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We fluked a draw for a bit so now Cooper gets another month. Couldn’t be a worse result for us. Thank god for Mads and Justin’s insane finish because we were absolutely atrocious.

Haha, I just listened and came on here to post almost the same thing word for word. Still a fun listen and a great coup by the Leicester City Fat Boys! Well done, @Ric Flair and @BSLBPod!

While I believe there are likely issues behind the scenes and I have not been a fan of Cooper, we can’t keep regurgitating the same Footy Insider story on Foxes Talk every three hours like it’s another new report.

That’s not sustainable with how we are currently playing, unfortunately. We will regress to the mean with our low number of shots per game, low number of shots on target per game, and avg shot distance per game.

Sick, entitled fans expecting the squad to score one goal against Walsall and for expecting a manager to get his players up for the game.

Another game where he didn’t adequately prepare and motivate the squad.

How could anyone getting paid to manage a squad keep Ayew on for 90 minutes and barely give Fatawu a sniff against ASHLEY YOUNG?? We’re gonna have to win a couple of games to stay up and if he’s too scared to go for a win against Everton at home, then who are we ever going to get three points from? How many goals are we doing to concede from James Justin’s side before Cooper gives up on the point he’s trying to prove against Ricardo? Why is he letting Harry Winks play as Papy Mendy 2.0 and be a passenger on a side that cannot keep the ball? The players don’t believe in Cooper and there’s no reason yet for our supporters to give him our faith.

I hope Colin Hall gets to write consecutive match reports for our Foxes Trust.

Is that what Colin said when he dropped his trousers?

Does the Trust blindly publish whatever views a disgruntled member wants to get off his chest or is there any sort of oversight into what gets published? The latest match report is a horrible look for the current Trust, no matter what the disclaimer says.

Preach!

Ha, I’m glad you had a lot more fun than the person who wrote the latest report! I had noticed that disclaimer (admittedly misread it to say that a board member wrote the report, which isn’t the case, as confirmed by the author on Twitter); however, there has to be some sort of an editorial process here. This isn’t the first time someone has used a match report to try to bitterly settle some scores with other supporters in a match report and it’s embarrassing that the Trust would allow that.

Looking forward to voting for the FTR slate and against whoever wrote this match report. https://foxestrust.co.uk/11131/why-the-knives-are-already-out-for-cooper It’s time for board members who will be more welcoming to the wider base of supporters.

Clear he’s already lost Ricardo. This guy is really stinking up the place so far.

Let’s not even watch the games or care anything about what happened between kick off and the final whistle. To be fair, that’s probably the healthiest way to follow along this season.

I could be wrong but it does appear that we would have received some sort of deduction had we stayed up.

We’re going to get fined after every game for player conduct.

Another embarrassing day for the Premier League. They ran up exorbitant legal costs in the case against Everton and tried to stick Everton with the bill. The PL’s cost per witness statement was 5x higher than Everton’s; the PL’s cost per submitted document was 19x higher. The Appeals Board drastically reduced the amount that Everton had to pay and also called out the PL for poorly-written rules, like the Board that ruled on our case did.

It’s only FosseHub sharing a terrible source, no need to panic.

Oh, baby, baby, buh, baby, baby. That’s a really solid effort

Seems like it and there’s no clear path forward for PSR charges for the most recent three years ending in ‘24.

Leicester City Football Club back in the Barclays https://youtu.be/QFcv5Ma8u8k?feature=shared

Riyad was still adjusting and developing as a player, his gradual integration into the starting XI helped him gain confidence and become such an accomplished player. Mike Stowell offered some interesting insight into Albrighton on the WYS pod this week. Pearson deserves slack for not immediately understanding what he had in Albrighton and everyone at Villa also couldn’t figure out what kind of player he was. Ricardo’s attributes are much more of a known quantity than Mahrez’s or Albrighton’s at that stage in their careers. I would be much more patient with Cooper if he played our players who we clearly know are our best. But I won’t call for his head just yet and any manager in this position deserves time to figure out what to do with his squad.

Hey, at least he sat Reid. Baby steps but still progress.