westernpark

I think we’ve been around 25k in reality for a couple of games this season, so below 20k for today is very plausible.

Pictures of outside the ground make it look like there won’t be many there.

Massively overindulging and I’d become boring(feedback from friends and family)! I’d go somewhere with friends or partner, and I’d have to get the entire menu(halves and thirds) of what I’d not ticked! In the end I wasn’t enjoying that way of drinking, so deleting account was only way to stop it. You use it a much more economical and rational way. Have signed up for an ultra marathon in July, so training will hopefully replicate the buzz of getting a tick 🤣

Now I have stopped ticking, enjoying having my favourites again and again. A pint of Braybrooke Black Lager which is the best of its kind I’ve ever had, in the two tailed lion. A pint of wipeout on cask which I’d normally had on Keg, in the Blue Boar. Few pints in the Kings Head, one was Ghost Ship by Adnams.

They still beat us easily.

Why not both?

With what we’ve had and currently got up front, if he stays fit and is half the player he once was, he’ll be a fan favourite by the end of the season.

Starmer being weak not condemning the events of yesterday and this is coming from someone who is a big fan of the prime minister. It will be Greenland next.

Good to see him going to a proper club and manager for this level but still a surprise he’s not gone up a division.

Conditions were too treacherous to run on the pavement in Leicester yesterday, so did 20 laps of the local rugby pitch. Hoping it will be a bit better when I go out in 30 minutes.

I changed my post three times- sorry. I don’t necessarily disagree with your post in the overall. But your use of statistics with regards to rats was redundant. You didn’t offer any statistics regarding demographics of the places you mention and then evidence as to why you think this has happened. There are lots of issues with this city which I think you are alluding to but we need to use evidence to support our arguments. As you said it’s your opinion, so it’s just that.

It’s not November 2025.

Well, he’s been dead for quite a while unfortunately.

What’s the point?

We can’t afford 3 out of 4 on that list.

Have you checked our club?

We can only dream of getting someone of Dyche’s current calibre.

Celtic will still win the title. They’ll sack Nancy, bring someone in till the end of season and be 6/7 points clear at the finish.

Time to retire Kasper.

Bang on with your stuff on Pearson and Vichai’s legacy is certainly confused with the team that he built and the money it generated for the club post title win. Drinkwater, Kante, Mahrez sales and a bit of champions league money, meant we could be sustained for a short while as we made mistake after mistake in recruitment and club building. But all that matters is that those who don’t have an understanding got free food and drink- which most likely didn’t come out of whichever owner’s pocket anyway.

I think the relationship between the fans and the current owner’s Dad was significantly rewritten into an only very positive narrative (only natural) as a result of his very tragic death. He was okay, as he did some things right but also did some things wrong. This worshipping of the owner’s Dad has also been amplified because of Aiyawatt’s abysmal handling of the club in recent years. I don’t think a memorial garden was over the top for the victims but the statue may look out of place in twenty/thirty years.

I mean there are lots of bits of it where you can’t see anything but there are some very scenic parts on it- it’s worth it for these bits.

Done it twice. Incredibly easy course- slight incline for part one but then you turn round on yourself. Only issue is you share it with the 10k race and it becomes incredibly congested for the first mile or so - did it once with my 60+ Dad and he face planted because of the congestion. Obviously very scenic.

Peter Soulsby?

We wouldn’t have an fa cup without Nacho, he was a good signing in the end.