoid. Being gay isn't reserved for the bubbly, goody two shoes extroverts of the world.

Anyone questioning the 'motive' for another person coming out as gay deserves to be put under the spotlight. Absolutely crazy that you'd suggest that he's "thrown the gay community under the bus". I'm not even sure what you mean by that. Should he have to hide his sexuality forever because he was filmed snorting cocaine?

Shame we're not at a point where an active person involved with the Premier League feels comfortable coming out as gay but posts like this are probably why. Men coming out of the closet should be celebrated. He's lived with it all his life and has had to hide it. I would imagine relieving himself of that pressure and anxiety (now that he's not in a job where evidently he has to hide his sexuality) is the number one reason for coming out. Don't be ridiculous.

Vardy doing something similar with the Spurs fans has led to the Premier League giving it "oh Jamie what you like" on their social media channels. That's how it should be but it does feel like Vardy gets special treatment if others are getting booked.

****ing hell. I got too hung up on the "BuT wHaT iF hE sHuTs ThE gAtEs" part that I missed that.

Don't talk shit mate. Top is responsible for ensuring the right people are in the right positions here at Leicester. If Top isn't capable of ensuring that the right people are in the right positions then he has to face the music. He's not an "owner". He's a custodian. The football club will be here long after he's gone. It's up to fans the scrutinise and to hold these people accountable for their actions. The part in bold is just stupid.

We've got the same Chang on tap that we had the last time we went down.

A full strength Spurs side beats a full strength Leicester side. Oh wait, no it doesn't. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/live/c5ydpp2gw8dt

Protest against the board outside the ground, support the team inside the ground.

With Man City, Newcastle and Chelsea all behind them too. There's no chance they get Champions League football. I think even Bournemouth and Villa will finish above them. All this to end up playing some Latvian pub team in the Conference League.

Is that for this protest? No way should it name players like that ahead of a game. Surely those organising have more sense than that?

Manfred Ugalde. Little rocket of a striker in Russia. Fox in the box type. Did well in the Dutch league in the last few years so he's either sensational or shite.

One week to go. Lets get Thomas and Okoli out the door. A winger and a centre half in. Come on Leicester don't piss me off.

Today the players backed Ruud. Time for the board to reciprocate.

Stolarcyzk surely has the worst passing accuracy percentage in Premier League history. If it's not a 3 yard pass to Vestergaard, it's either to the opposition or our for a throw in.

Prepare for the El Khannouss sub by the way.

He is special.

There's no personality in this side. We've already lost this game.