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Jake Evans was sent off for 2 yellow cards

After being annoyed about Ndidi starting as the 10 I have actually only just noticed that BOTH Choudhury and Soumare are on the bench Diabolical #FreeWillAlves

Doesn't particularly work well when there is a good chance we will be at least 1 or 2 behind at the point we bring some actual creativity on Just like against Villa

This is nothing like last season, below shows that against Villa that Skipp was overall playing in a pivot with Winks Again we will have no one supporting Vardy

Realistically they should've been hammerings if both of them had not squandered plenty of very good chances in just the first half We were very lucky in both to only be 1 goal behind

Amani Richards is on the bench for Exeter vs Blackpool Silko Thomas is starting for Wigan vs Bristol Rovers Brandon Cover is starting for Port Vale vs Chesterfield Chris Popov is starting for Barrow vs Grimsby Sammy Braybrooke is on the bench for Dundee vs Ross County Brad Young is on the bench for Hartlepool vs Ebbsfleet

Time to find something else interesting to do until about 4:15

Get him in the bin Get on the phone to Corberan and West Brom at full time

At least anyone watching from home now knows to not bother turning it on until at least 60 minutes has been played / until he makes some subs I could maybe understand using Wilf there against the big 6 (and I still wouldn’t be happy about it) but Palace away? ffs

Ben Nelson is on the bench for Oxford United Tom Cannon is starting for Stoke City

Todays Result - Friday 13th September Championship: Harry Souttar (7.4 + clean sheet - 90 mins) - Sheff Utd 2-0 Hull City

U21 players (Contract and Scholars) 1 Adedeji, Maxwell Henry Oliver Sebastian Adeyemi Adeo 2 Ali, Mirsad Mohamed 3 Aluko, Olabade Olatomiwo Samuel 4 Alves, William Thomas 5 Amartey, Rahman Amarteye Addico 6 Bausor, Stevie Ethan 7 Braybrooke, Samuel Charles 8 Briggs, Logan Hamilton 9 Buonanotte, Facundo Valentin 10 Cartwright, Henry 11 Corden, Joseph John 12 Cover, Brandon Ashley 13 Daniels, William Robert 14 Diallo, Alpha 15 Donnelly, Ryan Martin 16 Donohue, Jake Phillip James 17 Dyke, Kaleb Asher 18 El Khannouss, Bilal 19 Evans, Jake Benjamin 20 Ewing, Oliver James 21 Fisken, Alfie Graham 22 French, Harry George 23 Godsmark-Ford, Harvey George 24 Golding, Michael 25 Gray, Kevon Olando 26 Grist, Benjamin Roy 27 Hill, Deniche 28 Hutchinson, Lorenz William Lucas 29 Issahaku, Abdul Fatawu 30 Joseph, Jayden Kyle 31 Khela, Reiss 32 King, Joshua David 33 Kosiorek, Bartosz 34 Lawrence, William James 35 Lindsay, Jahmari Samuel 36 Louis-Marie Richards, Amani Tye 37 McAlinney, Liam Arthur 38 McNab, Lewis Peter Ray 39 Neale, Tommy 40 Nelson, Benjamin Harvey 41 Omobolaji, Olaoluwa Andre Onobote 42 Onanaye, Toby Oluwatobi 43 Otchere, Kirsten Fiifi Yamoah 44 Page, Louis Donald 45 Pennant, Kian Darnell Leroy 46 Popov, Christopher Petrov 47 Sutherington, Harry 48 Thomas, Silko-Amari Otieno 49 Wilson-Brown, Thomas 50 Wormleighton, Joseph Oliver

