Lionator

Another rogering on the cards for the ever obliging Leicester City. Depressing times in this sport, next to nothing to get excited by

It’s literally like saying Lineker wouldn’t get into a top level team now haha

If you can’t pick up a set against Littler when he’s averaging 78 then what chance have you got?

It’s what happens when everyone works together, fans, police, clubs, politicians, and appreciates the impact that football can have on communities. These are poor places, yet by having young lads attending these games, being part of something, it keeps them out of trouble. So even if they’re ripping up seats etc, the cost to the police and tax payer is probably way less than the alternative

Iheanacho was definitely good enough for the league at various stages.

Congolese Ryan Bertrand, am I right?

Why not? They’ll sell it out regardless and it’s a chance for them to make a big buck. This is the way the world works unfortunately, especially given there’s zero chance of them getting a replay. im not justifying it and vehemently disagree. Its just that I can see why they’re doing it

Everton will be one of the more difficult sides for Forest to play against as they won’t leave themselves exposed on the counter, where Forest seem to be scoring a few goals recently.

Who do people say ‘Leicester, Ipswich and Southampton’ are all terrible like we have an active choice in the matter. Maybe there is more to it beyond the individual teams such as a terrible league aystem.

Yes

Seems about as likeable as him too

He just needed to get off stage as soon as he started missing those doubles. Absolute mind loss. Especially considering how good he was in the second set

Everytime I think how bad democracy is in the west, I think of Rudkin and remember how awful having an unelected autocrat really would be.

Ndiaye will win Everton games alone as well.

I can’t imagine how empty Ipswich fans must feel now. Score a 95th minute winner, the consequences of which led to a Wolves player attacking their coaching staff, which led to a yellow card to their striker leaving him banned for the next game, while the wolves striker is free to play and contribute 6 points to keeping Wolves in the league, and of course the sacking of a manager. Ironically for them, the biggest high of the season may have actually relegated them. You have to hate this league really.

If Wolves have a good run of form, you’ll be looking at 35+ for survival sadly. Anyone from 17th up can beat anyone aside from Liverpool and Arsenal

Transfer embargo might actually be long term beneficial. It’ll make us invest in our coaches and academy products.

Where do people get their highs and happiness from in life? Everything feels stale and miserable at the moment. I go to the gym which gives me a boost and alcohol does help (but obviously that’s a not a solution so it’s a couple of drinks on a Friday max). But the football is sad, my family is far away, politics and the global outlook is bleak with WW3 on the horizon. It’s just so sad.

Leeds are even weaker than last season. A team with Dan James and Joel Piroe as their stars and Daniel Farke as manager is not going to stand a chance.

You can’t punish someone through a competition that they weren’t a part of surely?

Remember the cup game v forest?

Getting mocked by my Liverpool supporting in-laws (from Yorkshire), cheers lads.

Rudkin out chants in the 27th minute to mark the amount of years he’s been at the club.

Not a single shot in the second half

If we sadly get relegated, we sell Mads and have Jakub as no.1 and strengthen elsewhere in the squad.