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Jamie Vardy’s Having A Party - Episode 1 coming Wednesday 10th June https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZXlQ6vtY-C/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Seeing some of the pictures and videos on the socials is really pulling on my heartstrings 💔

He's in good company with our goalkeeping legends Banks and Shilton!

A legend for us on and off the pitch. His penalty save vs Sevilla was iconic

That's even worse than I would have guessed!

Is City now the "Junior club" to Leuven as we're two tiers below them 👀

This thread is genuinely the best thing related to our club in the last 5 years 👏🏽😆

We should have something like this: Wolves: Fans Forum brings critics and club together - BBC Sport https://share.google/eoPv8IWqMwSs2XZUn

It's funny how the national media tonight are printing stories about all the issues and errors over the past few years - despite ignoring them and what fans have been saying for years.

I'm not surprised by this - KP have been "dining out" on this for the past ten years, allowing them, and the media, to avoid criticism about bad decision after bad decision. What is annoying is that I, and many fans, would love to go if it was purely about celebration and commemoration of the players and manage/staff at that time, but the current situation and feelings towards the club will at the very least make it very mixed!

Noted another former player show has been advertised! Celebrate the greatest sporting story of all time as we mark the 10th anniversary of Leicester City’s historic 2015–16 Premier League title triumph. Members pre-sale Friday 20 February On sale 10am Monday 23 February https://tinyurl.com/LCFCLegends26-DMH

Give him a chance and support him. His job is much harder when fans have already decided before a ball is kicked.

Attending a match doesn't mean you support all the bad decisions at the Club. Many supporters go to the football for reasons that are personal to them. Anything from it may be their only time of the week to spend with their children or parents, or a bit of escapism from the problems of everyday life, or it might be the only time of the week they see anyone else. It may be that they have been to every game for 40 years and this is just what they do. They should not be told they are part of the problem, and anyone who suggest that is arrogant and mean spirited.

There's a feeling of inevitability that on the tenth anniversary of winning the Premier League, we'll be relegated. I just can't see how we improve our form.

Hopefully a line in the sand - it looks like we complied 24/25, and hopefully this season. Having this hangover us has been demoralising and has meant even when we wanted to invest, we haven't hopefully it should mean a little more freedom moving forward - whatever division we are in.