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It's called Fergie Time; something our new manager knows a thing or two about

The club should incentivise/reward fans for staying behind every game using a loyalty point scheme. Something like that could work if there was a way to successfully enforce it.

Go full Dean Smith and grind out a 0-0 by playing anti-football.

WUM

RUDKIN < RUUDKING

A lot of golf clapping happening in the Craven Cottage stands and I can’t say I’m that surprised.

If Richard Osman wore a roll neck…

I genuinely thought that was a photoshopped image. Wtf.

21/22:

He’s not available for Sunday

I’m really excited to see what RVN does to Daka more than any other player tbh. With his expertise in the attacking field, I expect him to do a lot of 1-2-1 training with Daka and get the most out of him. As one or two posters have said, Patson is really lucky to find himself playing for one of the best attacking players the world has seen in his prime.

For me, it’s his off the ball movement that needs work on which will take him to the next level. One thing he has been consistently good at for the past month now is his passing, and his range of passing today was more vast since the start of his redemption period a few games ago.

[insert any CM player here] I feel like they would feel invigorated playing this 3-box-3 system.

He didn’t kiss it better.

Blessing in disguise. Showing RVN all that’s wrong in our play before he works his magic.

What a hot take. I’d rather we play Tony Pulis ball if it meant we stay up. To be a football fan is to see beauty in any style of football. Even Pulisball.

I still can’t get my head around this. Makes it sound like we’re world beaters

I sense that a lot of us fans would favour Moyes if he were to directly replace Enzo as opposed to going from Enzo to Cooper to him. And I get the impression the players would feel the same way. Getting in RVN would be the biggest booster to the camp out of anyone that’s available and linked right now.

1) Yes. 2) Yes. 3) No. I draw the line there. 4) Yes.

At the airport

“Those who have shaped Leicester City as we know it.” Pearson goes above Ranieri in the pecking order in this discussion. The other three would be Vardy, Lineker and Vichai. Kasper is an honourable mention.

Really is a shame how unloved one of our own is by plenty of our fanbase.

Our team currently has an Aston Villa under Steven Gerrard vibe about it, no doubt.