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What a strange game of football

The Odyssey is great. Won't forget those pigs in a hurry.

That would be a more convincing scout report had the AI not got all the numbers wrong

Never any danger at all of us actually controlling the game from a winning position and strangling it - believing that we deserve to be in the position we're in, are capable of more. So insecure and self-defeating, again. A sorry outcome made all the more so by its utter obviousness and predictability.

Their midfield is lovely to watch - Rodri and Fabian Ruiz were exceptional. Must be so demoralising to play against.

That'll do, probably just about deserved it. Not pretty but as recipes for tournament success go, a grinding, battling team with a couple of genuinely world-class players to make the difference isn't a bad one.

I'm not massively optimistic given his age and how little football he's played over the last few seasons but without really knowing what sort of condition he's in, how much he'll be on and whether he's being signed as a first-choice striker, a Phillips-esque experienced head and occasional contributor or somewhere in between, difficult to say. Unfortunately it's become very difficult to give the club the benefit of the doubt on things like that.

I thought the ref did well enough at what must have been a pretty difficult job and ultimately I felt all the big calls ended up going the right way. Tired now but glad I stayed up. Kane and Bellingham are superstars.

I like it. Would rather white shorts but I think the shirt itself is probably the nicest for a good few years. Can definitely see myself getting a totally legitimate sponsorless one from a totally legitimate retailer at some point.

Turned it back on have you mate?

The angle from behind confirms it as the right decision for me, he kicks himself/the ground before the keeper actually gets to him. If he'd just kept running he would either have genuinely been fouled or had an open goal

If I remember correctly it's possible to die in the very first room while trying to get your tie down from the ceiling fan so maybe that's how you went out

While I can't say I'm overjoyed with his apparent replacement, I am very pleased he's not going to be our manager any more. I think he was closer to a lot of people's idea of what a Leicester manager should be like (British, wears tracksuit and trainers to games, reputation as "honest/no-nonsense" and playing direct football) than his predecessors but it's very hard to make the argument he wasn't every bit as shit as them.

Well, good luck to him, I guess. Difficult to imagine how they could realistically have made a less popular appointment given the hatred of possession football is one of the few areas where I think FoxesTalk is actually representative of how the fanbase as a whole feels.

The same article that says we're after Martin also says Vestergaard is "expected to be sold" so perhaps not