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No depth in that position.

I worry a tad about Enzo, certain personnel decisions that are incredibly stubborn and repetitive, has a slight whiff of Brendan.

Anyway, can’t blame the pitch on our performance currently!

It’s all about himself, I used to really like him but I’m not sure anymore. Fingers crossed you pull away now. Reckon Kilmarnock will be disappointed.

Yes but we both play on the same pitch. They share the pitch with the rugby, it shouldn’t be a surprise .

Who cares about the condition of the pitch, both teams are playing on the same one.

Mike Phelan masterclass.

Can’t claim to have battered a team if you only get 1 shot on target all game.

Sporting England- anything that means we see external appointments

Wolves Sporting director offering some nice but honest quotes to the press, regarding player sales, future of Gary O’Neill and similar issues. Would be nice to even get this sort of nonsensical talk from someone above Maresca.

Sporting Lisbon will own us. Sagres in the concourse

On a different note, heritage panel gone up on Evesham Road(I think) in Leicester, to commemorate the coining of the word Veganism in the city.

I hope my partner isn’t.

That’s a good question. Probably not.

Perhaps for already domestic established players but new recruits from abroad are taken to Nottingham to get a place. Fuchs, Wasilewski, Okazaki etc, all moved to Leicester initially.

I believe the facility was unnecessary, improvements to Belvoir Drive were enough. Our implosion since, is evidence. Because we are not run well enough off the pitch, to warrant it. However, you’re right, it would be difficult to build it within the city boundary.

I don’t think people are necessarily disagreeing with your reasoning, they’re taking offence to other fans putting them on a pedestal that they are so committed to the city, that their shangri-la would be Glenfield.

Yeah, according to my partner they’re more than happy roughing it or have been at least in the past, on the Clarendon park Facebook group.

Subtle red flags, clap for Thailand monarchy, marching round the pitch after we’d won the league with a portrait of the King of Thailand. Gold being incorporated into the home strip. And weirdly we could have had much worse ownership. - A statement that is indicative of the state of English football.

The move out of the city with leaving Belvoir Drive, was an absolutely massive step that should have had more attention. Albeit, the eventual move to Seagrave was made during the Covid but that is the heart of the club, the training ground. All we’ve done with the move, is effectively boost Nottingham’s economy, for making it geographically convenient for young millionaires to move to their city.

Fundamentally, Leicester city were bought by the company King Power, to improve their business profile and the family’s(or company depending on semantics inclined) own self-esteem or prowess. When the club hits difficult times, they won’t then explain to the supporters why, because they don’t see us as important in their goals set out in the first sentence. For me, donations to hospital, Cathedral renovation etc, I don’t see them as engagement with local community, strictly done for business reasons. I am so worried about the financial management of this club, that I see it as an existential threat to Leicester City.

Time for Faes to go on the bench, I want Coady and Vestegaard to start now.

I reckon you’d like the Barley Mow in Leicester too.

Wasilewski appeared in one more game in the championship that season, although some appearances were at right back. Nonetheless, Moore getting injured against Middlesbrough when he collided with the post was a real blessing, Wasilewski helped us get over the line.

What is obvious, is that we shouldn’t have sanctioned the Coady deal until we’d sold Souttar.