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Could they semi asset strip us, then sell the carcass on the cheap? Fatawu, Monga, Nelson, Okoli etc Then sell what’s left. I think realistically they’d make more money back that way.
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Liz was the nail In the coffin. I’ll always come back to Rishi wasn’t that bad, or at least as bad as the rest of the party in terms of stupidity. Truss and Johnson were a bloody nightmare. The eat out to help out scheme was ill thought, however people still had a choice on if they take up the offer of that or not. People were hypocrites though, I know so many people that have since admitted to meeting up during Covid that had blasted them all for partygate.
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I downloaded this earlier as it’s on PS Plus. I haven’t played it in years. I got a x3 Icon pack for Ultimate team. Can I just say that it feels really clunky and slow. It feels like I’m playing Acutu Scoccer or ISS 64. I has since been deleted.
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If my Nan had wheels, she’d have been a bike…
Sly replied to Jakemoore's topic in Leicester City Forum
Surely the biggest “What If”, is Kante stays for another season to play for us in 16/17? No signing Mendy or Amartey to fill that void. -
I can’t remember a time, when the world has felt so destabilised as the last 12 months.
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You joke ….
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I goes without saying, that we desperately need to get out at the first attempt.
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The sensible thing is a 3-0 loss in the first leg, or simply put Middlesborough into the final. A points deduction would mean they’d need to replay the Playoff Semi finals. It’s unsportsmanlike like behaviour and I think if they take a head handed approach now, then it discourages future stuff from happening. If just just give them a hefty fine, then Southampton win the play offs, they have gambled and won.
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Like a reboot of DreamTeam!
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I thought his agent came off quite well. I get why Becky is featured heavily, as she is the Ying to his Yang and stabalised him. I enjoyed it.
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#1 in the UK on Netflix
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I’ve not watched it yet, however this made me laugh.
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How do they solve the wrestling that goes on at set pieces
Sly replied to davieG's topic in General Football and Sport
The holding and pulling shirts from corners is annoying. That needs to stop. If a cross comes in during open play and a defender is holding your shirt, it’s going to be a penalty if you stop them attacking the ball. Do the same for corners. We just need some consistency. I would change the rules from next season though. -
I think the entire club will stagnate now until early July. Crazy when you consider the transfer window opens on the 15th June, which is just over a month away. Looking at our previous Summer Manager appointments under King Power, no real pattern. If anything, Maresca and Cooper were done at a time to aid the squad prepare for pre season. Sousa - 7th July Ranieri - 13th July Maresca - 16th June Cooper - 20th June Cifuentes - 15th July
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https://www.efl.com/news/2026/april/10/efl-fixture-release-day-confirmed-for-2026-27-season/ Fixtures confirmed on Tuesday 25th June at 12:00. The Carabao Cup and Vertu Trophy draws are to take place on fixture release day, with full details to be confirmed. Key dates for the 2026/27 season Carabao Cup - Round One: 7–9 August 2026 Sky Bet EFL - Opening weekend: 14–16 August 2026 Vertu Trophy - Commencing 21 September 2026 By 2 July 2026, selections will be announced in respect of all live broadcast matches to be played before the end of September 2026. By 31 July 2026 selections will be confirmed in respect of all live broadcast matches to be played up to, and including, the weekend of 8-11 January 2027. By 6 November 2026, selections shall be announced in respect of all matches to be played up to, and including, the midweek of 2-3 March 2027.
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The current path of trajectory would suggest Labour are going to get the same treatment the Conservatives got at the last general election, which would be annihilation. We are in a weird time realistically as the world is uneasy, so whoever is at the helm, be it Labour, Conservative, Liberal, Reform, Green etc, so many outside influences are currently strangling the economy, you won’t be able to do right for doing wrong. People still feel poorer than 5 - 10 years ago, as the economy and inflation is squeezing them. The ongoing cost of living is a challenge for many. Reform is pushing the anti immigration and pedalling the non British agenda from the right. The entire stop the boats thing feels like it’s rolled on forever. The Greens are starting to grow from the left as people look at a wider economic future that is more sustainable. A younger , changing demographic for voters will have a very different set of values to the last one. The NHS feels like it is in the worse state it has been for decades. Whilst its decline started under the last hot potato leadership regime, it still feels like it’s falling and not improving. The roads now have more holes in them than your average block of Swiss cheese. I’d be hesitant to say that construction companies have profiteered during covid and with things like HS2 and I’ve been surprised that we haven’t had a call to privatise some of these business to bring cost under control. Everything you hear about the prison system is bleak. Then you have this really unclear flip flopping in what Starmer and Labour actually stand for now. Sadly the issue is bigger than Starmer. I say this as someone that historically has been a conservative voter but he and any future government leader, are currently on a hiding to nothing. Whoever takes the reins next, will face similar problems. Until the world rights itself and to a degree, then they’ll be in a tough spot. The great fear is that I see a Reform win akin to the Liz Truss budget disaster and that is a car crash waiting to happen. They’ll win the culture war but cause longer lasting instability, in my opinion.
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Unfortunately most clubs do, as in the modern came, that’s the commercial revenue stream required.
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Over the past 10 years I’ve definitely seen more Leicester shirts on my travels. I wonder if that will drop off now
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He’d have scored more than Daka and Ayew last season if we’d have played him In the 9!
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5000/1 Anniversary Match To Support Local Causes - Saturday 30th May
Sly replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
I am Refusing to go. -
Loughborough - Leicester / Derby / Forest Hinckley - Leicester / Coventry Coalville - Leicester Melton Mowbray - Leicester Market Harborough - Leicester Oadby - Leicester Wigston - Leicester Ashby-de-la-Zouch - Leicester / Derby Castle Donington - Derby Shepshed - Leicester / Derby / Forest Earl Shilton - Leicester / Coventry Barwell - Leicester / Coventry Broughton Astley - Leicester Anstey - Leicester Syston - Leicester Ibstock - Leicester Kegworth - Derby Kibworth - Derby Countesthorpe - Leicester Mountsorrel - Leicester Quorn - Leicester Markfield - Leicester Narborough - Leicester Blaby - Leicester Groby - Leicester Burbage - Leicester / Coventry
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He’s talented. Then again, so many players are. Only time will tell if he develops the grit and intelligence that you can only get with games and experience.
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Says more about how shite Mavididi has been to be honest!
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Every player will have a different view. Easier to break into a League 1 team, than say a bottom half Premier League team. Would you rather train at Seagrave, or Stoke? Do you like coaches? Coaching quality? Education quality? Does the academy have better players in the system, which block your path to the first team? Will I be loaned out? Youth turnover? Welfare support? Injury and wellbeing support? Nutrition and health support and education? Communication and growth? Travel / rest of family impact?
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Jokes aside, he’s done okay for Burton numbers wise. More composed than Daka, which isn’t difficult.
