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In a way I'm glad he played at Barnsley - have that on your record.

I was DEAD against it at the time but, actually, it would have been the best outcome I think. **** off all the internationally favourable clubs to have their own little seedy league and we'd have had a decent national football league again.

This is a sorry, sorry mess and there really any right answer or outcome, is there? I mean we've got a massive grievance in this. We're in League 1 and in financial peril. For 2 seasons we spent big to get Champions League football and arguably started the decline because of that. We were a few points out each time; we can point to their financial irregularities as a catalyst for that underperformance. But Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea...they can all point to their lack of silverware. Relegated clubs. Managers losing jobs. It's a right ****ing mess.

Franky Sinco was a GREAT defender. He's rightly remembered for his own goals but for some people this has overshadowed just how good he was at defending.

It is about assembling the best teams. But it's financially constructed so those best teams are always the top six. And it's constructed around those teams because of fans in Africa, Asia, and America. The American games are coming next and it'll be done under the premise of raising psr potential for clubs.

Rudkin 100% eats chicken wings with a knife and fork.

He was in position to score goals but I'm not sold at this point that he will get many in League 1. Seemed to need a lot of time and space and even then needed errors to make the most of it.

Strong correlation between people who blindly support Top and people who need a ruling class to genuflect to. Heavy oppressed people vibes.

Absolute energy and learning.

I've requested the money I spent on beer back from the club.

Whilst I agree in principle this is very much the football equivalent of 'you don't win the lottery if you don't play'. We can't hang on to that in the face of evidence.

People were giving him time right up until the very last game. Criminal we kept him beyond the first season.

Goodness me, a serious football club should be nipping this type of silliness in the bud immediately. A brother vaguebooking about our Number 9 is yet another indignity.

I've been trying not to say it out loud but I think JJ is a sicknote. He looks great but doesn't seem particularly fit or resilient.

He seems at home in this league right now - that is to say that he is good enough. He might have a higher ceiling, he might not. I didn't notice a huge difference between him and Coulibaly on Saturday.

I think he could be a very useful player if he was actually being played in a position he's suited to. Asking him to be a striker is counterproductive. So often, when he's been up top on his own, he's nowhere near in position for a break because he's playing like a midfielder.

100% If you question the usefulness of his 'philosophy' then a finger pointing exercise begins as to who is to blame for it not working. He believes it to be infallible and, therefore, he is never at fault. He doesn't seem himself as working at Leicester and, with that in mind, under scrutiny of the Leicester fans. He sees himself as providing a valuable service that shouldn't be questioned whatsoever. There's no more a untouchable and sacred position in society than a football manager with a 'philosophy'. The funniest part is that they think they're SO intelligent and SUCH deep thinkers that they're not at all open to criticism and being critical. Critical thinking actually showing some intelligence, of course...

700+ passes. No wonder he was upset that we were giving him stick. His philosophy is working as intended.

**** him. Waving his ****ing fists and being sarcastic towards the fans. All of us were here before him, none of us take from the club, and for most that was a costly day out that had to be budgeted for. He's not one of us. He doesn't respect us. He's playing with the long term future of our club and not his own. **** him.

To whomever it was pre-season who was defending Faes as captain saying that there was no chance he plays in the season. I told you then and again now - that was the moment Martin wasn't suitable. He's just been waiting to pay this twat.

When it's multiple groups of fans hounding you out of stadiums the problem isn't the fans.

We had no need reason to concede today beyond poor tactics and performance. People pay good money because this matters to them. To see people paid good money for it not to matter to them need to be held accountable.

At the point they equalised it was bouyant. It's not the fans that did that

This is rubbish. Mccarthy, Faes, Thomas, Burns, Riis, O'Hora, Cullen, Lundstram, De Cordova Reid all played a part in today. There's more than enough experience there to carry our young (and more talented) players.

Every sensible football fan I speak to - Barnsley fans today included - point to the fact this is a physical league and that flowery football only looks good. Why can't a man paid millions to manage see that.