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I wouldn't say anyone is obsessed with him but you can't blame Leicester fans for wanting the best for him considering he was responsible for the only genuinely enjoyable season we've had since winning the FA Cup.

Spurs look broken. They're on the verge of tears. Early goal for West Ham on Sunday and they will absolutely shit it.

Watch Maddison score the goal that keeps Spurs up in a few minutes time by the way. Just to put the final nail into the coffin of this horrific season.

Are you sure it's not been the side that has won the UCL, the club world cup, the super cup, 3 FA Cups, 2 League titles and a League cup?

No added time? Man City scored and there was that Rodri/Kluivert scuffle.

Christ what a finish

It's amazing how hard Bournemouth all work for each other. They're great to watch.

Is it though? Essentially they've had a game rescinded and will start the next season on -4 for admitting to cheating. Some would say that that is a light punishment.

Watch Southampton lead a full scale inquiry into what happened and sack who was responsible while Aiyawatt and Rudkin parade the Premier League trophy around to 38 fans and 5,292 Thai influencers at the 5000/1 reunion next week.

Get it right up you Harwood-Bellis you divvy

Southampton should be refunding every fan that has paid for transport and hotels. I do feel sorry for them in that regard. But absolutely no remorse for their players and coaching staff who have been nothing short of arrogant willy pullers since this whole thing surfaced.

I am genuinely staggered.

They're first place in scouting, academy, marketing, player development, coaching, nutrition, facilities and all the rest of it.

Difficult to argue that Man City aren't well run.

Looks very Schalke.

They're increasing the size of the Etihad again so yeah I'd say so.

Pedro isn't Brazil 1st team standard, surely.

Yeah I'm sure their fans are bored shitless Only 21 trophies won in the last 9 seasons under Pep. Rodri? De Bruyne? Haaland? Bet they're longing for the days of Danny Tiatto, Jamie Pollock and Danny Allsopp.

LOROS provides excellent care and attention to local people with terminal illnesses. Maybe your friend's interests were not to support a worthy charity that provides a great service to local people and that he was merely looking to enhance his music career?

Big clubs always keep an eye out for the top talent in each academy. Hamza was playing very well at his age group. But IIRC that was under 14s football. Jeremy Monga has come off the bench in Premier League games and shone. There's a world of difference. Granted he hasn't come off the bench to score hattricks against Man United but he's come off the bench and made Premier League level defenders look daft with his touch, movement and appreciation of space. Any team would love to have the opportunity to mould him into a consistent top 5 league player and maybe beyond.

People on here still think he did a bad job here and at Chelsea. and our boardroom thought there was a genuine possibility that he'd love to come and manage Jordan Ayew.

Getting in legal bother with Cremonese because some lard arse gamer has injured Vardy would be the final nail in the coffin.

It's morally wrong that taxpayers should fund the shortfall when West Ham are paying obscene wages to players.

Chelsea away and Everton at home are objectively difficult fixtures for any side let alone one in a relegation scrap. Yes, neither are in particularly great form but it's not like Spurs are either. They'll deserve to go down if they get less points than West Ham over 38 games. They've lost a lot of games that were far easier this season.

You can tell from his technique he's got it all. Provided he's got good people around him and that his next manager will attempt to get something out of him, he'll shine. Really hoping we can keep him and bring in a manager who believes in him.