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Seeing the replays I thought VAR would be all over that, was surprised it wasn’t given

Yes he is, we also get Fatawu in an more advanced position as well when Riccy plays, Hamza rarely drops back to the right back position leaving that to Fatawu to do that job as Hamza drops to CB

Sounds like they have a case of Mandela effect

if you go to your Apple wallet and scroll to the bottom it will say expired passes, you can delete the expired ticket there If you go to the LCFC tickets section, log in and click your name top right, click tickets in the drop-down menu, select your ticket and then select add to mobile wallet

I’ve just had a Quick Look and can’t find it mentioned for this season but last season was 3 https://tickets.lcfc.com/screenloader.aspx?type=include&page=usercontent/documents/html/seasonticketresale2223.html How many times a season can I sell my ticket? You can resell your Season Ticket up to three times per season, but you can make it available for resale as many times as you like until you have resold it for a third time.

Well if you really want to know, there is only one way to find out and that involves asking the person in that seat at the game

You can only resell your ST 3 times so that’s not possible

https://help.nowtv.com/article/how-to-watch-bonus-streams

Sky have our games listed on main channels https://www.skysports.com/watch/football-on-sky/teams/leicester-city

Is there anything people do like nowadays? clappers honesty flags fan cam music before/after the game the video montages the food & drink people leaving early the style of football played the board of directors the owner king power

Hamza is according to a court report on 12k a week so some are on an obscene amount to make 90k the average

Meat flavored marmite A poundland version of Las Vegas A dollar store Walgreens

What ironic cheers? 😂

With Hamza starting Fatawu has been playing recently much deeper, Hamza is rarely dropping back into position so meaning Fatawu is effectively being the right wing back which obviously has a knock on effect on him going forward, I can’t defend Mavididi as I agree with what you have written

I can’t see us finishing above Southampton

Sorry I don’t control the prices 😂 Although from experience Amazon will refund the difference if you ask them for it

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I believe we have to sign him if we have a contract obligation stating that

Opta Predicts Leicester have a game in hand, though, and remain favourites to win the league according to the Opta supercomputer. In the latest round of its simulations of the rest of the 2023-24 Championship campaign, Leicester won the title 58.4% of the time, while Leeds did so 33.1%. That means the weekend’s results reduced Leicester’s title chances by more than 6% and increased Leeds’ by 4.5%. Leicester and Leeds are overwhelming favourites for automatic promotion, though, with their chances of finishing in the top two currently at 87.9% and 78.5%, respectively. Ipswich have a 28.8% chance of sneaking into the top two, and will need Leicester’s poor recent form to continue if they are to overtake them. Fourth-placed Southampton’s top-two hopes are hanging by a thread now. Nine points off the automatic promotion spots, their chances are now rated at just 4.8%, although having not played at the weekend, they have two games in hand to claw their way back into contention.

Was just going to put that as well, he’s just running back ball watching

The Ref eventually got there in the end, uphill task for brentford now

I can see there being many twists and turns yet, 7 league games in April with a possibility of a 8th game with a semifinal at Wembley, First 12 days in April will probably tell us everything we need to know

https://x.com/chr15pg/status/1767107156841496736?s=61&t=naHy4eP_R2RpXKVt4XkXYw

From opta Leeds United gained ground on league-leaders Leicester City this weekend after the Foxes could only draw at Hull City on Saturday. It could have been worse for Enzo Maresca’s side, with Leicester twice going behind before Jamie Vardy fired home an equaliser on both occasions. Leicester are still odds-on for automatic promotion from the Championship at 91.6%, but they can have Cardiff City to thank for their chances staying as high – the Welsh club defeating Ipswich Town 2-1 with two goals in added time during Saturday’s early kick off. A run of four points won in five Championship games has seen Leicester’s chance of winning the title fall to 64.8%, however. The gap at the top is now just three points with nine games remaining. Heading into their final game of 2023, Leicester were being given a 91.3% chance of winning the Championship title. Since the turn of the year, however, they have won 20 points from 12 games – the seventh most in the league over that period. Conversely, Leeds’ form has been exceptional in 2024. They’ve won 34 of a possible 36 points (W11 D1), 10 points more than any other team in the competition in that time. After this weekend, Leeds are projected to finish inside the top two 75.6% of the time – that chance was just 21.6% on 29 December. Back then, they only had a 1.5% chance of winning the Championship title, but that has now risen to 28.6%. Ipswich’s defeat on Saturday in Cardiff has seen their automatic promotion chances drop to 25.5% after being up at 49.4% before the weekend. It looks set to be the play-offs only for Southampton, despite their weekend win over Sunderland and game in hand on their promotion rivals. Across the 10,000 current simulations by the Opta supercomputer, they finish between third and sixth 92.7% of the time. As it stands, their most likely opponents in the play-offs will be Ipswich, West Brom and Coventry City.