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Well we've already got rid of the wages of Praet Kelechi Wolf Albrighton Vestegaard There's some money off the books there and I imagine we'll have been contributing to Yunus and Doyle's wages too.

Omg they're playing two songs at the same time. This is diabolical. Utter shit show. I'm so happy with this.

I've always wanted to see someone die publicly and in slow motion. You pay for this in some circles on the Internet.

Vardy now carrying the sound and pyrotechnics team like he has so many players

'That's on John Rudkin'

A trophy parade should be easy really. Get em visible. Get folk singing. Wave the trophy about a bit. This seems like a vehicle for Mr Jam bookings.

It's various tracks one after the other. Hey Jude into House of Pain into Jersey Budd. A modern genius.

That's why I go into shops and wipe my arse over loads of the pants. It's to give prospective buyers a right of refund. I'm a man of the people.

If he doesn't continue with us I can't see him dropping to League 1 in any circumstances. You'd have thought Sheffield Wednesday would be a natural move for him. 20 goals in the championship isn't to be sniffed at.

That's one side to the coin and if we purely wanted the club to do well on business terms I'd agree. However the relationship I/we have with the club isn't just borne of that. It's emotional. Most of us love the club in a way we don't live a broadband provider and the disrespect and indignity shown in his behavior was insulting. He treated so so poorly something I love so very much.

With Kingeh retiring, Albrighton on his way out, Vardy looking like he's nearing the end, Shinji back as a retired player, and Pearson entering his dotage it's all starting to feel a bit sad and sepia. Soon nobody associated with the glory years will be left playing or involved with the club. I do find myself wondering if I'll ever love another team as a set of players like I have most of the last decade and a bit.

Outstanding.

Folk were ripping holes in the Vardy image on the kop....why?!?

Protest the parade.

He's going nowhere. Nowhere at all. That wasn't a goodbye at all.

I will miss him greatly.

I'm going to remove Preston because I think that stands alone as a different entity. That was the collective out-pouring of what was 2 seasons of inevitable mediocrity. 1 - Jannick standing on the ball in October and daring the Blackburn forwards to come and take it. Brilliant. 2 - Jamie Vardy running the length of the pitch to remind the Bristol fans of who he is. 3 - Chelsea away was a magnificent event. A proper away day.

Oh yeah - I'm aware of the St Etienne thing. I thought that disgraceful, too, though it's easier swallowed when we benefit from it. It's bigger than football - for me - I find the selfishness of modern society jarring and when it collides with Leicester negatively I suppose it hits a bit harder. I'm paid nowhere near, annually, what he is. He's probably already earned more than I, and my other half, ever will. I've shown loyalty in the workplace when I've given my word to employers over something - and I have absolutely no financial investment or emotional ties to my role or boss. It's just about being a decent person - he isn't one. And I'm happy to boo that.

Only in part. The club were publicly fuming he didn't honour the year with us before sale. That was well documented. I'm not sure why you're trying to spin this to get him off the hook/make the club look even better. It was well negotiated, for sure, but the bloke weaseled out of it in the most heinous of ways.

Amazing. Imagine being unwanted by your boyhood club and then winning the league with another one who loves you. Like Roy of the Rovers.

You're so right. They represent the club. They didn't just play for it. Proud to have had him play for Leicester.

This being said - he will 'win' a lot more at Chelsea. However, he'll only have ever won the FA Cup for the City. That'll be his only legacy. Wild really. Even if he gets fit he won't really figure and he'll contribute nothing significant. That will hurt.

Couldn't pay me enough to work as an assistant to anyone at the club. I'll only accept a role as manager. Sign me up Enzo.

He signed a contract and didn't honor any element of it. I understand it's a business to some players but he showed no respect to the club and for that I do not have much time for him. At the end of the day I'm a Leicester fan and he isn't. I get that. However I do have a sense of honor and loyalty that transcends football. He took the piss out of what I consider being a fair and decent employee of ANY entity. **** him.

One of the best we've had through the doors. He might not have had the impact of Vardy and he might not have enjoyed the support that, say, Knockaert did. He has, however, given it everything for the club. He scored the first CL goal. He worked as hard as any other player has from our bench several times. He's a ****ing champion and he's been instrumental to our success. Wether he plays or not on Saturday this man is as much a Mr Leicester City as Walsh, Izzet, or Vardy. A total encapsulation of what we have held dear over the years. Would die for the shirt. Never gave less than 100%, and he never really had a bad game. Marc Albrighton - I salute you. You're a Leicester legend and I'll tell my kids about you in the same breath and with the same heart that you deserve.