DennisNedry

Maybe we should put some blame on the club as much as the fans? The club has been trying to do this for years; achieve a sterile, family friendly, sanitised 'match day experience'.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, we need a unified singing section. When your vocal support is in 2 separate corners of the stadium, the atmosphere is never going to be brilliant. The death of L/K has been the biggest driver of our shit quiet bowl. You literally can't hear the Kop/UFS at all from the away end.

Can't speak for the ground as a whole, and I'll probably get shit for being ageist, but where I sit the average age of the fan base is well into their 70s. The only noise that you hear from them is them snapping their KitKats. Obviously they've as much right to be there as anybody else, but realistically they'll renew every year until they die so there's no capacity to get younger fans in.

Ipswich, Leeds and Southampton all looking like winning again. Makes our 3 points today all the more crucial.

I'm not saying I agree with him by the way, it's really impossible for the average Joe to know one way or the other. In the defence of the author, he doesn't explicitly say it was deliberately released although I would accept it is perhaps inferred as one option, alongside accidental escape. He also suggests that the US could have been in collaboration with China. What interests me more is these kinds of statements: "The giveaway that the Covid virus is man-made are those telltale receptors, one of which is known as the Furin Cleavage Site. HIV fixes mainly on to one receptor - but the Covid virus binds to several, allowing it to lock into cells in the nose, mouth, lungs and elsewhere in the body. This gives the virus what we call a hypercharge, making it much more positively charged than any virus has been before. The Covid virus is designed for maximum impact - no such structure has occurred naturally in other coronaviruses" "in 2013, molecular biologists in the Wuhan Institute announced that such a viral structure had been created by genetic modification in the lab. They openly admitted they were working on this technique to magnify the viral charge, in so-called 'gain-of-function' research". As I say, how am I to evaluate these comments? I've no scientific knowledge. What he's saying could be bollocks. I don't know.

There are still scientists that believe this https://mol.im/a/12811711

It's not surprising that the CMA has found certain manufacturers to be profiteering by raising prices above and beyond what was needed to cover rising costs. Our son is 2, I was buying Nappies for him the other day and was disgusted to see the baby formula we used to buy for him until he transitioned to cow milk, has gone from £8 to £12, and reduced in weight, just since 18 months ago. How do the manufacturers sleep at night?

The only attribute I think he has is he's decent in the air. If you watch him he does win the majority of his headers. But yeah otherwise he's dreadful.

Can see this being the first time we concede multiple goals. I think surely West Brom have to be favourites.

I hate the insistence on trying to 'control' the game when a goal up. Just attack FFS, make a game comfortable for once. Getting sick of us now, every game is frustrating as hell to watch, even the wins.

You could say that about a lot of our wins this season!

The more I watch us play, the more concerned I become that this style of play is actually very little to do with our points tally, and more to do with the relative quality of our squad compared to the rest of this league.

Can anybody explain to me how our GDP has been flatlining and looks set to continue, when our net migration is over half a million people a year? I just don't understand how both of these things can be true? Not to mention how it can possibly be sustainable in terms of infrastructure, public services and our push for net zero goals.

If he's fit he's surely worth a go ahead of Kelechi surely? With Vardy as a super sub.

There's decent parking on Freeman's Common industrial estate, it tends to fill up completely about half an hour before kick off. Most parking is around £5, and it's a 10 minute walk to the ground from there.

Not making excuses as our support is shit, but I think a lot of it is down to the style and pace of our play. It really is boring to watch for large spells, despite the league position. It also never helps when the away fans are quiet and low in numbers.

He was good today. Maybe at times favoured us a little bit but he had control of the game throughout.

I wouldn't even call the EDL far right. I don't think many of them are aware of, well, anything really, in a political sense. I doubt they know what left and right are. If they were far right they certainly wouldn't be disrupting a march with a significant number of ardent antisemites in it. They're just very uneducated and angry men who are spoiling for a fight.

He not sit on the bench well enough for your liking? 😂

We probably deserved to win to be fair, just terrible decision making and finishing on our part, then Boro score a worldie and dig in.

Another poor, lazy performance. Yes we didn't deserve to lose and lost to a wonderful free kick, but we didn't start playing till 70 minutes. Overplaying it constantly, refusing to shoot, even when faced with an open goal (Mavididi). Very poor from Enzo again not making substitutions when required. Kelechi was particularly terrible. Yet again turning up and just expecting to win. Stop talking about records. If we don't buck our ideas up we aren't getting automatic promotion.

The lad doesn't have to do much to get into the side you wouldn't think. Vardy and Nacho are both in dreadful form.

Excellent free kick. Vestegard at fault with a brain dead backheel to gift them possession.

I literally said not the table. We're not criticising our results, we're criticising performances, particularly recent ones. Anyway, cmon Leicester!!

Wow. Post. Should score. It's coming lads, cmon!!