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I wouldn't exactly call him well dressed, would you? Sort of clothes i'd paint the house in.

I'm not sure I'd bet on there being a tomorrow for this test match.

I would say there's nothing wrong with his clothes if he was a teenage barista working in an expensive coffee house but I don't think the baggy casual fit is how a Leicester City manager should dress IMO. Doesn't say anything really because I thought Pep dressed like a prat at Man City and he's the best manager the world has ever seen. I'd just prefer it if there were some sort of standards with regards to how Leicester players and managers dressed. I liked it when we asked players to turn up in suits for example. Didn't mean we played better or anything. It just gave a bit more prestige to the name Leicester City.

Page 68. We're in League One remember?

We had a tiny box tv in the kitchen at the time and I vividly remember watching it on the news as I ate tea. I thought it was cool because I was an 8 year old and had no real sense that there were thousands of people dying. Remember scoffing my tea and running to tell my mates about it at the park. As others have said, I am fascinated by it all. Watched all the documentaries and films.

I meant that the big reason for our failures is that literally everything is left to one person. Granted he now has some help with McCarron but everything has been put on Rudkin (with nobody really for him to delegate things to) for years and he's persistently made errors in that time. If we want to be successful then we need an ownership who will set up a proper structure here as opposed to "give it to one bloke and hope he's decent".

This is literally exactly what is currently happening. Only they have trusted Rudkin.

He has to get 6 points from those games and even then I would celebrate his sacking.

It'll be interesting to see which England youth internationals get a call up. I'd imagine Page, Aluko and Joseph. Wouldn't Alves and Braybrook be too old? Then again I doubt either would get into 21s.

If they have any sense they'll spend that two weeks trying to get these lads match fit but they'll instead spend it dicking around trying to teach McCarthy how to pass the ball to Luke Thomas.

Would like to know if we've requested this.

We have Souttar, Okoli, O'Hora and Kangasniemi with Gray in the academy if things go completely pair shaped. We do not need him.

It'll be an absolute chancer after we've gone into administration. The Thais don't like to admit they're wrong and will not budge on their stupidly high asking price. We're not even close to being bought IMO. The vultures will circle and wait for the club to be prised out of Aiyawatt's cold dead hands. Similar to Sheffield Wednesday. Strap in fellas. It's going to get a lot, lot worse.

Getting yorked right on the ankle by Jofra has sting a bit.

First rule of playing a high line is that you drop off when there is no pressure on the ball. The basics you're taught when you're 13.

Villa aren't right. Conceding chance after chance.Wouldn't surprise me if Brugge get another.

Is it more insane than calling for Luke Thomas or Harry Souttar? Frankly the squad is full up of willy pullers, the owner is a willy puller, the boardroom is full of willy pullers and we're managed by willy pullers.

10 minute highlight package of us getting whooped by Oxford at home Who is signing that off?

Objectively false. That said, people with the sort of money Aiyawatt is asking for who have a bit of sense about them are as rare as rocking horse shit. The "money is no object" types want the fun of the Premier League. They aren't arsed about watching their 200m investment play clubs like Cambridge and Bromley.

Deserved for not paying up for Souttar IMO.

Our wage bill was already obscene at this point. Multiple players on over £100k a week. In 2015/16 our wage bill was around £730k a week. In 2018/19 it had nearly doubled to about £1.3m a week. For reference, our 2018 /19 wage bill was more than Crystal Palace's current wage bill and they've achieved everything we have in that same time. Only they're still a Premier League team and we're on the brink of oblivion. Another is that we had more players on £50k a week or more last season than Sunderland who finished in Europe.

Personally open to letting it happen. Yes he's a calamity but at least he can control the ball and pass the ball. Has to be better than watching Souttar.

Maybe the lads weren't quite as top as you claimed them to be Conor.

Couldn't think of a striker less suited to playing for Chris Wilder.

I wonder how long they'll spend trying to coax Graham Potter again.