https://www.premierleague.com/news/4110099 25 Squad players (*Home grown) 1 Ayew, Jordan 2 Choudhury, Hamza* 3 Coady, Conor David* 4 Daka, Patson 5 Edouard, Odsonne 6 Faes, Wout 7 Hermansen, Mads 8 Iversen, Daniel Lonne* 9 Justin, James Michael* 10 Kristiansen, Victor Bernth Flesner 11 Mavididi, Stephy Alvaro* 12 McAteer, Kasey* 13 Ndidi, Onyinye Wilfred 14 Okoli, Memeh Caleb 15 Pereira, Ricardo 16 Reid, Bobby Armani* 17 Skipp, Oliver* 18 Soumare, Boubakary 19 Stolarczyk, Jakub* 20 Thomas, Luke Jonathan* 21 Vardy, Jamie* 22 Vestergaard, Jannik 23 Ward, Daniel* 24 Winks, Harry Billy*

https://www.lcfc.com/news/4115780?lang=en Manchester United vs. LEICESTER CITY Old Trafford Sunday 10 November, 2024 Kick-off: 2pm LEICESTER CITY vs. Chelsea King Power Stadium Saturday 23 November, 2024 Kick-off: 12:30pm Live on TNT Sports

Steve Cooper Pre-Match Press Conference vs Crystal Palace PSR appeal win? “It’s obviously a positive thing. Personally, the club were calm about the situation. It’s definitely a club that’s up front with you. It was an obvious question to ask for anybody joining the club. They were calm. In terms of day to day and training with the players, it hasn’t been too much of a distraction. But we spoke to them about not letting it interfere with our work. It’s not the case that everything has changed. It may add a bit of frustration in terms of the window. It may have affected certain decisions. It would have been better if the decision came early, with the club deemed to have done nothing wrong. But I’ll have to get over that and I’m happy with the squad. We won’t let any negativity creep in.” Impact of PSR? “There’s been a lot of talk about it. It’s good for the supporters and for the game that there’s clarity. But we haven’t let it interfere. We were ready, as a group of players, to stand up and fight if it had been a negative decision. And if there are any opinions on the decision, we still have to stand up and fight.” Back to the Premier League? “We’ve tried to maximise the international break. A lot of players left but we’ve had a core of players who stayed here. We’re still going through a natural transition of getting back into the Premier League, with a change in coach and late signings as well. We’re trying to get the senior players to go with it and embrace the challenge. It gives me a chance to see the players take on those ideas. We can definitely improve results. We could have got more points. The last thing we want is to be applauded off for a good performance but without any points. We want results. We have to own that, the staff, and the players, particularly the senior players.” Any fresh injuries? “No. The players have come back from international duty. Some of them are still recovering, and some of them had long trips. Bobby is still not with us. Every team will lose a lot of players and will be staggered in their returns. We’re not different.” El Khannouss and Edouard? “Bilal has only had a couple of sessions with us. There’s a few things we’re still building. With Odsonne, we’re delighted he’s here. He’s frustrated he can’t play on Saturday. They add to the talented boys we’ve already got. We’ve got competition and we want guys to push each other.” Work in training? “Parts of every performance has been good. Parts have looked like we’re developing our game and we need to do better. With new players come in late, we have to develop the connections, particularly at the top end. We’ve got some good work done in the break. We’re under no illusions over how hard any Premier League season will be. Leicester have a brilliant history in the Premier League, but they did go down and have come back up. You’ve seen a real commitment and togetherness in the three games. We really believe we can progress.” In the modern day, is there such thing as a best 11? “It’s an interesting question. I agree it’s a concept we deal with every week in terms of how we start games and how we finish them. Because of the transfer window and the international break, not every player goes through the same schedule. Some players played at the Euros and other tournaments and need a break. They might only get a two-week pre-season. It means that not every player is at the level they need to be. Sometimes you sign players who haven’t been on a strong program and who are catching up. The modern game is more than a starting team. You need consistency and continuity, but you also need adaptable players. We think about it daily.” Positives and negatives? “In parts of games, we’ve looked like an exciting team. In other parts, we haven’t looked like that. But in both of those, you’re seeing a group of committed players. You don’t want to go a goal down in every game, but we’ve responded every game. That shows good character. We are also seeing some stuff that’s not what we want. We’re really clear about what we expect and the players have to take that onto the pitch and deliver.” Important games against fellow winless sides? “The three games we played before, two of them were at home, we’ve gone into those about what we can achieve, and that will be the mentality every time. We need to be motivated by succeeding and not by the fear of failure.” Daka? “It’s a long-term recovery. He’s out of his boot and his crutches. He’s looking more normal in terms of how he’s walking around. He’s still a while away.” Vardy? “Vards, you’re right, he trained for a week before he picked up the injury and then trained once before he started. We’ve used the two weeks to get the training into him while preparing him to be ready for a game as well. He played 90 minutes in the last game and nearly got a penalty at the end, so he wasn’t flagging. That’s testament to his professionalism.” International break work? “Facundo has come here off not too much of a pre-season and there are parts of his body that we have to manage. The international break was a case of getting some individual work done.” Palace? “They have a clear way of playing and tactical repetitions. An away game comes with challenges and we want to be a team that thrives in those moments. We’re really focused in terms of doing well. It’s my first time going up against him (Glasner) and I’m looking forward to the challenge of the game. We have to get better and Palace is the next step for us. The game can’t come quick enough for us now we’ve got everybody back.” Feeling of first win? “I’ll be thinking about the players, the staff, and the supporters. There’s no better feeling than a win in the Premier League. Everybody knows the benefits of a win and how things can build.” Results v performances? “You can’t be narrow-minded enough to not see beyond the results. Some parts of our performances have been good. The players are on board and we give them a voice. We need to do even more to deliver even more.” Tracking internationals? “With data and professional scrutiny of a player, it’s very normal that confederations will share, sometimes on a daily basis. Sometimes we can give advice on what we think is right for a player. Dialogue is normal now. They come back in and we’re aware of everything.” Perception outside club after PSR appeal win? “We need to be aware of it. I’ll speak to the players about representing the club for its history and what it stands for, and that includes the present day. The context in that is dealing with a perception, we’ll show our supporters that whatever the opinion is, we won’t let that affect our togetherness. I was ready to roll my sleeves up no matter the decision is. It’s the same for the players. We need to stand up for the club.”

Any fresh injuries? “No. The players have come back from international duty. Some of them are still recovering, and some of them had long trips. Bobby is still not with us. Every team will lose a lot of players and will be staggered in their returns. We’re not different.” Daka? “It’s a long-term recovery. He’s out of his boot and his crutches. He’s looking more normal in terms of how he’s walking around. He’s still a while away.”

Any fresh injuries? “No. The players have come back from international duty. Some of them are still recovering, and some of them had long trips. Bobby is still not with us. Every team will lose a lot of players and will be staggered in their returns. We’re not different.”

Ed Sheeran

Almost sounds like jealousy…

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Might as well lock the thread for a couple of years tbh https://foxestrust.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/FCC-Summary-Points-24.07.2024-FCC.pdf An update on the stadium development outlined the need for re engagement with architects and planners to establish value in budget. SW confirmed that the development would not start in 2025 or 2026. The implementation of safe standing would continue to be considered in parallel with the stadium development, with consultations being re engaged this season.

https://foxestrust.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/FCC-Summary-Points-24.07.2024-FCC.pdf Susan Whelan wanted to address any concerns over the new front-of-shirt sponsor for the men’s team. The two highest value proposals for the new front-of-shirt partnerships were both in the Betting section. BC Game is a two-year deal, and the biggest in the Club’s history. Extensive due diligence was undertaken to ensure suitability with the Club’s values and BC Games commitment and Community programmes.

Our highest is winks with 14 progressive passes - 4.67 per 90

Yeah definitely not bothering with an upgrade Can’t really think of any reason to do so even if it is my main console I would also need to buy the disc drive as I prefer physical over digital